Election Night Greater Danbury 2014
BOLD = winner
* = incumbent
| Town/District/Position | Candidate/Party | Total |
| 24th Senate: Danbury, Bethel, | Michael McLachlan* (R) | 13,536 |
| New Fairfield | Theodore Feng (Working Families) | 2,219 |
| 26th Senate: Bethel, Redding, | Toni Boucher*(R) | 23,885 |
| Ridgefield, Wilton | Phil Sharlach (D) | 12,943 |
| 28th Senate: (portion of Newtown) | Tony Hwang (R) | 20,505 |
| Kim Fawcett (D) | 16,225 | |
| 30th Senate: New Milford, Brookfield | Clark Chapin* (R) | 19,021 |
| William O. Riiska (D) | 13,674 | |
| 2nd House: Danbury, Bethel, | Dan Carter* (R) | 4,413 |
| Redding, Newtown | Candace Fay (D) | 3,287 |
| 67th House: New Milford | Cecilia Buck-Taylor* (R) | 4,361 |
| Gale Alexander (D) | 2,603 | |
| 106th House: Newtown | Mitch Bolinsky* (R) | 4,660 |
| Matt Cole (D) | 3,753 | |
| 107th House: Brookfield, Bethel | David Scribner* (R) | 5,934 |
| Dan Smolnik (D) | 2,532 | |
| 108th House: New Fairfield, Danbury, New Milford | Richard Smith* (R) | |
| 109th House: Danbury | David Arconti* (D) | 1,364 |
| Josh Stanley (R) | 754 | |
| 110th House: Danbury | Bob Godfrey* (D) | 1,900 |
| Frank Goncalves (R) | 857 | |
| 111th House: Ridgefield | John Frey* (R) | 6,511 |
| Sky Cole (D) | 2,257 | |
| 112th House: Newtown, Monroe | Jen Aguilar (D) | 3,578 |
| JP Sredzinsky (R) | 4,601 | |
| 135th House: Redding | John Shaban* (R) | 5,575 |
| 138th House: Danbury, New Fairfield, | Jan Giegler* (R) | 4,096 |
| Ridgefield | Henry Hall (D) | 2,290 |
In Brookfield, residents voted in support of separating the municipal and education budgets into two votes. There will also be advisory questions of "too high", "adequate", or "too low". Brookfield residents rejected other Charter revision proposals.
Bridgewater voters on Tuesday approved a ballot measure clearing the way for restaurants to serve alcohol. The last dry town in Connecticut is giving up on Prohibition, taking up the issue for the first time since the 1930s. Two developers have proposed opening restaurants - as long as they can serve alcohol. The vote was 660 in favor, 246 opposed. The town had more than 73% voter turn out.
In Ridgefield five of the seven proposed Charter revisions were approved. The two that were rejected by residents would have made the positions of Town Treasurer and Tax Collector appointed positions. The jobs will remain elected offices.
Ridgefield residents rejected a proposed land sale. A portion of the former Schlumberger site, 12 acres off Old Quarry Road, would have been sold for to Sky Dome LLC for $3.45 million. The vote was 56-percent opposed, 44-percent in support of the sale. The land sale has 3,601 'Yes’ votes to 4,676 ‘No’ votes. Ridgefield bought the 45 acre property several years ago for $7 million. A five acre parcel was previously sold and proposals are being considered for another 10 acres to be sold.
Danbury had nearly 39% voter participation. New Fairfield had a 48% voter turn out. Redding had a 55% voter participation in the Election. Sherman's voter turn out was 57%.
Democratic U.S. Rep. Elizabeth Esty fended off a challenge from Republican businessman Mark Greenberg, winning a second term representing the 5th Congressional District in northwestern Connecticut. The seat was considered to be one of the GOP's best chances for victory this year. But the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee appeared to like its chances and canceled television advertising in the district, diverting $500,000 for ads in Iowa in the final two weeks.
4th District Congressman Jim Himes has also been reelected.
