Canton Election Results 2025: GOP Selectman Apparently Ousted, 2 Dems Elected To BoS: UPDATE

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

And according to the most recent numbers on the Connecticut Secretary of the State's website, Canton voters have elected two Democrats and ousted a Republican incumbent on the board of selectmen.

Those numbers show Democrats Sarah Faulkner (2,113 votes) and Sarah Hague (2,095 votes) earning election to the town's top elected body.

Incumbent Republican Steve Sedor, with only 1,596 votes, was apparently ousted from the board.

According to Canton's town charter, all board of selectmen terms are four-year terms, including the first selectman.

With the first selectman seat — currently held by Republican Kevin Witkos — not being contested this year, the two selectmen seats were the lone ones up for grabs Tuesday.

In 2027, Witkos's seat and the other two selectmen's seats will be contested.

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:

Board of Selectmen (vote for up to two)

Democrats: Sarah Faulkner and Sarah Hague

Republicans: Steve Sedor

Board of Finance (vote for up to three)

Democrats: Bob Namnoum, Brian McCullough, Michael J. Pendell

Republicans: Bill Canny, Tom Blatchley

Board of Education (vote for up to three)

Democrats: Ali Barker, Felicia Jordan, Michelle Kulak

Republicans: Andrew Lavery, Jordan Mae Toussaint, Russell Bush

Board of Assessment Appeals - full term (vote for one)

Democrat: Kim Bowen

Republican Susan Vincent

Board of Assessment Appleas - two-year vacancy (vote for one)

Republican: Lisa Foy

For the full 2025 Canton election ballot, click on this link.