Vote for Representatives in Congress 2000

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VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
NOVEMBER 7, 2000
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

Towns	Republican Bob Backlund	Democratic John B. Larson
Andover	513	924
Berlin	2,907	5,573
Bloomfield	1,580	7,141
Bolton, part of	990	1,333
Cromwell	1,886	4,009
East Hampton	1,979	3,042
East Hartford	3,890	12,578
East Windsor	1,222	2,512
Glastonbury	5,706	10,734
Hartford	2,728	19,790
Hebron	1,477	2,649
Manchester	7,009	14,259
Marlborough	1,093	1,840
Newington	3,913	9,598
Portland	1,327	2,753
Rocky Hill	2,401	5,252
South Windsor	3,266	8,561
West Hartford	8,021	22,079
Wethersfield	4,139	8,846
Windsor	3,284	8,459
	59,331	151,932
Plurality: 92,601

VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
NOVEMBER 7, 2000
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

Towns	Republican Rob Simmons	Democratic Sam Gejdenson	Independence Rob Simmons
Ashford	810	1,022	28
Bolton, part of	72	62	3
Bozrah	636	626	18
Brooklyn	1,338	1,311	49
Canterbury	1,192	903	39
Chaplin	468	448	12
Chester	809	1,072	28
Colchester	2,878	3,247	78
Columbia	1,290	1,294	26
Coventry	2,251	2,598	56
Deep River	963	1,209	26
East Haddam	1,947	1,818	30
East Lyme	4,509	3,517	126
Eastford	441	325	15
Ellington	2,935	2,671	110
Essex	1,814	1,635	38
Franklin	525	406	18
Griswold	1,912	1,888	92
Groton	6,865	5,345	286
Haddam	1,968	1,836	44
Hampton	414	425	16
Killingly	2,361	2,712	102
Lebanon	1,710	1,384	70
Ledyard	4,171	1,891	118
Lisbon	890	795	47
Lyme	780	525	22
Mansfield	1,892	3,918	70
Middletown	5,890	10,316	183
Montville	3,481	2,963	274
New London	2,445	4,267	154
North Stonington	1,790	546	110
Norwich	5,206	6,711	235
Old Lyme	2,402	1,792	43
Old Saybrook	2,777	2,481	55
Plainfield	2,092	2,536	85
Pomfret	946	844	43
Preston	1,303	748	48
Putnam	1,379	1,649	75
Salem	1,080	688	37
Scotland	372	329	6
Sprague	646	559	22
Stafford	2,137	2,620	104
Sterling	533	434	23
Stonington	5,472	2,845	248
Thompson	1,534	1,999	103
Tolland	3,208	3,111	95
Union	202	170	8
Vernon	5,148	5,975	181
Voluntown	616	392	26
Waterford	4,820	4,094	149
Westbrook	1,427	1,507	42
Willington	1,158	1,227	55
Windham	2,472	4,259	128
Woodstock	1,862	1,575	42
	110,239	111,520	4,141
			Plurality: 2,860
Total votes for cross-endorsed candidate Rob Simmons 114,380

VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
NOVEMBER 7, 2000
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

Towns	Republican June M. Gold	Democratic Rosa L. DeLauro	Natural Law Gail Dalby
Branford	4,053	9,223	53
Clinton	1,857	3,920	35
Durham	1,197	2,084	28
East Haven	2,524	7,667	37
Guilford	3,343	7,321	68
Hamden	5,918	17,109	115
Killingworth	1,108	1,914	28
Madison	3,810	5,402	52
Middlefield	686	1,493	13
Milford	6,506	15,065	125
New Haven	3,661	26,604	297
North Branford	1,939	3,791	38
North Haven	3,798	7,117	48
Orange	2,601	4,680	32
Stratford	6,349	13,987	102
Wallingford	5,713	13,066	93
West Haven	3,803	13,835	81
Woodbridge, part of	1,171	2,632	13
	60,037	156,910	1,258
			Plurality: 96,873

VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
NOVEMBER 7, 2000
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

