November 218 State Election November 6, 218 Candidates on Ballot Note: At the November 218 State Election in the town of locally warned and held on November 6, 218. The following candidates received the number of votes annexed to their name respectively. Governor and Lieutenant Governor Ned Lamont and Susan Bysiewicz Bob Stefanowski and Joe Markley Ned Lamont and Susan Bysiewicz Bob Stefanowski and Joe Markley 3,43 3,665 94 164 Rodney Hanscomb and Jeffrey Thibeault Amigo Constitution Liberty Mark Stewart stein and John Demitrus Griebel Frank for CT Oz Griebel and Monte E Frank Write In Lee Whitnum and Jacey Wyatt 35 6 463 United States Senator Christopher S Murphy Matthew Corey Christopher S Murphy Richard Lion 3,699 3,41 25 58 Write In Write In Jeff Russell Fred Linck Kristi L Talmadge 31 1 Representative in Congress 2 Congressional District 2 Joe Courtney Danny Postemski Jr Joe Courtney Daniel Reale 4,154 2,776 296 7 Michelle Louise Bicking 94 Printed on 11/6/218 11:29:46PM Page 1 of 9
November 218 State Election November 6, 218 State Senator 35 Senatorial District 35 John Perrier Dan Champagne John Perrier John Perrier 3,28 3,751 163 13 State Representative 8 Assembly District 8 Brenda Falusi Tim Ackert 277 386 State Representative 53 Assembly District 53 Pat Wilson Pheanious Samuel P Belsito Jr Pat Wilson Pheanious Samuel P Belsito Jr 3,188 3,124 2 152 Secretary of the State Denise W Merrill Susan Chapman Denise W Merrill Susan Chapman 3,455 3,418 165 146 Heather Lynn Sylvestre Gwynn S Michael DeRosa 78 62 Printed on 11/6/218 11:29:46PM Page 2 of 9
November 218 State Election November 6, 218 Treasurer Shawn Wooden Thad Gray Shawn Wooden Thad Gray 3,326 3,56 161 15 Write In Jesse Brohinsky W. Michael Downes 82 Comptroller Kevin Lembo Kurt Miller Kevin Lembo Kurt Miller 3,48 3,421 184 137 Paul Passarelli Edward G Heflin 75 63 Attorney General William Tong Sue Hatfield William Tong Sue Hatfield 3,154 3,798 129 182 Peter D Goselin 95 Judge of Probate 25 Probational District 25 Barbara Gardner Riordan 4,71 Printed on 11/6/218 11:29:46PM Page 3 of 9
November 218 State Election November 6, 218 List of Votes Certified By - Printed on 11/6/218 11:29:46PM Page 4 of 9
November 218 State Election November 6, 218 Congressional District 2 Number Issued Report of Absentee Ballots Number Received from Town Clerk Absentee Military Overseas Election Day Registration Presidential + + + + = Number Rejected Absentee + Military Overseas Election Day Registration Presidential + + + = (-) Number Counted Report of Provisional Ballots Total Provisional Ballots Issued Town wide Official Check List Report Names on Official Check List (Names on the Official check list-names on Active List and names Restored to the Active List on Election Day; also Overseas Ballot Applicants.) (Total Election Day Registration (EDR) Issued) Election Day Registration Grand Total Names on Active List (+) Names Checked as Having Voted (Total of names-by-name count of ALL names checked on the Official Check List as having voted at the polls, by Absentee ballot and by Overseas Ballot -- including names checked at the absente ballot central counting location, if any.) Total Votes for Governor/President All Candidates (This number should be less than or Equal to names checkes as having voted) 7,47 Printed on 11/6/218 11:29:46PM Page 5 of 9
November 218 State Election November 6, 218 TOWN Questions on Ballot 1. "SHALL THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE BE AMENDED TO ENSURE (1) THAT ALL MONEYS CONTAINED IN THE SPECIAL TRANSPORTATION FUND BE USED SOLELY FOR TRANSPORTATION PURPOSES, INCLUDING THE PAYMENT OF DEBTS OF THE STATE INCURRED FOR TRANSPORTATION PURPOSES, AND (2) THAT SOURCES OF FUNDS DEPOSITED IN THE SPECIAL TRANSPORTATION FUND BE DEPOSITED IN SAID FUND SO LONG AS SUCH SOURCES ARE AUTHORIZED BY STATUTE TO BE COLLECTED OR RECEIVED BY THE STATE?" 