Hartford County, Connecticut

2026 election results. Ned Lamont (D) has 64% of the vote for governor in Hartford County, with about 93% of the expected vote counted. The margin is 4.4 points more Democratic than the 2024 presidential vote here. Hartford County is split between 3 U.S. House districts. Below are also 27 local contests from the state's own results.

2026 results in Hartford County

Governor

Ned Lamont

63.7%203,720

Ryan Fazio

36.3%116,183

93% counted

Statewide: Ned Lamont wins. Called.

U.S. House: Connecticut 1st District

Luke Bronin

68.6%148,724

Amy Chai

29.6%64,200

Mary Sanders

1.8%3,822

95% counted

Only part of Hartford County is in this district; these are that part's votes. Whole district: Luke Bronin wins. Called.

U.S. House: Connecticut 2nd District

Joe Courtney

61.8%21,263

George Austin

38.2%13,146

92% counted

Only part of Hartford County is in this district; these are that part's votes. Whole district: Joe Courtney wins. Called.

U.S. House: Connecticut 5th District

Jahana Hayes

63.7%41,172

Chris Shea

36.3%23,448

92% counted

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

The leader in Hartford 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 13, 8:31 AM.

27 local contests in Hartford County

Local measures and judges on Hartford 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

Burlington Question 1: "Shall Regional School District Number 10 appropriate $5,000,000 and authorize bonds and temporary notes in the same amount for HVAC replacements and improvements at district schools?"

Choice	Votes	Share
Yes	3,630	77.7%
No	1,041	22.3%

Yes ahead with 77.7% in Hartford County. Burlington's page.

Burlington Question 2: "Shall Regional School District Number 10 appropriate $14,935,000 and authorize bonds and temporary notes in the same amount for roof replacements and improvements at Lewis S. Mills High School, Lake Garda School and Har-Bur Middle School?"

Choice	Votes	Share
Yes	3,604	77.2%
No	1,065	22.8%

Yes ahead with 77.2% in Hartford County. Burlington's page.

Burlington Question 3: "Shall Regional School District Number 10 appropriate $3,900,000 and authorize bonds and temporary notes in the same amount for the installation of a multipurpose synthetic turf field and related improvements at Lewis S. Mills High School?"

Choice	Votes	Share
No	2,607	56.5%
Yes	2,009	43.5%

No ahead with 56.5% in Hartford County. Burlington's page.

Burlington Question 4: "Shall Regional School District Number 10 appropriate $3,100,000 and authorize bonds and temporary notes in the same amount for the installation of a multipurpose engineered natural grass field and related improvements at Lewis S. Mills High School?"

Choice	Votes	Share
No	2,920	63.5%
Yes	1,675	36.5%

No ahead with 63.5% in Hartford County. Burlington's page.

Enfield Question 1: "Shall the Town of Enfield appropriate $511,000,000 for the new construction of Hazardville Memorial Elementary School, Prudence Crandall Elementary School, Parkman Elementary School and Barnard Elementary School and for the conversion of Eli Whitney Elementary School into the Eagle Academy Therapeutic Day School, and authorize the issuance of bonds or notes of the Town in an amount not to exceed $89,000,000 with the balance funded by grants and other available funds?"

Choice	Votes	Share
Yes	7,572	53.9%
No	6,479	46.1%

Yes ahead with 53.9% in Hartford County. Enfield's page.

Enfield Question 2: "Shall the Enfield Town Charter be revised as proposed by the Charter Revision Commission and as approved by the Enfield Town Council by Resolution #7549 at its special meeting of June, 23, 2026?"

Choice	Votes	Share
Yes	6,592	50.4%
No	6,490	49.6%

Yes ahead with 50.4% in Hartford County. Enfield's page.

Newington Question 1: "Shall the Town of Newington Appropriate $7,800,000 for the construction of a new Fire Station #4 located at 84 Fifth Street and authorize the issuance of general obligation bonds or notes of the town in an amount not to exceed $7,800,000 to finance the appropriation, or so much as may be necessary after deducting grants to be received for the project?"

Choice	Votes	Share
Yes	6,356	58.7%
No	4,479	41.3%

Yes ahead with 58.7% in Hartford County. Newington's page.

Simsbury Question 1: "Shall the Charter of the Township of the Town of Simsbury be amended as proposed by the Simsbury Charter Revision Commission to take effect December 7, 2026 as approved by the Simsbury Board of Selectmen?"

Choice	Votes	Share
Yes	7,410	74.4%
No	2,553	25.6%

Yes ahead with 74.4% in Hartford County. Simsbury's page.

South Windsor Question 1: "Shall the resolution appropriating and authorizing bonds in the amount of $15,000,000 for the planning, design, construction and/or replacement of Town-wide Road Paving, Traffic Signals, Safety Devices, Culverts, Sidewalks And Drainage Improvements be approved?"

Choice	Votes	Share
Yes	6,751	66.7%
No	3,373	33.3%

Yes ahead with 66.7% in Hartford County. South Windsor's page.

Southington Question 1: "Shall the Town of Southington appropriate $86,675,560 for costs related to the Elementary Facilities Plan, including a new Kelley Elementary School, a fit out of the South End Elementary School, and closing Flanders Elementary School and repurposing the building and property for municipal and community use, and authorize the issue of $86,675,560 bonds and notes to finance the appropriation?"

Choice	Votes	Share
No	10,531	52.8%
Yes	9,432	47.2%

No ahead with 52.8% in Hartford County. Southington's page.

Wethersfield Question 1: "Shall the Town of Wethersfield appropriate $4,000,000 for the purchase of a ladder truck and a rescue truck for the Wethersfield Fire Department and authorize the issuance of bonds or notes of the Town in an amount not to exceed $4,000,000 to finance the appropriation?"

