Fairfield County, Connecticut

2026 election results. Ned Lamont (D) has 62% of the vote for governor in Fairfield County, with about 93% of the expected vote counted. The margin is 3.7 points more Democratic than the 2024 presidential vote here. Fairfield County is split between 3 U.S. House districts. Below are also 24 local contests from the state's own results.

2026 results in Fairfield County

Governor

Ned Lamont

61.8%200,271

Ryan Fazio

38.2%123,805

93% counted

Statewide: Ned Lamont wins. Called.

U.S. House: Connecticut 3rd District

Rosa DeLauro

59.7%18,112

Christopher Lancia

37.8%11,475

Thomas Egan

2.5%746

96% counted

Only part of Fairfield County is in this district; these are that part's votes. Whole district: Rosa DeLauro wins. Called.

U.S. House: Connecticut 4th District

Jim Himes

66.2%154,745

Michael Goldstein

31.8%74,403

Benjamin Wesley

1.9%4,474

94% counted

Only part of Fairfield County is in this district; these are that part's votes. Whole district: Jim Himes wins. Called.

U.S. House: Connecticut 5th District

Jahana Hayes

58.8%34,187

Chris Shea

41.2%23,981

94% counted

Only part of Fairfield County is in this district; these are that part's votes. Whole district: Jahana Hayes wins. Called.

The leader in Fairfield County is only who has the most votes counted here. Races are won statewide or district-wide, and only the race pages report calls. Last vote update here Nov 6, 10:58 AM.

24 local contests in Fairfield County

Local measures and judges on Fairfield County's ballots, from Connecticut's official results file. Names are as the state prints them. "Ahead" describes the current count; it isn't a race call, and we don't call measures. A candidate on more than one party's line is shown once, with the votes from all of their lines added together.

Local measures

Danbury Question 1: "Shall the Charter of the City of Danbury be revised, as recommended by the Charter Revision Commission and approved by the City Council, to provide that the terms of office for all municipal elected offices, including Mayor, Town Clerk, Treasurer, City Council, Zoning Commission, Zoning Commission Alternates, and Constable, upon the municipal election to be held November 2027, be four (4) years, and to provide that the terms of office for all Board of Education members be revised according to Section 2.2.A(c)(1) of the proposed revised Charter of the City of Danbury?"

Choice	Votes	Share
Yes	11,304	58.4%
No	8,058	41.6%

Yes ahead with 58.4% in Fairfield County. Danbury's page.

Danbury Question 2: "Shall all other proposed revisions to the Charter of the City of Danbury, as recommended by the Charter Revision Commission and approved by the City Council, as published, posted on the website of the City of Danbury, and further described in the explanatory text issued by the Town Clerk, be approved?"

Choice	Votes	Share
Yes	11,571	61.3%
No	7,319	38.7%

Yes ahead with 61.3% in Fairfield County. Danbury's page.

New Canaan Question 1: "Shall the current Charter be changed to require all elected and appointed town officers with managerial authority to comply with applicable Town policies, ethics standards, and lawful administrative directives, and to be accountable to the First Selectman for administrative and operational matters that would not otherwise conflict with their statutory authority?"

Choice	Votes	Share
Yes	6,234	78.8%
No	1,676	21.2%

Yes ahead with 78.8% in Fairfield County. New Canaan's page.

New Canaan Question 2: "Shall the current Charter be changed to require Town Council confirmation of appointment to the Planning and Zoning Commission?"

Choice	Votes	Share
Yes	6,088	77.7%
No	1,752	22.3%

Yes ahead with 77.7% in Fairfield County. New Canaan's page.

New Canaan Question 3: "Shall the current Charter be changed to require Town Council approval for changes to Town-owned real property?"

Choice	Votes	Share
Yes	6,534	82.7%
No	1,364	17.3%

Yes ahead with 82.7% in Fairfield County. New Canaan's page.

New Canaan Question 4: "Shall the current Chater be changed to no longer require Board of Finance members to be real property taxpayers?"

Choice	Votes	Share
No	6,058	76.7%
Yes	1,845	23.3%

No ahead with 76.7% in Fairfield County. New Canaan's page.

New Canaan Question 5: "Shall the current Charter be changed to add 3 alternate members to the Ethics Board?"

Choice	Votes	Share
Yes	5,245	68.3%
No	2,438	31.7%

Yes ahead with 68.3% in Fairfield County. New Canaan's page.

New Canaan Question 6: "Shall the current Charter be changed to clarify definitions, delete outdated references, and update provisions to current practice?"

Choice	Votes	Share
Yes	6,661	85.1%
No	1,168	14.9%

Yes ahead with 85.1% in Fairfield County. New Canaan's page.

Weston Question 1: "Shall the Charter be revised to change the limitation on majority party representation on Boards and Commission from a bare majority to the maximum number permitted under State law (C.G.S. 9-167a) (Art. 1, 1.8)?"

Choice	Votes	Share
No	1,745	64.8%
Yes	947	35.2%

No ahead with 64.8% in Fairfield County. Weston's page.

Weston Question 2: "Shall the Charter be amended to eliminate the ability of the Annual Town Budget Meeting to reduce or eliminate any item in the budget prior to the budget going directly to referendum for approval or disapproval by the voters (Art.9, 9.5)?"

Choice	Votes	Share
No	1,766	65.6%
Yes	926	34.4%

No ahead with 65.6% in Fairfield County. Weston's page.

