2020 State Senate Results
11.03.2020
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2020 election results for Connecticut’s 36-seat state Senate. The Democratic Party won 24 seats (a net gain of two), the Republican Party 12.
DISTRICT 1 | ||
| John Fonfara* (D) | 72% | 20,583 |
| Barbara Ruhe (R) | 25% | 7,141 |
| Mary Sanders† (G) | 3% | 953 |
DISTRICT 2 | ||
| Doug McCrory* (D) | 100% | 33,840 |
DISTRICT 3 | ||
| Saud Anwar* (D) | 100% | 35,263 |
DISTRICT 4 | ||
| Steve Cassano* (D) | 58% | 31,714 |
| Matthew Corey† (R) | 38% | 20,737 |
| Harold Harris (I) | 2% | 830 |
| Kelly Green (U) | 2% | 823 |
DISTRICT 5 | ||
| Derek Slap* (D) | 65% | 37,360 |
| Phillip Chabot (R) | 31% | 17,964 |
| Joelle Nawrocki (I) | 3% | 1,780 |
DISTRICT 6 | ||
| Rick Lopes (D) | 56% | 20,621 |
| Gennaro Bizzarro* (R) | 44% | 16,372 |
DISTRICT 7 | ||
| John Kissel* (R) | 54% | 28,327 |
| Frederick Moffa (D) | 46% | 24,144 |
DISTRICT 8 | ||
| Kevin Witkos*† (R) | 52% | 29,694 |
| Melissa Osborne (D) | 46% | 26,811 |
| Keith McConnell (I) | 2% | 1,111 |
DISTRICT 9 | ||
| Matt Lesser* (D) | 58% | 30,982 |
| Richard Ruglio† (R) | 42% | 22,714 |
DISTRICT 10 | ||
| Gary Winfield* (D) | 82% | 24,411 |
| Carlos Alvarado (R) | 14% | 4,081 |
| Jason Bartlett† (PC) | 4% | 1,246 |
DISTRICT 11 | ||
| Martin Looney* (D) | 75% | 27,336 |
| Jameson White (R) | 23% | 8,462 |
| Alex Taubes (PC) | 2% | 795 |
DISTRICT 12 | ||
| Christine Cohen* (D) | 57% | 34,350 |
| Joseph LaPorta (R) | 43% | 25,900 |
DISTRICT 13 | ||
| Mary Abrams* (D) | 53% | 24,933 |
| Len Suzio† (R) | 47% | 22,331 |
DISTRICT 14 | ||
| James Maroney* (D) | 57% | 30,670 |
| Michael Southworth† (R) | 43% | 22,830 |
DISTRICT 15 | ||
| Joan Hartley*† (D) | 100% | 24,840 |
DISTRICT 16 | ||
| Rob Sampson* (R) | 54% | 29,209 |
| Jack Perry† (D) | 46% | 25,093 |
DISTRICT 17 | ||
| Jorge Cabrera (D) | 52% | 25,034 |
| George Logan* (R) | 48% | 22,958 |
DISTRICT 18 | ||
| Heather Somers*† (R) | 52% | 26,377 |
| Robert Statchen (D) | 48% | 23,942 |
DISTRICT 19 | ||
| Cathy Osten*† (D) | 53% | 25,848 |
| Steve Weir† (R) | 45% | 21,680 |
| William Russell (I) | 2% | 892 |
DISTRICT 20 | ||
| Paul Formica*† (R) | 51% | 25,680 |
| Martha Marx (D) | 48% | 24,503 |
| Joseph Taraya (I) | 1% | 586 |
DISTRICT 21 | ||
| Kevin Kelly* (R) | 100% | 37,602 |
DISTRICT 22 | ||
| Marilyn Moore* (D) | 59% | 25,653 |
| Steven Choi† (R) | 39% | 17,070 |
| Steven Dincher† (I) | 2% | 845 |
DISTRICT 23 | ||
| Dennis Bradley* (D) | 84% | 20,317 |
| Josiah Israel (R) | 16% | 4,006 |
DISTRICT 24 | ||
| Julie Kushner* (D) | 56% | 25,030 |
| Susan Chapman† (R) | 44% | 19,605 |
DISTRICT 25 | ||
| Bob Duff* (D) | 60% | 30,708 |
| Elisavet Kousidis (R) | 40% | 20,278 |
DISTRICT 26 | ||
| Will Haskell* (D) | 58% | 38,581 |
| Kim Healy† (R) | 42% | 27,549 |
DISTRICT 27 | ||
| Carlo Leone* (D) | 64% | 29,279 |
| Eva Maldonado† (R) | 36% | 16,594 |
DISTRICT 28 | ||
| Tony Hwang* (R) | 52% | 31,857 |
| Michelle Lapine McCabe (D) | 48% | 29,769 |
DISTRICT 29 | ||
| Mae Flexer* (D) | 52% | 20,878 |
| Jessica Alba (R) | 48% | 19,103 |
DISTRICT 30 | ||
| Craig Miner* (R) | 53% | 28,719 |
| David Gronbach (D) | 45% | 24,152 |
| Joseph Bongiorno (I) | 2% | 937 |
DISTRICT 31 | ||
| Henri Martin* (R) | 58% | 29,908 |
| Mary Fortier (D) | 42% | 21,591 |
DISTRICT 32 | ||
| Eric Berthel*† (R) | 58% | 33,050 |
| Jeff Desmarais (D) | 42% | 23,760 |
DISTRICT 33 | ||
| Norman Needleman*† (D) | 54% | 33,351 |
| Brendan Saunders† (R) | 46% | 28,432 |
DISTRICT 34 | ||
| Paul Cicarella† (R) | 55% | 29,473 |
| April Capone (D) | 45% | 23,748 |
DISTRICT 35 | ||
| Daniel Champagne*† (R) | 51% | 28,763 |
| Lisa Thomas (D) | 49% | 28,138 |
DISTRICT 36 | ||
| Alex Kasser* (D) | 51% | 29,137 |
| Ryan Fazio (R) | 49% | 27,575 |
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