ELECTION RESULTS – OLD LYME
First Selectman
Bonnie Reemsnyder (D) 1403
Timothy Griswold (R) 1774
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Selectman
Mary Jo Nosal (D) 1495
Christopher Kerr (R) 1676
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Town Treasurer
Michael Reiter (D) 1430
Timothy Griswold (R) 1691
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Tax Collector
Sarah E. Michaelson (D) 1262
Judith Tooker (R) 1905
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Board of Finance
David Rubino (D) 1361
Anna Reiter (D) 1367
Janet Sturges (R) 1768
J. David Kelsey (R) 1695
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Board of Assessment Appeals
David Evers Jr. (R) 2235
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Planning Commission
Alexander Klose (D) 1347
Steven Ross (R) 1712
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Planning Commission
Jim Lampos (D) 1409
Harold Thompson (R) 1662
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Zoning Commission
Harvey Gemme (D) 1267
Tammy Tinnerello (R) 1721
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Zoning Commission
Jane Cable (D) 1366
Michael Miller (R) 1609
9:20 — Unaffiliated, Democrat-endorsed Danielle Chesebrough defeated John Prue for first selectman of Stonington.
In Sprague, Cheryl Allen Blanchard defeated Cathy Osten in the race for First Selectman
9:11 — We don’t have official numbers yet for East Lyme, but Mark Nickerson, the expected victor, has declared victory.
(Developing) An unexpected and stunning sweep by the Old Lyme Republican party returned Tim Griswold to the office of First Selectman of Old Lyme, by a margin of 1774 to 1403.
Republican candidates also swept Democratic candidates from seats on Zoning, Board of Finance, Planning among others.
8:30 — (unofficial) Stunning sweep by Old Lyme GOP with support of unaffiliated voters. Developing.
8:28 — We’re hearing big news on the Republican side in Old Lyme… stay tuned.
8:02 — 3,189 votes out of 5728 registered in Old Lyme for a turnout of 56%. To put that in perspective, in 2017, there were 2770 total votes.
7:59 Razor-thin margin and huge turnout in Old Lyme… both parties send out last-minute calls to get voters to the polls.
7:40 — We’re hearing the biggest turnout in memory in Old Lyme — expect the final results between 9 and 9:30.
The race in Stonington between Chesebrough and Prue is another one to watch.
OLD LYME — Old Lyme’s moderator Fred Verillo said that over 2500 — including absentee ballots — had come out to vote as of 4:55 p.m. The rain hadn’t deterred voters over the course of the day, he said. “Some of the busiest times were during the rain,” Verillo said. Old Lyme has a total of 5728 registered voters.


WATERFORD — As of 4 p.m., 3672 had voted out of 13225 registered voters. (27.8%). For comparison: 4 years ago by 4 p.m. 27.1% had voted.

STONINGTON — Pawcatuck Fire Station — 916 voters as of 2 p.m., with 6073 eligible voters in Stonington’s 2nd district. Chris Rose, moderator, said he expects about 30% turnout.

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