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Free public service for Connecticut votersNo candidate endorsementsGuide sources checked September 30, 2026General election November 3, 2026

Official choices for every statewide candidate contest

Who is running in Connecticut?

The official town sample ballots show 10 unique candidates or tickets across 5 statewide candidate contests for the November 3, 2026 general election.

Name source: Connecticut Secretary of the State town sample ballots checked September 30, 2026. The same names can appear on multiple party lines under Connecticut's cross-endorsement system.
View every unique statewide choice as a table

The table presents the same candidates in a compact format.

Unique choices in all 5 Connecticut statewide candidate contests and their finance source status
OfficeCandidate or ticketBallot affiliationFinance source
Governor and Lieutenant GovernorNed Lamont / Susan BysiewiczDemocratic Party, Working Families PartyState record matched
Governor and Lieutenant GovernorRyan Fazio / Matt CoreyRepublican Party, Independent PartyState record matched
Secretary of the StateStephanie ThomasDemocratic Party, Working Families Party, Independent PartyState record matched
Secretary of the StatePeter LumajRepublican PartyState record matched
TreasurerErick RussellDemocratic Party, Working Families PartyState record matched
TreasurerFred WilmsRepublican Party, Independent PartyState record matched
ComptrollerSean ScanlonDemocratic Party, Working Families Party, Independent PartyState record matched
ComptrollerJennifer S. TookerRepublican PartyState record matched
Attorney GeneralWilliam TongDemocratic Party, Working Families PartyState record matched
Attorney GeneralJohn BoltonRepublican PartyState record matched
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Coverage boundary: This page covers only contests decided by all Connecticut voters. It excludes U.S. House, General Assembly, probate judge, registrar, municipal, district, and local contests. The 10-choice count treats a candidate or ticket as one choice even when the same name appears on several party lines; the official sample ballots contain 19 statewide party-line entries. Registered write-in candidates are not yet final because the October 5, 2026, 4 p.m. filing deadline had not passed when this guide was checked. Candidate order can vary by ballot style. Read the full coverage boundary.