⏩ Middletown results mirrored that of state

MIDDLETOWN — City voters overwhelmingly voted in Democrats on Election Day and a majority of residents easily passed both state and Middletown referendums.

In Middletown, the state’s lockbox measure won 14,421 to 2,056 and public land question passed 13,514 to 2,564. Voters consented to improvements to two groups of wells at the John S. Roth Wellfield 11,417 to 4,581, and the sidewalks bond earned residents’ approval 12,818 to 3,626.

Middletown’s unofficial results, which reflect winners statewide, break down voter tallies by office:

Governor’s race: Ned Lamont/Susan Bysiewicz, 9,814 (D), Bob Stefanowski/ Joe Markley (R), 6,526; Working Families, 574; Markley (I), 304; Rodney Hanscomb/Jeffrey Thibeault (L), 89; Mark Steward Greenstein/John Demitrus (Amigo Constitution Liberty Party), 20; Oz Griebel/Monte Frank (Griebel Frank for CT), 850; write-in, Lee Whitman/Jacey Wyatt, zero.

U.S. Senate: Chris Murphy (D), 11,073; Matt Corey, 5,762 R; Working Families, 866; Richard Lion (L), 135; Jeff Russell (Green party), 107; and write-ins Fred Linck, 2, Kristi Talmadge, zero.

1st Congressional District: John Larson (D), 1,260; Jennifer Ney (R), 751; Working Families, Larson, 69; Thomas McCormick (Green party), 17.

3rd Congressional District: Rosa DeLauro (D), 9,948, and Working Families, 921; Angel Cadena (R), 4,801.

9th Senate: Matt Lesser (D), 7,182, and Working Families, 616; Ed Charamut (R), 3,553.

13th Senate: Mary Daugherty Adams (D), 3,468, and Working Families, 268; Len Suzio (R), 2,514, and 90 (I).

33rd House: Serra (D), 5,356; Linda Szynkowicz (R), 3,096, and 174 (I).

100th House: Phipps (D), 5,033, and Working Families, 443; Anthony Gennaro (R), 3,534.

Secretary of the State: Denise Merrill (D), 10,578, and Working Families, 729; Susan Chapman (R), 5,766; and 223 (I), Heather Lynn Sylvestre Gwynn (L), 166; S. Michael DeRosa (Green party), 223.

Treasurer: Shawn Wooden (D), 10,424; and Working Families, 807; Thad Gray (R) 5,834; and 231 (I); Jesse Brohinsky (L), 246; W. Michael Downes, none (write-in).

Comptroller: Kevin Lembo (D), 10,389, and Working Families, 750; Kurt Miller (R), 5,806; and 225 (I); Paul Passarelli (L), 218; Edward Heflin, (Green party, 173.

Attorney General: William Tong (D), 9,858; and Working Families, 670; Republican Sue Hatfield, 6,602; and 295 (I).

Judge of Probate: Joseph Marino, 13,564.

Registrar of Voters: Elizabeth Santangelo (D), 11,097; David Bauer (R), 5,875.