New Milford Election Results 2025: Bass Wins, Vote Totals For Every Race

NEW MILFORD, CT — New Milford residents have reelected Republican Mayor Pete Bass on Election Night.

Here are the vote totals for every local race, as shared by the Connecticut Secretary of State's Office as of Wednesday morning:

Mayor

• Democrat Robin Mann, 2,508
• Republican Pete Bass, 5,031

Town Council

• Democrat Mary Jane Lundgren, 3,450
• Democrat Zachary Polley, 3,149
• Democrat Ari Rosenberg, 3,186
• Republican Diane Klaif, 4,001
• Republican Thomas Esposito, 4,023
• Republican Sal Rynkiewicz, 3,731
• Republican Katy Francis, 4,344
• Republican Rolando Castro, 3,863
• Republican Paul Murphy, 4,241
• Independent Party Stephanie Miller, 1,602
• Independent Party Richard Luszczak, 1,277
• Independent Party Ashley Lunnie-Russo, 1,480
• Independent Party Hilary Ram, 1,872
• Independent Party Mike Ferguson, 1,914

Board of Finance Full Term

• Democrat Joseph R. Baker, 3,318
• Democrat Korey Linder, 3,269
• Republican Nick Garofalo, 4,048
• Republican Brian Whitfield, 3,906
• Republican Walter O'Connor, 4,136

Board of Finance To Fill Vacancy for Two Years

• Democrat Timothy J. Harkin, 3,362
• Republican Gina Madill, 3,752

Board of Education Full Term

• Democrat Jamie Kenney, 3,466
• Democrat Thomas O'Brien, 3,540
• Democrat Steven Mann, 3,154
• Republican Dean Barile, 3,694
• Republican Leslie Sarich, 3,831
• Republican Wendy Faulenbach, 4,217

Board of Education To Fill Vacancy for Two Years

• Republican Joseph Failla, 4,594

Board of Assessment Appeals

• Democrat George Ogno, 3,161
• Republican Frank Bidetti, 3,802

Planning Commission Full Term

• Democrat Michele Shackelford, 3,408
• Republican Michael Crespan, 3,711
• Republican George J. Sam, 3,516

Planning Commission To Fill Vacancy for Two Years

• Republican Suzanne Von Holt, 4,593

Zoning Commission

• Democrat Michael A. Anastas, 3,140
• Democrat Joshua Kenney, 3,201
• Republican Charles Bogie, 3,697
• Republican William D. Taylor, 3,766

Zoning Board of Appeals

• Democrat Theodore W. Hine, 3,494
• Republican Scott Leddy, 3,737
• Republican Kelly Franzese, 4,119