Towns	Republican Christopher Shays	Democratic Stephanie Sanchez	Libertarian Daniel Gislao	Independence Frank M. Don
Bridgeport	9,775	19,043	231	153
Darien	7,267	1,997	105	27
Fairfield	16,907	8,770	236	128
Greenwich	16,311	9,732	287	202
Monroe, part of	5,414	2,277	80	37
New Canaan	7,204	2,149	142	68
Norwalk	15,107	13,136	295	153
Stamford	21,665	17,154	410	196
Trumbull	11,356	5,214	139	50
Westport	8,149	5,000	109	83
	119,155	84,472	2,034	1,097
			Plurality: 34,683

VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
NOVEMBER 7, 2000
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

Towns	Republican Mark Nielsen	Democratic Jim Maloney	Concerned Citizens Joseph A. Zdonczyk
Ansonia	2,201	4,243	117
Beacon Falls	966	1,251	52
Bethany	1,290	1,374	48
Bethel	3,898	4,137	114
Brookfield	3,886	3,472	77
Cheshire	6,020	6,802	314
Danbury	8,901	12,307	304
Derby	1,569	2,701	123
Easton	2,227	1,545	38
Meriden	6,157	12,717	565
Middlebury	1,833	1,518	90
Monroe, part of	545	473	12
Naugatuck	4,291	5,634	330
New Fairfield	3,324	2,918	75
Newtown	5,346	5,679	154
Oxford	2,242	1,957	100
Prospect	1,965	2,029	107
Redding	2,254	2,037	48
Ridgefield	6,776	5,502	159
Seymour	2,648	3,232	134
Shelton	8,014	8,080	308
Southbury, part of	1,013	686	44
Waterbury	9,732	18,343	1,001
Weston	2,439	2,454	33
Wilton	5,306	3,714	72
Wolcott	2,984	3,616	228
Woodbridge, part of	402	511	6
	98,229	118,932	4,653
			Plurality: 20,703
Votes for Registered Write-in Candidate John M. Joy 7

VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
NOVEMBER 7, 2000
SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

Towns	Republican Nancy L. Johnson	Democratic Paul Valenti	Concerned Citizens Timothy A. Knibbs	Green Audrey A. Cole
Avon	6,135	2,289	55	228
Barkhamsted	1,066	503	20	96
Bethlehem	1,137	542	35	77
Bridgewater	684	282	11	47
Bristol	11,404	9,167	401	491
Burlington	3,115	1,180	51	114
Canaan	317	154	8	48
Canton	2,955	1,156	44	234
Colebrook	470	212	10	45
Cornwall	402	240	9	117
East Granby	1,533	642	27	47
Enfield	9,781	5,576	240	371
Farmington	7,413	3,480	145	257
Goshen	972	280	12	72
Granby	3,531	627	52	166
Hartland	649	224	24	45
Harwinton	1,813	670	27	138
Kent	889	465	16	69
Litchfield	2,885	1,036	49	189
Morris	729	295	21	43
New Britain	7,676	8,785	227	438
New Hartford	1,960	943	30	156
New Milford	7,248	2,780	119	329
Norfolk	507	268	9	64
North Canaan	792	376	12	63
Plainville	3,629	2,742	116	167
Plymouth	2,556	1,478	72	128
Roxbury	775	379	9	53
Salisbury	1,182	759	15	113
Sharon	834	377	9	96
Sherman	1,184	449	10	45
Simsbury	8,637	3,046	123	330
Somers	2,749	1,008	51	76
Southbury, part of	5,002	2,495	73	202
Southington	11,345	5,797	216	327
Suffield	3,999	1,380	63	146
Thomaston	2,106	884	67	83
Torrington	7,785	4,570	201	681
Warren	406	163	13	27
Washington	1,103	569	11	101
Watertown	5,885	2,822	180	207
Winchester	2,501	1,206	77	295
Windsor Locks	2,868	1,871	70	118
Woodbury	3,089	1,304	41	164
	143,698	75,471	3,071	7,303
				Plurality: 68,227

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