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All 5 Incumbents Win CT Congressional Race on Election Day 2020

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John Larson is the projected winner for the First District, Joe Courtney is the projected winner for the Second District, Rosa DeLauro is the projected winner for the Third District, Jim Himes is the projected winner for the Fourth District, and Jahana Hayes is the projected winner for the Fifth District, according to NBC News.

GOP challenges to the five members of the state’s all-Democratic delegation to the U.S. House of Representatives are among the most closely watched races Tuesday in Connecticut, which has not sent a Republican to Congress in over a decade.

John Larson is the projected winner for the First District, Joe Courtney is the projected winner for the Second District, Rosa DeLauro is the projected winner for the Third District, Jim Himes is the projected winner for the Fourth District, and Jahana Hayes is the projected winner for the Fifth District, according to NBC News.

First District Candidates

John Larson campaign
John Larson
Mary Fay campaign
Mary Fay
Tom McCormick campaign
Tom McCormick

Candidates from left to right:

  • John Larson - PROJECTED WINNER
  • Mary Fay
  • Tom McCormick

U.S. Rep. John Larson faces West Hartford Town Council member Mary Fay, a Republican, in his bid for a 12th term.

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Second District Candidates

Joe Courtney campaign
Joe Courtney
Cassandra Martineau campaign
Cassandra Martineau
Justin Anderson campaign
Justin Anderson

Candidates from left to right:

  • Joe Courtney - PROJECTED WINNER
  • Cassandra Martineau
  • Justin Anderson
  • Not pictured: Daniel Reale

Third District Candidates

Rosa DeLauro campaign
Rosa DeLauro
Margaret Streicker campaign
Margaret Streicker
Justin Paglino campaign
Justin Paglino

Candidates from left to right:

  • Rosa DeLauro - PROJECTED WINNER
  • Margaret Streicker
  • Justin Pagliano

DeLauro has won reelection by large margins during her congressional career and faced an aggressive challenge from Republican Margaret Streicker, a real estate executive from Milford.

Fourth District Candidates

Jim Himes campaign
Jim Himes
Jonathan Riddle campaign
Jonathan Riddle
Brian Merlen campaign
Brian Merlen

Candidates from left to right:

  • Jim Himes - PROJECTED WINNER
  • John Riddle
  • Brian Merlen

Fifth District Candidates

Jahana Hayes campaign
Jahana Hayes
David X Sullivan campaign
David X Sullivan
Bruce Walczak campaign
Bruce Walczak

Candidates from left to right:

  • Jahana Hayes - PROJECTED WINNER
  • David Sullivan
  • Bruce Walczak

See the latest race-by-race elections results here

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Long lines could be seen on Tuesday morning at West Hartford Town Hall
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A16-year-old first-time poll worker working at John B Stanton School in Norwich
Aaron Lord from Norwich clocked his time in line. He was at 44 minutes and just a few people away from making it inside. When asked why he is voting, he respond, "It is your civic duty."
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Sue from Hartford was reading to pass the time while waiting to vote at Hartford Grace Lutheran. We talked to her after she had been waiting for 2.5 hours.
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A long line with an hour or move of wait time could be seen at Grace Lutheran Church in Hartford.
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A look at absentee ballot processing in Hartford’s City Hall
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Bacon Academy High School in Colchester
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Line for polling district #3 at Bacon Academy High School in Colchester
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A look inside Foran High School in Milford first thing Tuesday morning.
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A look inside West Hartford Town Hall on Election Day 2020
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Lines in Manchester at Highland Park Elementary School
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A look inside a polling location at Greene-Hills School in Bristol
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