Weston Question 3: "Shall the remaining proposed Charter amendments contained in the Final Report of the Charter Revision Commission, dated July 13, 2026, as approved by the Board of Selectmen on July 23, 2026, be approved?"

Choice	Votes	Share
No	1,569	59.5%
Yes	1,068	40.5%

No ahead with 59.5% in Fairfield County. Weston's page.

Judges

Judge of Probate 42

Candidate	Votes	Share
Fred J. Anthony R	10,886	100.0%

Fred J. Anthony is unopposed.

Judge of Probate 43

Candidate	Votes	Share
Joseph DaSilva, Jr. D	13,278	62.4%
Christina DeFeo R	7,994	37.6%

Joseph DaSilva, Jr. ahead in Fairfield County.

Judge of Probate 44

Candidate	Votes	Share
Robin Mann D	7,678	50.5%
Marty Landgrebe R	7,532	49.5%

Robin Mann ahead in Fairfield County. The contest crosses into 1 other county; across all of them: Marty Landgrebe 13,956 (50.8%), Robin Mann 13,508 (49.2%).

Judge of Probate 45

Candidate	Votes	Share
Steven Boa DeMoura D	25,265	100.0%

Steven Boa DeMoura is unopposed.

Judge of Probate 46

Candidate	Votes	Share
T.R. Rowe R	17,614	100.0%

T.R. Rowe is unopposed.

Judge of Probate 47

Candidate	Votes	Share
Max L. Rosenberg	19,170	100.0%

Max L. Rosenberg is unopposed.

Judge of Probate 48

Candidate	Votes	Share
Paul J. Ganim D	18,260	100.0%

Paul J. Ganim is unopposed.

Judge of Probate 49

Candidate	Votes	Share
Katherine E. Caulfield D	16,259	64.7%
Lukas J. Thomas R	8,868	35.3%

Katherine E. Caulfield ahead in Fairfield County.

Judge of Probate 50

Candidate	Votes	Share
Lisa Wexler D	12,909	100.0%

Lisa Wexler is unopposed.

Judge of Probate 51

Candidate	Votes	Share
Douglas Stern D	27,290	100.0%

Douglas Stern is unopposed.

Judge of Probate 52

Candidate	Votes	Share
Francisco Cardona D	9,174	72.2%
Michael T. Nedder	3,534	27.8%

Francisco Cardona ahead in Fairfield County.

Judge of Probate 53

Candidate	Votes	Share
Gerald Fox, III D	29,496	100.0%

Gerald Fox, III is unopposed.

Judge of Probate 54

Candidate	Votes	Share
David W. Hopper R	14,311	100.0%

David W. Hopper is unopposed.

Connecticut's official results, these figures first read Nov 13, 4:42 PM. Unofficial until certified.

Compared with 2024

Race	Margin	2024 president	Shift
CT Governor	D +23.6	D +19.9	D +3.7
CT-03 part of the county	D +22.4	—	—
CT-04 part of the county	D +35.1	—	—
CT-05 part of the county	D +17.5	—	—

Margins compare the Democrat and the Republican only. The 2024 column is the presidential margin in the same places as each race's votes here. Shift is this year's margin minus it, shown once at least 90% of the expected vote is counted. A dash means there's no 2024 figure for those exact places.

How Fairfield County has voted for president

Year	Democrat	Share	Republican	Share	Margin	Votes
2024	Kamala Harris	59.0%	Donald Trump	39.4%	D +19.6	452,303
2016	Hillary Clinton	57.9%	Donald Trump	38.0%	D +19.9	421,209
2012	Barack Obama	54.9%	Mitt Romney	44.2%	D +10.6	396,130
2008	Barack Obama	58.7%	John McCain	40.6%	D +18.1	411,096
2004	John Kerry	51.4%	George W. Bush	47.3%	D +4.1	400,967
2000	Al Gore	52.3%	George W. Bush	43.1%	D +9.2	370,289

Shares are of all presidential votes, and the margin is the Democrat's share minus the Republican's. Since 2000, the presidential margin here has moved D +10.4.

Towns in Fairfield County

Town	Governor votes	Margin	Counted
Stamford	39,753	D +36.2	96%
Norwalk	29,607	D +36.4	97%
Fairfield	25,506	D +23.8	90%
Greenwich	24,669	D +11.9	88%
Bridgeport	22,963	D +61.4	100%
Danbury	21,751	D +21.8	95%
Stratford	19,887	D +26.3	100%
Shelton	16,736	R +6.1	92%
Trumbull	15,946	D +9.7	93%
Newtown	13,143	D +12.6	92%
Westport	11,821	D +43.5	87%
Ridgefield	11,710	D +25.5	89%
New Canaan	8,814	Even	90%
Darien	8,751	D +10.2	88%
Monroe	8,325	R +3.2	91%
Bethel	8,231	D +16.1	94%
Wilton	7,974	D +29.9	87%
Brookfield	7,850	D +2.9	90%
New Fairfield	5,895	R +5.5	88%
Weston	4,732	D +36.8	91%
Redding	4,533	D +30.1	94%
Easton	3,729	D +9.1	91%
Sherman	1,750	D +12.2	81%

Connecticut reports its votes by town. They're added up here into the county.

Other counties in Connecticut

Connecticut results

Sources & scope

Votes for 2026 come from the count this site reads, by county and town. They're unofficial until Connecticut certifies them. Past presidential votes are from MEDSL and VEST, via Polling Forecast. Connecticut's own results, deadlines and offices are on the state page.