Connecticut judicial elections, 2010

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The Connecticut judicial elections of 2010 consisted of a retention election and elections for probate judges. In Connecticut, judges are recommended by the Judicial Selection Committee to the Governor for nomination. The governor's nominees must then be appointed by the General Assembly. Judges serve eight-year terms and must be renominated and appointed. Seven judges' terms expired in 2011 and nominations were made by the governor in February, 2010.

The primary was on August 10, 2010 and the General Election was on November 2, 2010.

Probate Courts

There were 41 probate judge elections in 2010. This was partly due to the recent legislative redistricting of the probate court system, which consolidated the 117 courts into 54 starting in 2011.[1]

Judges of the Probate Courts serve four-year terms.

Court Candidates Details Results
Berlin District (R) & (D): Walter Clebowicz Walter Clebowicz
Branford-North Branford District (R): Frank Forgione
(D): Keith Sittnick		 Frank Forgione
Bridgeport District (D): Paul Ganim Paul Ganim
Cheshire-Southington District (R): Peter C. Bowman and Matt Jalowiec
(D): Bryan Meccariello		 Matt Jalowiec and Matt Hall competed in the general election.[2][3] Matt Jalowiec
Danbury District (R): Dianne Yamin Dianne Yamin
Darien-New Canaan Probate District (R): William P. Osterndorf, John J. Ryan and Michael P. Murray (Petitioning candidate): Christopher P. McClancy Michael P. Murray won the Republican primary with 35.1 percent of the vote.[4][3]
Derby District (D): Clifford Hoyle Clifford Hoyle and George O. Porter competed in the general election. Clifford Hoyle
East Hartford District (D): Allan Driscoll Allan Driscoll
East Haven-North Haven District (R): Michael Brandt
(D): Michael Albis		 Michael Brandt
Ellington District (R) & (D): O. James Purnell, III O. James Purnell, III
Fairfield District (R): Daniel Caruso (D): Pamela Jones Daniel Caruso
Farmington and Burlington District (D): Evelyn Daley Evelyn Daley
Glastonbury-Hebron District (D): Peter Alter Peter Alter
Greater Manchester District (D): Michael Darby, Elaine Camposeo and Paul L. Rubin Darby won the Democratic primary and faced Camposeo again in the general election where she appeared on the ballot as a Republican.[3][5] Michael Darby
Greenwich District (R): David Hopper David Hopper
Hamden-Bethany District (D): Salvatore Diglio Salvatore Diglio
Hartford Probate District (D): Robert Killian, Jr. Robert Killian, Jr.
Housatonic District (R): William DeFeo and Martin Landgrebe Martin Landgrebe won with 52.7 percent of the vote.[3]
Litchfield Hills District (R): Patrick Wall
(D): Diane Blick		 Diane Blick
Madison-Guilford District (R): Joel Helander
(D): Phillip Zuckerman (Petitioning candidate): Leslie Marcarelli-Naizby		 Joel Helander
Mansfield-Tolland District (R): Cheryl Brown
(D): Claire Twerdy		 Claire Twerdy
Meriden District (D): Brian Mahon Brian Mahon
Middletown District (D): Joseph Marino Joseph Marino
Milford-Orange District (R): John Carangelo
(D): Beverly Streit-Kefalas		 Beverly Streit-Kefalas
Naugatuck District (R) & (D): Peter Mariano Peter Mariano
New Haven District (D): John Keyes John Keyes
New London District (R) & (D): Matthew H. Greene Matthew H. Greene
Newington District (R): Richard P. Roberts
(D): Robert Randich		 Robert Randich
North Central Connecticut District (R): Timothy R.E. Keeney
(D): Mark J. Maniscalco and Susan Warner		 Timothy R.E. Keeney and Mark J. Maniscalco competed in the general election.[6] Timothy R.E. Keeney
Northeast District (R): Stephen J. Adams and Mary Ann Champrey
(D): Leah Schad and Kathleen Murphy		 Stephen J. Adams and Leah Schad competed in the general election.[3] Leah Schad
Northern Fairfield District (R): Daniel O'Grady, Moira Rodgers and Joseph Egan, Jr.
(D): Timothy J. Holian		 Joseph Egan, Jr. and Timothy J. Holian competed in the general election.[7] Joseph Egan, Jr.
Norwalk District (R): Anthony DePanfilis Anthony DePanfilis
Norwich District (R): Chuck Norris
(D): Kathryn D. Guinan and George Kennedy		 Chuck Norris and Kathryn D. Guinan competed in the general election.[3] Chuck Norris
Plainfield-Killingly Regional District (R): Carol Anne Rowe
(D): David Griffiths and Kathleen S. Barry		 Carol Anne Rowe and David Griffiths competed in the general election.[8] David Griffiths
Region #3 (R): Edward McAnaney
(D): Steven Zelman		 Steven Zelman
Region #4 (D): Brian Griffin and (R): Marianne Fisher Brian Griffin and Marianne Fisher competed in the general election.[3] Brian Griffin
Region #14 (R): Jennifer Berkenstock
(D): Kenneth Barber and Stephen Kinsella		 Jennifer Berkenstock and Stephen Kinsella competed in the general election.[6] Jennifer Berkenstock
Region #19 (D): Andre Dorval Andre Dorval
Region #22 (R): Domenick Calabrese and Thomas Sutnik
(D): John W. Fertig, Jr.		 Domenick Calabrese and John W. Fertig, Jr. competed in the general election.[3] Domenick Calabrese
Region #32 (R): Jeffrey McNamara Jeffrey McNamara
Saybrook District (R): Anselmo M. Delia
(D): Terrance D. Lomme and Raymond Rigat		 Anselmo M. Delia and Terrance D. Lomme competed in the general election.[3] Terrance D. Lomme
Shelton District (R): Fred Anthony Fred Anthony
Simsbury Regional District (R): Cynthia Becker
(D): David M. Moore		 Cynthia Becker
Southeastern Corner Regional District (R): Dean G. Antipas
(D): Frederick Palm, Jr.		 Frederick Palm, Jr.
Stamford District (D): Gerald Fox, Jr. (G): Jane B. Weston Gerald Fox, Jr.
Stratford District (R): F. Paul Kurmay (D): Kent M. Miller F. Paul Kurmay
Torrington Area District (R): Michael Magistrali Michael Magistrali
Trumbull District (R): John Chiota
(D): Amy E. Todisco		 John Chiota
Wallingford District (D): Philip Wright, Jr. Philip Wright, Jr.
Waterbury District (D): Thomas Brunnock Thomas Brunnock
West Hartford District (D): Sydney Elkin Sydney Elkin
West Haven District (D): Jerome A. Lacobelle, Jr. and Mark J. Degennaro (D): Mark J. Degennaro,[9] (R): Joseph A. Trapani and (I): Karen E. Haley competed in the general election.[10] Mark J. Degennaro
Westport District (R): Jacob Bryniczka (D): Kevin M. O'Grady Kevin M. O'Grady
Windham-Colchester District (D): John J. McGrath and Jodi Thomas John J. McGrath defeated Jodi Thomas in the Democratic primary. Thomas ran as a Republican in the general election.[10] John J. McGrath

