New Haven Election Results 2023: Elicker Projected Winner As Mayor

Thousands of New Haven residents have cast their votes in the 2023 municipal election in a number of key races.

Brian McCready, Patch Staff

Posted Tue, Nov 7, 2023 at 8:01 pm ET|Updated Tue, Nov 7, 2023 at 9:51 pm ET

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NEW HAVEN, CT — Justin M. Elicker, a Democrat, is the projected winner on election night. He is projected to defeat his challengers, Thomas A. Goldenberg, a Republican, and Petitioning candidate Wendy Hamilton.

In a statement, Elicker said, "Thank you, New Haven! It’s been an honor to serve as your mayor over these past four years during such a momentous time in the history of our city, and I’m humbled and grateful for your continued trust in me to serve another term. Together, we’ve made so much progress. And, while much work remains, by continuing to work together with a shared set of values and a shared vision of providing every New Havener with the opportunity to thrive, I’m confident the Elm City’s best days are yet to come. Let’s get to work! — #NewHaven #NHV #ElmCity.

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Mayor Justin Elicker held off challengers during Tuesday’s municipal elections to win a third term as the city’s highest official.

Elicker, who received more than 5,131 votes with 39% reported, beat Republican Tom Goldenberg and petitioning candidate Wendy Hamilton. They received 1,352 and 267, respectively.

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NEW HAVEN, CT — On Nov. 7, New Haven residents cast their votes for several key municipal positions. Contested races include: the position of mayor, city clerk, Board of Alder and education.

Residents are also voting on whether New Haven should adopt proposed charter changes.

There are three candidates for mayor, incumbent Democrat, Justin M. Elicker, Republican challenger, Thomas A. Goldenberg, and Petitioning candidate Wendy Hamilton.

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Ballot question

1. “Shall the City approve and adopt all other Charter changes as recommended by the Charter Revision Commission and approved by the Board of Alders?

Mayor

The Democratic candidate is Justin M. Elicker and the Republican candidate is Thomas A. Goldenberg and the Petitioning candidate is Wendy Hamilton. Elicker is also listed under the Working Families Party ballot line, and Goldenberg is also listed under the Independent Party.

City Clerk

The Democratic candidate is Michael B. Smart and the Republican candidate is Anthony D. Acri. Smart is also listed under the Working Families Party ballot line.

Board of Alder Ward 1

The lone candidate is Kiana E. Flores, a Democrat.

Board of Alder Ward 2

The lone candidate is Frank E. Douglass, a Democrat.

Board of Alder Ward 3

The lone candidate is Ron Christopher Hurt, a Democrat.

Board of Alder Ward 4

The lone candidate is Evelyn Rodriguez, a Democrat.

Board of Alder Ward 5

The lone candidate is Kampton S. Singh, a Democrat.

Board of Alder Ward 6

The lone candidate is Carmen L. Rodriguez, a Democrat.

Board of Alder Ward 7

The Democratic candidate is Eli Sabin, and the Republican candidate is David C. Agosta. Sabin is also listed under the Working Families Party ballot line.

Board of Alder Ward 8

The Democratic candidate is Ellen Cupo and the Republican candidate is Andrea Zola.

Board of Alder Ward 9

The lone candidate is Caroline T. Smith, a Democrat.

Board of Alder Ward 10

The lone candidate is Anna Marie Festa, a Democrat.

Board of Alder Ward 11-1, 11-2, 11-3

The Democratic candidate is Renee O. Haywood and the Republican candidate is Gail E. Roundtree.

Board of Alder Ward 12

The lone candidate is Theresa L. Morant, a Democrat.

Board of Alder Ward 13

The Democratic candidate is Rosa Santana, the Republican candidate is Deborah Reyes and the Green Party candidate is Paul A. Garlinghouse.

Board of Alder Ward 14

The lone candidate is Sarah A. Miller, a Democrat.

Board of Alder Ward 15

The lone candidate is Frank Ralph Redente Jr., a Democrat.

Board of Alder Ward 16

The lone candidate is Jose L.Crespo, a Democrat.

Board of Alder Ward 17

The Democratic candidate is Salvatore C. Punzo, the Republican candidate is Anne Marie Rivera-Berrios and the Petitioning candidate is Camille Ansley.

Board of Alder Ward 18

The Democratic candidate is Salvatore E. DeCola and the Republican candidate is Lisa Milone.

Board of Alder Ward 19

The lone candidate is Kimberly R. Edwards, a Democrat.

Board of Alder Ward 20

The Democratic candidate is Brittiany T. Mabery-Niblack and the Petitioning candidate is Addie D. Kimbrough.

Board of Alder Ward 21

The lone candidate is Maceo T. Streater, a Democrat.

Board of Alder Ward 22

The lone candidate is Jeanette L. Morrison, a Democrat.

Board of Alder Ward 23

The lone candidate is Tyisha S. Walker, a Democrat.

Board of Alder Ward 24

The lone candidate is Evette T. Hamilton, a Democrat.

Board of Alder Ward 25

The lone candidate is Adam J. Marchand, a Democrat.

Board of Alder Ward 26

The lone candidate is Amy D. Marx, a Democrat.

Board of Alder Ward 27

The lone candidate is Richard W. Furlow, a Democrat.

Board of Alder Ward 28

The lone candidate is Thomas R. Ficklin Jr., a Democrat.

Board of Alder Ward 29

The lone candidate is Brian Wingate, a Democrat.

Board of Alder Ward 30-1, 30-2

The lone candidate is Honda Smith, a Democrat.

Board of Education Ward 1