Politics & Government
Westport 2025 Election Results: Democrats Win First Selectman's Office & Other Races
Westport residents cast their ballots for several key local races on Election Day. Here are the latest results.

WESTPORT, CT — Kevin Christie and Amy Wistreich, the Democrats, were elected First Selectman and Selectwoman in Westport, according to unofficial results from the Secretary of State's Office and the Connecticut Democratic Party.
Christie is the first Democrat to win the First Selectman's office in 12 years; he defeated Republican Don O'Day, and Independent David Rosenwaks.
Democrats also took seats on the Board of Finance, Board of Education, Planning and Zoning Commission and others.
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On Wednesday, we'll have vote totals for every candidate. Keep checking back for the latest results and projected winners in key races.
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Here are the local candidates; winners in bold:
Board of Selectmen, Vote for One
The candidates are: Kevin Christie and Amy Wistreich, Democrats; Don O'Day and Andrea L. Moore, Republicans; David Nichan Rosenwaks, Independent
Board of Education, Vote for Up to Four
The candidates are: Abby Tolan, Stephen Shackelford and Jodi Harris, Democrats; Michelle Hopson, Dorie Hordon, Kaitlin Zucaro and Andy Frankel, Republicans
Board of Finance, Vote for Up to Three
The candidates are: Elaine Whitney and Allyson Stollenwerck, Democrats; Brian Gaines, Republican
Board of Assessment Appeals, Vote for Two
The candidates are: Ifeseyi Gayle and Lynette Pineda, Democrats; Thomas Bloch, Republican
Planning and Zoning Commission, Vote for Up to Three
The candidates are: Breanne Injeski, Craig Schiavone and Michael Cammeyer, Democrats; Michele Paquette, Republican; Michele Paquette, Craig Schiavone, Coalition for Westport Party
Zoning Board of Appeals, Vote for Up to Two
The candidates are: Sheri Gordon and Joseph Scordato, Democrats; Scott Schuster, Republican
Representative Town Meeting (Nonpartisan), Vote for Up to Four (per district)
The candidates are:
District 1 — Gail Coykendall, Chris Tait, Andrew Bloom, Kristin Mott Purcell, Matthew Mandell
District 2 — Louis M. Mall, Jenna Petok, Jay Keenan, Mike Perry, Harris Falk, Melissa Levy
District 3 — Srikanth Puttagunta, Adam Drake, Jimmy Izzo, Pamela Troy-Kopack, Ross Burkhardt
District 4 — Charles Lucas, Jeffrey N. Wieser, Andrew Colabella, Victoria Wylie, Clarence Hayes
District 5 — Karen A. Kramer, Dick Lowenstein, Peter Gold, Claudia Shaum
District 6 — Seth Braunstein, Alma Sarelli, Candace Banks, Lauren Karpf
District 7 — Joseph Carson, Ellen Lautenberg Hendel, Jack Klinge, Brandi Briggs
District 8 — Josh Newman, Wendy Goldwyn Batteau, Jill Grayson, Rachel Steel Cohn
District 9 — Nancy Kail, Kristin Schneeman, Addison Moore, Rachel Precious, Jennifer Johnson, Sal Liccione
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