Connecticut 2014 Election Results - MultiState

Connecticut 2014 Legislative Election Results

In the State House, districts such as House 13 saw Mark Tweedie defeat incumbent Joe Diminico, capturing 52.49 percent of the vote to flip the seat from Democratic to Republican hands.

Other notable flips in the House included House 35, where Jesse MacLachlan defeated the incumbent with 55.55 percent of the vote against Tom Vicino, and House 38, where Kathleen M. McCarty edged out Marc Balestracci and Green Party candidate Billy Gene Collins to capture the district.

District	Winner	Party	Vote Share
House 13	Mark Tweedie	Republican	52.49%
House 35	Jesse MacLachlan	Republican	55.55%
House 38	Kathleen M. McCarty	Republican	49.25%
House 40	John Scott	Republican	56.64%
House 41	Aundré Bumgardner	Republican	50.27%

Additional House contests decided by tight margins included House 40, where John Scott defeated the incumbent with 56.64 percent, and House 41, where Aundré Bumgardner narrowly secured victory with 50.27 percent over Elissa T Wright. In House 42, Mike France captured 55.61 percent to defeat the incumbent, while Doug Dubitsky took House 47 with 53.64 percent.

Additional House District Results

Across other legislative contests in the state, House 2 saw Dan Carter secure 57.34 percent of the vote over Candace Fay. In House 3, Minnie Gonzalez received 85.91 percent against Sweets Wilson and Victor M Luna, Jr. House 6 went to Edwin Vargas with 86.25 percent over Michael J Lupo, while Doug McCrory took House 7 with 96.95 percent against Donna Thompson-Daniel.

House 8 was won by Tim Ackert with 65.91 percent over Anthony J Ortiz, and Jason Rojas captured House 9 with 85.89 percent against Richard Lion. House 10 featured an uncontested victory for Henry Genga. Jeffrey Currey won House 11 with 65.7 percent over Jack W Jacobs, and Kelly J.S. Luxenberg took House 12 with 61.59 percent against Rusty Meek.

Further down the ballot, House 14 was captured by Bill Aman with 69.75 percent over Mary Justine Hockenberry, and David Baram won House 15 with 80.32 percent against James McGovern. House 16 saw John Hampton win with 50.66 percent against Cheryl B Cook and Robert H Kalechman, while Timothy B LeGeyt and Andrew M. Fleischmann secured uncontested wins in House 17 and House 18 respectively. Brian Becker won House 19 with 57.3 percent against Mark Zydanowicz, and Joe Verrengia won House 20 unopposed. Mike Demicco took House 21 with 56.66 percent over Patty Stoddard, and Elizabeth “Betty” Boukus won House 22 with 55.09 percent against Katherine M Pugliese and Richard William Broderick, II.

Devin Carney won House 23 with 58.55 percent against Mary J Stone, Rick Lopes took House 24 with 54.03 percent against Gennaro Bizzarro, and Bobby Sanchez secured House 25 with 72.14 percent against Edward Colon and Alfred Mayo. Peter A. Tercyak won House 26 with 59.6 percent against Piotr Ceglarz, and Gary Byron flipped House 27 to Republican control with 52.95 percent against Carol Anest.

Russell Morin won House 28 with 52.68 percent over Michael J. Hurley, while Antonio “Tony” Guerrera and Joe Aresimowicz won House 29 and House 30 respectively in uncontested races. Prasad Srinivasan also secured an uncontested victory in House 31.