Following are the official results from the Nov. 4 election in Shelton, as submitted to the Secretary of the State’s Office. These results are for Shelton only, and do not reflect who might have won a race on a district-wide basis. Local winners are in bold.

GOVERNOR:

Thomas C. Foley (R) — 8,201   (61%)

Dannel P. Malloy (D) — 5,126   (38%)

Joe Visconti (Pet.) — 139   (1%)

Other — 8   (0%)

U.S. CONGRESS (4th District):

Dan Debicella (R) — 7,998   (64%)

Jim Himes (D) — 4,590   (36%)

U.S. CONGRESS (3rd District):

Rosa L. DeLauro (D) — 344   (56%)

James E. Brown (R) — 268   (44%)

STATE SENATOR (21st District):

Kevin C. Kelly (R) — 9,091 (72%)

Prez Palmer (D) — 3,593 (28%)

STATE REPRESENTATIVE (113th District):

Jason Perillo (R) — 5,695   (100%)

STATE REPRESENTATIVE (122nd District):

Ben McGorty (R) — 4,174   (85%)

Kelly Hanna (Green) — 470   (9%)

Cheryl S. Jansen (Pet.) — 320   (6%)

SECRETARY OF THE STATE:

Peter Lumaj (R) — 7,748   (60%)

Denise W. Merrill (D) — 4,788   (37%)

S. Michael DeRosa (Green) — 324 (3%)

TREASURER:

Timothy M. Herbst (R) — 7,938   (61%)

Denise L. Nappier (D) — 4,983   (39%)

COMPTROLLER:

Sharon J. McLaughlin (R) — 7,746   (61%)

Kevin Lembo (D) —  4,710   (37%)

Ralph W. Maurer (Green) — 228 (2%)

ATTORNEY GENERAL:

Kie Westby (R) — 6,907   (54%)

George Jepsen (D) — 5,626   (44%)

Stephen E. Fournier (Green) — 262   (2%)

JUDGE OF PROBATE:

Fred J. Anthony (R) — 9,924   (100%)

REGISTRAR OF VOTERS:

Peter R. Pavone (R) — 6,864   (55%)

John “Jack” Finn (D) — 5,878   (45%)

Note: Both registrar candidates are elected

BALLOT QUESTIONS:

1. Shall the Constitution of the State be amended to remove restrictions concerning absentee ballots and to permit a person to vote without appearing at a polling place on the day of an election?

No — 7,379   (58%)

Yes — 5,235   (42%)

2. Shall the $5,000,000 appropriation and bond authorization for the reconstruction and resurfacing of roads in the city of Shelton be approved?

Yes — 10,497   (82%)

No — 2,314   (18%)

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Pet.  = Petitioning candidate