Politics & Government
Hamden Election Results 2025: Vote Totals For Every Race
Here are the vote totals for every candidate that ran in the Hamden municipal election on Tuesday, Nov. 4.
HAMDEN, CT — Democrat Adam Sendroff will serve Hamden’s first four-year mayoral term after beating a field of candidates in Tuesday’s municipal election.
The Democratic Town Committee celebrated Tuesday’s election as the party’s first “clean sweep since 2017.”
Below are the unofficial vote totals of every race, as reported by the Secretary of the State's Office:
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Mayor
Democrat Adam Sendroff: 8,518
Republican Jonathan Katz: 3,839
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Green Party Patricia C. Vener-Saavedra: 157
Petitioning Candidate Jameka A. Morrison-Jefferies: 1,644
Town Clerk
Democrat Karimah Mickens: 9,297
Republican Debra Rigney: 4,180
Legislative Council At-Large (Vote for up to four candidates)
Democrat Tasha Hunt: 8,978
Democrat Douglas J.C. Foley: 8,112
Democrat Katie Kiely: 8,726
Democrat Maurine M. Crouch: 8,145
Republican Victor Mitchell: 4,054
Republican Thomas Figlar: 4,076
Republican Robert Anthony: 4,306
Working Families Party Douglas J.C. Foley: 875
Working Families Party Maurine M. Crouch: 1,005
Legislative Council District 1
Democrat Sean Cardwell: 867
Republican Hudson Molinari: 522
Legislative Council District 2
Democrat Jeron Alston: 769
Republican Pam Van Arsdale Whelan: 349
Legislative Council District 3
Democrat Abdul-Razak Osmanu: 582
Republican Theresa Katz: 147
Working Families Party Abdul-Razak Osmanu: 43
Legislative Council District 4
Democrat Sarah Gallagher: 1,153
Republican Party James Onofrio: 402
Legislative Council District 5
Democrat Rhonda Caldwell: 1,278
Working Families Party Rhonda Caldwell: 161
Legislative Council District 6
Democrat Grace Teodosio: 1,455
Republican Mary Algiere: 426
Legislative Council District 7
Democrat Adrian Webber: 1,009
Republican Demetrius Dailey: 560
Legislative Council District 8
Democrat Ted Stevens: 1,065
Republican David Iezzi: 645
Legislative Council District 9
Democrat Tameeka Parks: 988
Republican James Anthony: 910
Board of Education (Vote for up to six candidates)
Democrat Melissa A. Kaplan: 9,242
Democrat Nancy Edmonds-Hill: 9,020
Democrat Christopher M. Piscitelli: 9,489
Democrat David Asbery: 9,207
Republican Marcia Brown: 4,856
Republican Crystal Dailey: 5,008
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