Lamont Sweeps Lyme and Old Lyme in Democratic Primary
Gov. Ned Lamont won more than twice as many votes as challenger Josh Elliott in Lyme and Old Lyme Tuesday.

LYME/OLD LYME, CT – Gov. Ned Lamont notched decisive wins against challenger Josh Elliott in Lyme and Old Lyme’s Democratic primaries Tuesday night.
In Old Lyme, Lamont garnered 405 votes to Elliott’s 199. Lamont’s total comprised 238 primary day votes, 149 early votes and 18 absentee votes. Elliott received 113 votes on primary day, 82 early votes and four absentee votes.
In Lyme, Lamont finished with 183 votes and Elliott with 78. Lamont received 114 votes on primary day, 65 early votes and four absentee votes. Elliott’s total comprised 42 primary day votes, 33 early votes and three absentee votes.
Check back Wednesday for complete primary coverage for Lyme and Old Lyme.
Editor’s Note: This report was updated to correct the Old Lyme totals and the breakdown of votes.

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