2. "SHALL THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE BE AMENDED TO REQUIRE (1) A PUBLIC HEARING AND THE ENACTMENT OF LEGISLATION LIMITED IN SUBJECT MATTER TO THE TRANSFER, SALE OR DISPOSITION OF STATE-OWNED OR STATE-CONTROLLED REAL PROPERTY OR INTERESTS IN REAL PROPERTY IN ORDER FOR THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO REQUIRE A STATE AGENCY TO SELL, TRANSFER OR DISPOSE OF ANY REAL PROPERTY OR INTEREST IN REAL PROPERTY THAT IS UNDER THE CUSTODY OR CONTROL OF THE AGENCY, AND (2) IF SUCH PROPERTY IS UNDER THE CUSTODY OR CONTROL OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE OR THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, THAT SUCH ENACTMENT OF LEGISLATION BE PASSED BY A TWO-THIRDS VOTE OF THE TOTAL MEMBERSHIP OF EACH HOUSE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY?" 3. "SHALL THE TOWN OF TOLLAND APPROPRIATE $5,, FOR ROAD IMPROVEMENTS AND AUTHORIZE THE ISSUANCE OF GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS AND NOTES IN THE SAME AMOUNT TO FINANCE SAID APPROPRIATION?" 4. "SHALL THE CHARTER BE AMENDED TO CORRECT GRAMMATICAL ERRORS, SPELLING MISTAKES, AND FORMAT INCONSISTENCIES THROUGHOUT THE DOCUMENT?" 5. "SHALL C5-4 AND C6-1 BE AMENDED TO GRANT THE TOWN COUNCIL THE AUTHORITY TO DETERMINE THE RESIDENCY REQUIREMENT AND TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT FOR THE TOWN MANAGER?" Yes Votes No Votes 6231 934 5822 1191 4554 263 585 144 4743 217 Printed on 11/6/218 11:29:46PM Page 6 of 9
November 218 State Election November 6, 218 6. "SHALL C3-2 BE AMENDED TO PROVIDE STAGGERED TWO AND FOUR YEAR TERMS TO THE BOARD OF EDUCATION?" 7. "SHALL THE DEFINITIONS OF EMPLOYEE, NON-REGISTERED VOTER, AND PUBLIC HEARING AS WELL AS C3-1, C3-2, C4-1, C4-5, C5-1, C9-2, C9-4, C9-6, C9-7, AND C9-14 BE AMENDED FOR CLARITY AND CONCISENESS AND SHALL VARIOUS SECTIONS IN CHAPTERS II THROUGH VI BE AMENDED TO CONFORM TO THE CONNECTICUT GENERAL STATUTES?" 8. "SHALL SECTIONS IN CHAPTERS III THROUGH VI BE AMENDED TO GRANT THE TOWN COUNCIL THE AUTHORITY TO DESIGNATE THE SAME INDEPENDENT ACCOUNTANT TO ANNUALLY AUDIT THE BOOKS AND ACCOUNTS OF THE TOWN; TO APPOINT MEMBERS TO BOARDS, COMMISSIONS, AND OFFICES WITHIN THE SAME TIMEFRAME DESPITE CHANGES IN THE DAYS OF CERTAIN MONTHS; TO REMOVE MEMBERS OF APPOINTIVE BOARDS, COMMISSIONS, COMMITTEES OR AGENCIES FOR CAUSE; TO JOIN A HEALTH DISTRICT IN ADDITION TO APPOINTING A DIRECTOR OF HEALTH; AND TO DELETE THE TERM PROVISION FOR THE ZONING ENFORCEMENT OFFICER?" 9. "SHALL C2-4, C3-5, C4-2, AND VARIOUS SECTIONS IN CHAPTER IX BE AMENDED TO PROVIDE THE TOWN MANAGER AND TOWN COUNCIL THE FLEXIBILITY TO ADJUST THE FISCAL YEAR AND BUDGET TIMELINE; TO EXTEND THE DATE BY WHICH ELECTED PERSONS START OFFICE FROM THE DAY AFTER THE ELECTION TO THE TUESDAY FOLLOWING THE ELECTION; AND TO ADJUST THE DEADLINES FOR CERTAIN ASPECTS OF THE BUDGET PROCESS?" 545 1314 5545 121 4289 2276 438 2328 Printed on 11/6/218 11:29:46PM Page 7 of 9
November 218 State Election November 6, 218 1. "SHALL C9-4, C9-14, C9-15, AND C9-16 BE AMENDED TO ALLOW THE TOWN MANAGER TO INCLUDE ITEMIZED ESTIMATES OF ACTUAL EXPENDITURES FOR EACH DEPARTMENT, OFFICE, AGENCY, OR ACTIVITY FOR UP TO THE LAST THREE COMPLETED FISCAL YEARS IN HIS OR HER PROPOSED BUDGET; TO ALLOW THE TOWN MANAGER TO MOVE FUNDS BETWEEN DEPARTMENTS UP TO 3 % WITHOUT THE NEED OF TOWN COUNCIL APPROVAL; TO ALLOW THE COUNCIL TO APPROPRIATE FUNDS UP TO AN AGGREGATE OF ½ OF 1% OF THE GENERAL FUND BUDGET; TO CONFORM THE CHARTER TO CURRENT PRACTICES USED BY THE TOWN EMPLOYEES; AND TO REQUIRE THAT ESTIMATED TAX RAMIFICATIONS AND FISCAL IMPACTS BE INCLUDED IN THE EXPLANATORY TEXT AT BUDGET REFERENDUM?" 428 2361 Printed on 11/6/218 11:29:46PM Page 8 of 9
November 218 State Election November 6, 218 List of Votes Certified By Signature of Head Moderator -- Presiding Officer Head Moderator s Home Tel# 86-872-741 SaraBeth Nivison Print Head Moderator s Name Head Moderator s Work Tel# Printed on 11/6/218 11:29:46PM Page 9 of 9