Southington Election Results 2025: GOP Keeps Control Of Town Council

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

In the night's top race in Southington, the Republicans easily maintained their 6-3 hold on the town's top elected body, with all GOP town council candidates earning new seats.

Also, both ballot questions passed, one regarding spending $6.6 million for multiple school roof projects, and the other to set aside $2 million for future open space purchases.

The votes are being counted, and we'll have live results throughout the day. Keep checking back for the latest results and projected winners in key races.

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Here are the local candidates:

Town Council (Vote for up to six)

Democrat: Kristen Marie Guida, Chris Palmieri, Shawn Grindle, George Doherty, Charles E. Green Jr., David Zoni

Republican: Tony Morrison, Michael DelSanto, Joshua Serafino, Paul Chaplinsky Jr., Jennifer Clock, Jim Morelli

Town Clerk (Vote for one)

Republican: Kathy Larkin

Board of Finance (Vote for up to four)

Democrat: Andrew Manke, Katie Wade, Kevin Beaudoin, Stephen Salerno

Republican: Joe Labieniec, Wayne Stanforth, Edward Pocock Jr., John Leary

Board of Education (Vote for up to six)

Democrat: Lisa Cammuso, Christopher Carnright, Dawn Anastasio, Terri Carmody, Bob Brown, Zaya Oshana

Republican: Joseph Baczewski, Sean Carson, Cecil Whitehead, Colleen W. Clark, Zachary M. Foti, Vincenzo Infante

Planning and Zoning Commission (Vote for up to four)

Democrat: Justin McGuire, Gary L. Dowd, Dave Scott, Susan Locks

Republican: Denis Bougie, Steven Walowski, Mike Goodrich

Water Commissioners (Vote for up to three)

Democrat: Thomas J. Murphy, Jacquelyn Salerno

Republican: Ralph Warner

Question 1: "Shall the Town of Southington appropriate $6,617,400 for costs related to repairs and replacements of roofs at Hatton Elementary School, William Strong Elementary School, and Reuben E. Thalberg Elementary School, and authorize the issue of $6,617,400 bonds and notes to finance the appropriation?"

Question 2: "Shall the Town of Southington appropriate $2,000,000 for acquisition of land for open space purposes, and authorize the issue of bonds and notes in the same amount to finance said appropriation?"

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