UPDATE: Recount results: Torres 861, Blagys 760, Brannelly 821, Stafstrom 810. Thanks to OIB friends for providing recount info. A razor-thin margin will trigger a
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Another Anemic Turnout, Except For Black Rock
The citywide turnout on Tuesday was 11.6 percent, according to elections officials, with 70,322 electors eligible to vote. Of the 8161 voters who filled out
Read moreBlagys Not Conceding Council Race, Black Rock Vote Separation Perplexes Supporters
Republican City Council candidate Phil Blagys says he’s not ready to concede defeat that saw his running partner Rick Torres and Democratic incumbent Sue Brannelly
Read moreTorres, Brannelly, In Split Decision, Win Close Council Race In Black Rock, West End, Will Blagys Challenge Results? Plus: Citywide Precinct Results
UPDATE: Unofficial citywide results here. Republican Rick Torres has ended the GOP’s drought on the City Council winning a seat in the city’s 130th District
Read moreWorking Families Party Wins Coalition Control Of School Board, Republican Larcheveque Wins Seat
The tiny Connecticut Working Families Party, with just a few hundred registered voters throughout the state, has reached its goal of coalition control of the
Read moreUnofficial Results: Dems Win School Board Seats
Democrats Andre Baker, Dave Hennessey and Howard Gardner have easily won school board seats, according to unofficial tallies. Unofficial returns also show Working Families Party
Read moreTurnout Brisk In Black Rock, Low In Most City Neighborhoods
At 1 p.m., the halfway point of voting, turnout at Black Rock School was tracking well ahead of the rest of the city where Democratic
Read moreWhom Are You Voting For Or Against?
Election day for City Council, school board and city sheriff seats. It’s not a mayoral year, but still a lot on the line for control
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