Wilton Election Day 2012: Results [Updated]

[Editor's Note: As of 4 a.m Wednesday morning, not all results were reported. The tables below will be updated as soon as information becomes available.]

Wilton: Election Results

The following table is designed to break down how Wilton constituents voted in all races affecting the town, putting those results into context by placing the tallies side-by-side against district, state and national figures.

Winners are in bold. Click on each race name for details. What you see here is a snapshot as of 2 a.m. Nov. 7.

Clearly, the figures below represent voter totals minus Wilton. Patch will have results available as soon as the registrar makes them public.

President

Obama

%

Romney

%

Wilton

4,589

46%

5,424

54%

Connecticut

662,113

57%

484,350

42%

United States

53,528,142

50%

52,825,769

49%

U.S. Senate

Murphy

%

McMahon

%

Passarelli

%

Wilton

4,428

45%

5,259

53%

147

1%

Connecticut

587,389

54%

483,319

44%

19,244

2%

4th Congressional District

Himes

%

Obsitnik

%

Wilton

4864

50%

4931

50%

4th District

51,905

56%

40,799

44%

26th Senate District

Boucher

%

Curry

%

Wilton

6,528

67%

3,156

32%

25th District

13,890

57%

10,296

43%

125th Assembly District

O’Dea

%

Robbins

%

Bedell

%

Wilton

1,902

56%

1,432

42%

58

2%

125th District

7,780

64%

4,182

34%

223

2%

 
 143rd Assembly District

Lavielle

%

Hoffstatter

%

Wilton

3,928

63%

2,277

37%

143rd District

7,242

59%

5,071

41%

Registrar of Voters

Gardiner

%

Young-Kleinfeld

%

Wilton

5,515

59%

3,865

41%

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Updated, 3:10 p.m.

As of 2 p.m., 5,711, or 48 percent of, Wilton residents have voted, according to Democratic Registrar Carole Young-Kleinfeld. That is down from the 6,300 people who voted in 2008 by 2 p.m. 

The 7-8 a.m. hour was the busiest today, Young-Kleinfeld said. Eight-hundred people came out to vote, which is also lower than 2008. By that same hour, 1,031 Wilton residents came out to vote that year.

Young-Kleinfeld added that both Registrars have already voted and are reporting no lines at the polling locations, but there still seems to be a bit of confusion as to where residents should go to vote because of redistricting.

Updated, 2:48 p.m.

Patch caught up with Tom O'Dea, the Republican candidate for the 125th District race, at New Canaan High School where he had a table set up to greet voters. He told Patch that he had been up since 4 a.m. to get in some last-minute campaigning but remains "excited."

"I think we've run a postive campaign about we plan to do to fix some of the fiscal problems up in Hartford and I think we've sent a positive message that we're going to do good things," he said. "I look forward to winning and representing Wilton and New Canaan."

Original Story

Good morning, and welcome to Election Day 2012!

Today, Wilton residents go to the polls to choose a president, a U.S. Senator, a U.S. Representative representing the 4th District, a state Senator representing the 26th District and State Representatives from the 125th and 143rd Districts.

See below for information on where to cast your ballot and the list of candidates. We've also included how Wilton voted in 2008, the year of the last presidential election, and 2010, the last mid-term election.

Read it over, then visit your local polling station between 6 a.m. and 8 p.m. to make your voice heard! And be sure to check back here for updates throughout the day, including the announcement of the winners as soon as votes are tallied tonight.

Also, check out our live blog to see what voters and candidates across the state are saying about Election Day. This is also where you'll find live election updates all of the races affecting Wilton.

State and National Races

U.S. Senate

Chris Murphy (D) and Linda McMahon (R) are vying for the seat vacated by Joe Lieberman. (Click on "U.S. Senate" for updates, results and reactions.)

Fourth Congressional District

Jim Himes (D) and Steve Obsitnik (R) are after the seat currently held by Himes. (Click on "Fourth Congressional District" for updates, results and reactions.)

26th Senate District

Toni Boucher (R) and Carolanne Curry (D) are vying for the seat currently held by Boucher. (Click on "26th Senate District" for updates, results and reactions.)

125th Assembly District

Tom O' Dea (R), Mark Robbins (D) and David Bedell (G) are vying for the seat currently held by John Hetherington. (Click on "125th Assembly District" for updates, results and reactions.)

143rd Assembly District

Gail Lavielle (R) Ted Hoffstatter (D) are vying for the seat currently held by Lavielle. (Click on "143rd Assembly District" for updates, results and reactions.)

Registrar of Voters

Tina Gardiner (R) and Carole Young-Kleinfeld (D) are running unopposed.

Wilton Polling Places

Polls open at 6 a.m. and will remain open until 8 p.m. To find polling locations and precincts in Wilton, click here.

Still not sure who you're voting for? Check out our Election Guide to see coverage of candidate debates, updates from the campaign trail, opeds, letters and more.

How Wilton Voted in 2008 (87% Turnout)

(D=Democrat; R=Republican; G=Green; I=Independent; WF=Working Families; CL=Connecticut for Lieberman)

PRESIDENT

• Obama-Biden (D) — 5,569 votes
• McCain-Palin (R) — 4,801 votes

U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, 4st DISTRICT

• Jim Himes (D) — 4,008 votes
• Chris Shays (R) — 5,908 votes
• Richard Z. Duffee (G) — 33  votes
• Jim Himes (WF) — 117 votes
• Michael Anthony Carrano (L) 67 votes

26th SENATE DISTRICT

• Toni Boucher (R) — 6,487 votes
  
• John Hartwell (D) — 3,363 votes
• John Hartwell (WF)— 71 votes

125th ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

• John Hetherington (R)— 1,809 votes (unopposed)
  

143rd ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

• Peggy Reeves (D) — 3,658 votes
• Susan Bruschi (R) — 3,657 votes

How Wilton Voted in 2010 (63% Turnout)

(D=Democrat; R=Republican; G=Green; I=Independent; WF=Working Families; CL=Connecticut for Lieberman; SA=Socialist Action)

U.S. SENATE

• Richard Blumenthal (D) — 3,258 votes
• Linda McMahon (R)  — 4,221 votes
• Richard Blumenthal (WF) — 109 votes
• Warren Mosler (I) — 55 votes
• John Mertens (CL) — 21 votes

U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, 4st DISTRICT

• Jim Himes (D) —  3,370 votes
• Dan Debicella (R) — 4,142 votes
• Jim Himes (WF) — 103 votes

26th SENATE DISTRICT

• Toni Boucher (R)— 5,295 votes
• John Hartwell (D)— 2,222 votes
• John Hartwell (WF)—56 votes

125th ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

• John Hetherington (R)—1,437 votes (unopposed)
  

143rd ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

• Gail Laveille (R) 3,101 — votes
• Peggy Reves (D) 2, 479— votes