Unofficial Election Results in Lyme
The results are from the Connecticut Secretary of the State’s Office.
Elected candidates are shown in bold—These results are from the Connecticut Secretary of State’s Office.
First Selectman:
Christine Erica Zelek (U): 710
Thomas St. Louis (R): 474 (St. Louis lost the First Selectman contest but takes a spot as Selectman on the board of selectmen (BOS) because he gained the third highest number of votes out of the four candidates running for the BOS.)
Selectman:
John Kiker (D): 608
Mary Powell-St. Louis (R): 429
Kristina Birgitta White (D): 218
Board of Finance:
Jim Miller (U-Democrat endorsed): 818
Mitchell Etess (R): 574
Board of Finance Alternate Full Term:
Corey Lomas (R): 703
Board of Finance Alternate to Fill Two-Year Vacancy:
Walter Burhans (U-Democrat endorsed): 872
Board of Assessment Appeals:
Harry Broom Jr. (R): 719
Planning & Zoning Commission:
Carol House (D): 766
Jennifer Tiffany (R): 643
Planning & Zoning Commission Alternate:
Steven Deveaux (R): 732
Zoning Board of Appeals:
Toni Philips (D): 756
Stephen Buccheri (R): 486
Zoning Board of Appeals Alternate:
Adam Brevoort (D): 752
Isaiah Griffith (R): 481
Library Directors:
Susan Leon (D): 785
Joan Motyka (U-Democrat endorsed): 774
Lori Caine (R): 506
Region 18 Board of Education:
Anna B. James (D): 790
Lannie Mossberg (U-Republican endorsed): 460
Editor’s Note: This report was updated to reflect endorsements for unaffiliated candidates.
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