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2026 results · Connecticut · county

South Central Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut

Lamont carried South Central Connecticut Planning Region by 27.2 points in the race for governor, 7.1 points more Democratic than the 2024 presidential vote here (D+20.1). 7 races have votes counted here.

Votes counted, governor
194,291
73% of the 264,854 votes for president in 2024
2026 margin
D+27.2
2024 president
D+20.1
Shift from 2024
7.1 pts → D
In Connecticut
2nd of 9
The 2nd best county for Lamont of the 9 counted; 5th for turnout against 2024.

Statewide races

  • Connecticut GovernorNed Lamont won · D+19.2 across the state
    63.6% Ned Lamont36.4% Ryan Fazio
    D+27.2194,291 votes
    7.1 pts → D2024 D+20.1
  • Connecticut Attorney GeneralWilliam Tong won · D+26.5 across the state
    67.3% William Tong32.7% John Bolton
    D+34.6191,074 votes
    14.5 pts → D2024 D+20.1
  • Connecticut ComptrollerSean Scanlon won · D+26.0 across the state
    67.6% Sean Scanlon32.4% Jennifer S. Tooker
    D+35.2190,144 votes
    15.1 pts → D2024 D+20.1
  • Connecticut Secretary of the StateStephanie Thomas won · D+26.9 across the state
    67.4% Stephanie Thomas32.6% Peter Lumaj
    D+34.7190,385 votes
    14.6 pts → D2024 D+20.1
  • Connecticut TreasurerErick Russell won · D+20.6 across the state
    64.4% Erick Russell35.6% Fred Wilms
    D+28.9190,345 votes
    8.8 pts → D2024 D+20.1

The House

South Central Connecticut Planning Region is split between 2 districts; each line is the county’s own part of that district.

  • Connecticut 3rd DistrictSouth Central Connecticut Planning Region's part of the district · Rosa L. DeLauro won · D+25.6 across the district
    64.3% Rosa L. DeLauro32.4% Christopher Lancia
    D+31.8166,597 votes
    10.9 pts → D2024 D+20.9
  • Connecticut 5th DistrictSouth Central Connecticut Planning Region's part of the district · Jahana Hayes won · D+15.7 across the district
    64.0% Jahana Hayes36.0% Chris Shea
    D+28.015,852 votes
    35.0 pts → D2024 R+7.0

Counts come from each race’s official source, named on its own page. Margins are the leading two candidates’ difference in points of all votes counted. 2024 is the presidential vote, Harris against Trump, on the same ground (for a House district, the county’s part of it). A county is not compared with 2024 until a quarter of its 2024 vote is counted. Ranks are among the state’s counties with votes counted in the same race.