Politics & Government
Windsor Election Results 2022: Incumbents Retain Senate, House Seats
Thousands of Windsor residents cast their votes in the 2022 state and federal election in a number of key races.
WINDSOR, CT — The polls have closed in Windsor and vote counting is under way in several key federal and state races, including the office of governor, U.S. Senator, Congress, and local state senators and representatives.
Patch will update the results as they come in. Here are the races local voters decided on:
2nd Senate
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Democratic incumben Douglas McCrory ran unopposed.
7th Senate
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Longtime Republican incumbent John Kissel won his 16th term over Democratic challenger Cynthia Mangini. With all but one precinct reporting as of 1:30 a.m., Kissel held a lead of more than 4,000 votes, according to unofficial totals from the Secretary of the State's office.
5th House
Maryam Khan, a Democrat, cruised to victory by nearly tripling the vote total of Republican Charles Windsor Jackson III. Elijah El-Hajj-Bey received more than 100 votes as a petitioning candidate.
60th House
Incumbent Democrat Jane Garibay easily turned back the challenge of Republican Len Walker. Unofficial vote totals from the Secretary of the State's office had Garibay with 6,157 votes, to 3,286 for Walker.
Judge of Probate
Democrat Mary Deneen more than doubled the vote total of Republican Tad J. Bistor, with 12 of 16 precincts reporting as of 1:30 a.m.
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