Choice	Votes	Share
Yes	7,629	69.4%
No	3,366	30.6%

Yes ahead with 69.4% in Hartford County. Wethersfield's page.

Judges

Judge of Probate 01

Candidate	Votes	Share
Foye A. Smith D	16,079	100.0%

Foye A. Smith is unopposed.

Judge of Probate 02

Candidate	Votes	Share
Owen P. Eagan D	22,129	100.0%

Owen P. Eagan is unopposed.

Judge of Probate 03

Candidate	Votes	Share
Daniel N. Mara D	15,556	68.9%
Mark E. Blackaby R	7,014	31.1%

Daniel N. Mara ahead in Hartford County.

Judge of Probate 04

Candidate	Votes	Share
Mary C. Deneen	27,431	100.0%

Mary C. Deneen is unopposed.

Judge of Probate 05

Candidate	Votes	Share
Richard P. Gentile D	10,220	100.0%

Richard P. Gentile is unopposed.

Judge of Probate 06

Candidate	Votes	Share
Sean Michael Peoples D	12,230	100.0%

Sean Michael Peoples is unopposed. The contest crosses into 1 other county; across all of them: Sean Michael Peoples 16,616 (100.0%).

Judge of Probate 07

Candidate	Votes	Share
Robert A. Randich D	18,961	60.2%
Julie Costello R	12,545	39.8%

Robert A. Randich ahead in Hartford County.

Judge of Probate 08

Candidate	Votes	Share
William C. Rivera D	14,484	63.1%
Paul Thomas Edwards, Sr. R	8,453	36.9%

William C. Rivera ahead in Hartford County.

Judge of Probate 09

Candidate	Votes	Share
David C. Shepard D	22,430	100.0%

David C. Shepard is unopposed.

Judge of Probate 10

Candidate	Votes	Share
Paul R. Bedard D	15,431	100.0%

Paul R. Bedard is unopposed.

Judge of Probate 11

Candidate	Votes	Share
Carolyn McCaffrey R	8,846	100.0%

Carolyn McCaffrey is unopposed. The contest crosses into 1 other county; across all of them: Carolyn McCaffrey 15,256 (100.0%).

Judge of Probate 13

Candidate	Votes	Share
Thomas A. Robinson D	15,002	100.0%

Thomas A. Robinson is unopposed. The contest crosses into 1 other county; across all of them: Thomas A. Robinson 19,352 (100.0%).

Judge of Probate 14

Candidate	Votes	Share
Mark Alan Balaban D	1,993	100.0%

Mark Alan Balaban is unopposed. The contest crosses into 1 other county; across all of them: Mark Alan Balaban 11,735 (100.0%).

Judge of Probate 18

Candidate	Votes	Share
Matt Jalowiec	19,868	100.0%

Matt Jalowiec is unopposed. The contest crosses into 1 other county; across all of them: Matt Jalowiec 32,668 (100.0%).

Judge of Probate 19

Candidate	Votes	Share
William Hamzy R	12,998	100.0%

William Hamzy is unopposed. The contest crosses into 1 other county; across all of them: William Hamzy 16,508 (100.0%).

Judge of Probate 23

Candidate	Votes	Share
James Steck R	710	100.0%

James Steck is unopposed. The contest crosses into 1 other county; across all of them: James Steck 16,034 (100.0%).

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 +27.4	D +22.9	D +4.4
CT-01 part of the county	D +39.7	—	—
CT-02 part of the county	D +23.6	—	—
CT-05 part of the county	D +27.4	—	—

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 Hartford County has voted for president

Year	Democrat	Share	Republican	Share	Margin	Votes
2024	Kamala Harris	60.4%	Donald Trump	37.9%	D +22.5	429,325
2016	Hillary Clinton	59.1%	Donald Trump	36.4%	D +22.7	406,864
2012	Barack Obama	62.4%	Mitt Romney	36.5%	D +25.9	392,240
2008	Barack Obama	65.2%	John McCain	33.7%	D +31.5	411,785
2004	John Kerry	58.7%	George W. Bush	39.5%	D +19.1	391,808
2000	Al Gore	60.2%	George W. Bush	34.7%	D +25.5	367,556

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 R +2.9.

Towns in Hartford County

Town	Governor votes	Margin	Counted
West Hartford	26,960	D +55.0	92%
Bristol	20,990	D +2.9	94%
Southington	20,650	R +3.3	93%
Manchester	19,801	D +38.8	96%
Hartford	18,978	D +76.5	100%
Glastonbury	16,399	D +29.1	89%
Enfield	14,535	D +7.2	94%
New Britain	14,484	D +35.9	92%
Windsor	13,032	D +50.6	99%
East Hartford	12,894	D +44.9	100%
Newington	12,565	D +17.9	92%
Simsbury	12,350	D +31.0	89%
Wethersfield	12,047	D +19.8	92%
Farmington	11,969	D +25.3	91%
South Windsor	11,123	D +25.9	90%
Bloomfield	9,604	D +71.6	100%
Berlin	9,352	R +2.6	89%
Avon	9,071	D +25.2	92%
Rocky Hill	7,824	D +15.9	90%
Plainville	7,018	D +0.9	91%
Suffield	6,310	D +1.4	92%
Granby	5,842	D +13.5	93%
Canton	5,259	D +16.9	92%
Burlington	5,006	R +3.6	92%
Windsor Locks	4,881	D +9.9	93%
East Windsor	4,300	D +6.3	87%
Marlborough	3,096	D +10.3	82%
East Granby	2,579	D +9.8	95%
Hartland	984	R +33.3	86%

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.