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All results posted are Unofficial.[12]

See also

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Footnotes

  1. ↑ Public Act 09-01: Redistricting of the Probate Courts
  2. ↑ The Hartford Courant, "Probate Judge in Smoron Case Drops Out of Re-Election Race," September 27, 2010
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7 3.8 Connecticut Secretary of State, 08/10/2010 Election results for Judge of Probate
  4. ↑ Darien Patch, "Murray Wins GOP Probate Judge Nomination," August 10, 2010
  5. ↑ Journal Inquirer "Republicans endorse Elaine Camposeo for probate judge," May 8, 2010
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Hartford Courant, "Many Probate Judge Races Tight," August 12, 2010
  7. ↑ The Ridgefield Press, "Joe Egan wins probate primary; 31 percent GOP turnout," August 10, 2010
  8. ↑ Norwich Bulletin, "Griffiths overcomes Sendley Barry in 3 of 4 towns in Plainfield/Killingly probate race," August 11, 2010
  9. ↑ New Haven Register, "DeGennaro wins Dem. nod for W. Haven probate judge," August 11, 2010
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 Connecticut Secretary of State, 2010 Judge of Probate Candidates
  11. ↑ Connecticut Secretary of State, List of Probate Judge Candidates for the 2010 General Election
  12. ↑ Connecticut Probate Judge 2010 Election Results
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Connecticut courts

Federal courts:

Second Circuit Court of Appeals • U.S. District Court: District of Connecticut • U.S. Bankruptcy Court: District of Connecticut

State courts:

Connecticut Supreme Court • Connecticut Appellate Court • Connecticut Superior Court • Connecticut Probate Courts

State resources:

Courts in Connecticut • Connecticut judicial elections • Judicial selection in Connecticut

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