Avon Election Results 2025: Democrats Maintain Town Council Stranglehold: UPDATE

AVON, CT — The polls have now closed as Avon residents cast their votes for several key municipal positions in town.

Tuesday night, Avon's Democrats retained their dominant hold on the Avon Town Council, securing four seats to just one for the GOP.

Elected to the council were: Democrats Anthony Weber, Dan Polhamus, Barbara Ausiello, and Erin Barthel.

The lone Avon Republican elected was Margaret Bratton , according to numbers provided by the Connecticut Secretary of the State's Office.

As a result, Avon's 4-1 Democratic advantage on the council remains intact.

The votes are being counted, and we'll have live results throughout the night. Keep checking back for the latest results and projected winners in key races.

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Here are the local candidates:

Town Council (Vote for up to five)

Democrat: Anthony Weber, Dan Polhamus, Barbara Auisello, Erin Barthel

Republican: Margaret Bratton, Raj Subbu, Dan Carvalho, Brian Loveless

Board of Finance (Vote for up to four)

Democrat: Michael Szekeres, Carl Gisnarian, Houston Putnam Lowry

Republican: Kathy Randall Gill, Kathleen Johnson, Randall Bowers, Kasem Omary

Board of Assessment Appeals (Vote for up to two)

Democrat: Nathan Mahoney, Erin Dawson

Republican: K. David Schultz, Stephen Hunt

Zoning Board of Appeals (Vote for up to two)

Democrat: Kerschwin Singh, Michele O'Connor

Republican: Dave Cappiello, Noell Aarons Cass

For the complete 2025 Avon election ballot, click on this link.