Official 2025 Election Results Released In Norwalk

NORWALK, CT — The Norwalk Registrar of Voters announced Friday the 2025 municipal election results have been certified by the town clerk and Registrar of Voters office and submitted to the Connecticut Secretary of State's Office.

Town Clerk Rick McQuaid and the city's Registrar of Voters also reported Election Day ran smoothly and efficiently with the highest voter turnout Norwalk has seen in a municipal election in well over a decade.

Here are the official election results shared by the city to the Connecticut Secretary of State's Office as of Friday:

Mayor

• Barbara Smyth (D): 10,462
• Vinny Scicchitano (R): 7,368
• Barbara Smyth (WF): 461
• John Kydes (PET): 1,484
• Erik Vitaglione (PET): 82

City Sheriff

• Andrew Garfunkel (D): 11,503
• John Henderson (R): 6,186
• Erik Anderson (I): 774

Town Clerk

• Richard McQuaid (D): 11,489
• Richard McQuaid (R): 6,576

Councilmen At Large

• Jesse Buccolo (D): 10,069
• Josh Goldstein (D): 10,337
• Nicol Ayers (D): 10,318
• Colin Hosten (D): 10,133
• Johan Lopez (D): 9,983
• Douglas Hempstead (R): 6,999
• Enrique Santiago (R): 5,686
• John Cardamone (R): 6,287
• Luis Estrella (R): 5,930
• Victor Coppola (R): 6,409
• Douglas Hempstead (I): 699
• Lisa Brinton (I): 1,755
• Joseph Tamburri (I): 755
• Jo Bennett (I): 902
• Scott Goodwin (I): 916
• Erik Vitaglione (PET): 508
• Christopher Dwyer (PET): 291

Councilmen (District A)

• Broderick Sawyer (D): 1,634
• Jalin Sead (D): 1,626
• Cheryl Kemeny (R): 762
• Pietro Rotundo (R): 668

Councilmen (District B)

• DaJuan Wiggins (D): 1,296
• Darlene Young (D): 1,471
• Kimberly Krieger (R): 415
• DaJuan Wiggins (I): 98

Councilmen (District C)

• Nicole Eaddy (D): 2,498
• Anne Wennerstrand (D): 2,545
• Richard Bonenfant (R): 2,105
• Read Auerbach (R): 2,070
• Richard Bonenfant (I): 240

Councilmen (District D)

• Jan Degenshein (D): 2,563
• Richard Dellinger (D): 2,536
• John Levin (R): 2,112
• Heather Dunn (R): 2,141
• John Levin (I): 251
• Heather Dunn (I): 264

Councilmen (District E)

• Brian Bailey (D): 2,641
• James Frayer (D): 2,634
• Peter Bondi (R): 1,429
• Andrew Anello (R): 1,376
• Peter Bondi (I): 120

Board of Education At Large

• Marcus Jaime (D): 10,082
• Dana Nellie Cole (D): 10,237
• Sheri McCready Brown (D): 10,304
• Garrett Oliver (D): 9,558
• Tricia Massucco (R): 6,665
• Xavier Guzman (R): 6,284
• Alexandrea Kemeny (R): 6,996
• Artie Kassimis (R): 6,639
• Tricia Massucco (I): 795
• Xavier Guzman (I): 693
• Alexandrea Kemeny (I): 884
• Lisa Brinton (I): 1,731

Constables

• Diana Revolus (D): 10,119
• Johnnie Mae Weldon (D): 9,790
• DaJuan Wiggins (D): 9,738
• Jalin Sead (D): 9,859
• Ray Cooke (R): 6,370
• Peter Bondi (R): 6,811
• Jay Parisi (R): 6,320
• Greg Helms (R): 6,238
• Ray Cooke (I): 790

1st Taxing District Commissioner

• Jalin Sead (D): 1,142
• Tricia Massucco (R): 528

1st Taxing District Treasurer

• Rosa Murray (D): 1,187
• John Miller Jr. (R): 477

2nd Taxing District Commissioner

• James Del Greco (D): 1,022
• Martha Wooten-Dumas (D): 1,055
• Luigi DiMeglio (R): 304

2nd Taxing District Treasurer

• Darlene Young (D): 1,088
• Thomas Henderson (R): 261

3rd Taxing District Commissioner

• Michele Sweeney (D): 999
• James Anderson (R): 773

3rd Taxing District Treasurer

• Read Auerbach (R): 1,089

6th Taxing District Commissioner

• J. Alex Sparkman (D): 400
• J. Alex Sparkman (R): 590

6th Taxing District Treasurer

• Gilbert Kernan (R): 572

Throughout Election Day, the Registrar of Voters office monitored ballot counts in real time and worked closely with moderators to anticipate any potential needs, according to the city.

When a few locations began to see unexpectedly high voter turnout late in the day, additional ballots were preemptively delivered, a proactive measure that helped ensure uninterrupted service for voters, city officials said.

"We are committed to upholding the democratic process and fostering trust in our electoral system through accountability, professionalism and a dedication to serving the public," McQuaid said in a news release. "We thank our teams, our incredible volunteer base and every single voter who helped carry out the democratic process once again here in Norwalk."

Stuart Wells, Democratic registrar for the Registrar of Voters office, said his office was proud they ran a smooth operation and did not run out of ballots despite a high voter turnout.

"I'm happy to report that we carried out our mission of ensuring another fair and transparent election by providing accessible voter registration, accurate vote counting and unbiased support to everyone throughout the process," Wells said.

City officials noted the town clerk and Registrar of Voters offices' top priority is to uphold the integrity and accuracy of the election process.

The offices extended their sincere gratitude to their staff, as well as the moderators and poll workers, for helping make this year’s election "successful, transparent and well-run."

The city also thanked the voters of Norwalk for exercising their right to vote.

"Our new state-issued tabulators performed without any issues," Diana Paladino Christopher, Republican registrar for the Registrar of Voters office, said in a news release. "Every moderator and poll worker did an incredible job, and the entire election team should be proud of the execution of this year's election."