August 9 Primary Elections Guide

08.04.2016
Issues & Policies

Voters in 12 Connecticut cities and towns go to the polls August 9 to decide party candidates for three State Senate and nine State House election races.

Ten incumbent lawmakers—eight Democrats and two Republicans—face primary challengers.
Bridgeport hosts four of those races, with Democratic voters determining party candidates for two Senate and two House races.

Democratic primaries will also be held for a Senate race in New Britain and House races in Bristol, Hamden, New London, Stamford, and West Haven.

Republican primaries are scheduled for two House races: the 63rd District (Colebrook, Goshen, Torrington, and Winchester) and the 113th District (Shelton).

New or unaffiliated voters must register in person by noon on August 8 to be eligible to vote in party primaries.

State Senate

District
Town
Party
Candidates
6th
New Britain
D
Sharon Beloin-Saavedra
Terry Gerratana*
22nd
Bridgeport
D
Thomas McCarthy*
Marilyn Moore
23rd
Bridgeport
D
Dennis Bradley*
Ed Gomes

*Party endorsed candidate

State House

District
Town(s)
Party
Candidates
39th
New London
D
Ernest Hewett*
Chris Soto
63rd
Colebrook, Goshen, Torrington, Winchester
R
Jay Case*
David LaPointe
77th
Bristol
D
Laura Bartok*
Christy Matthews
88th
Hamden
D
Joshua Elliott
James Pascarella*
113th
Shelton
R
Ruth Parkins
Jason Perillo*
116th
West Haven
D
Michael DiMassa*
Louis Esposito, Jr.
124th
Bridgeport
D
Andre Baker, Jr.*
Charles Coviello, Jr.
126th
Bridgeport
D
Maria Periara
Charlie Stallworth*
146th
Stamford
D
Terry Adams*
Dan Dauplaise

*Party endorsed candidate

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