East Haven Election Results 2021: Carfora Gets 2nd Term As Mayor

East Haven CT

02 November, 2021

8:01 PM

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EAST HAVEN, CT —The polls closed in East Haven and voters reelected Democratic Mayor Joseph A. Carfora to a second term by a more than 2 to 1 margin. The unofficial results, including absentee ballots, are Carfora with 4,208 votes and Republican Salvatore Maltese with 1,866 votes. Carfora spoke to Patch after he won the race. "I am honored to gain the confidence of East Haven again. To be asked to lead my hometown is an awesome responsibility and one that I will not take lightly," Carfora said. "My team has been given a mandate, and with it, we intend to act responsibly." East Haven Mayor Joseph A. Carfora was reelected in Tuesday's municipal election. Photo courtesy of Tina Hedley Yet to come are the results for Town Clerk, and Town Council, Board of Education and Board of Finance members. As of 11 p.m. Tuesday night, the unofficial results had Democrats sweeping the Board of Education and Board of Finance races. The official results will come from the CT Secretary of State on Wednesday. Return to Patch for results as they come in. Subscribe here to get East Haven news alerts Note: Candidates whose names are highlighted below submitted Patch Candidate Profile forms. The choice for Town Clerk are Democrat Lisa Balter and Republican Stacy Gravino. The choices for Board of Education are Democrats Patricia (Tia) DePalma, Dominic Milano, Erika Santino-Santiago, Michele DeLucia, Karyn Putney, and Jack Stacey and Republicans Jennifer DiLungo, Michael B. Enders, Lynn A. Torello, Thomas Hennessey, James R. Roaix, Jr. and Bildon L. Francis. The choices for Board of Finance are Democrats Richard A. DePalma, Christopher M. Perdo, Alfred Purzycki, and Richard Espositio and Republicans Ralph (Butch) Mannochi, Anthony J. Vigliotti, Ralph J. Vitale, and Beth Purcell. The choices for Town Council are: District 1 Democrats Beth Capotorto, Kimberly Glassman, and Ashley Lesco and Republicans David C. Gerse, Ken McKay, and Bob Parente. Vote for up to three. District 2 Democrats Karen A. Martin, Joe Santino, and Joe Deko and Republicans Luann Scarpellino, Sue Colangelo, and Bob Redente. District 3 Democrats Louis G. Pacelli, Marianne Cesare, and Josh Balter and Republicans Bill Richardson, Donna M. Richo and Jeff Surprenant. District 4 Democrats Susan C. Stacey, Michael Ginnetti, and Rebecca Mickelson and Republicans Linda Hennessey, Robert Ranfone, and Samantha A. Parlato. District 5 Democrats Jennifer Ruggiero, Ray D. Pompano, and Albert Vollono and Republicans Bryan C. Surprenant, Joan Adamczyk, and Loria Jaffe.