Democrats retain all Connecticut congressional seats

Democrats maintained control of all five congressional districts in Connecticut during the November 2026 elections. In the 1st District, former Hartford mayor Luke Bronin won the seat after defeating Republican Amy Chai and Green Party candidate Mary L. Sanders. Bronin previously won the Democratic primary against long-term incumbent John Larson.

In the 2nd District, incumbent Democrat Joe Courtney defeated Republican George Patrick Austin. The 3rd District saw incumbent Rosa DeLauro secure victory against Republican Christopher Lancia and Independent candidate Thomas Egan. In the 4th District, Jim Himes defeated Republican Michael Ted Goldstein and Independent Benjamin Wesley, while Jahana Hayes won the 5th District against Republican Chris Shea.

Additionally, Senator Richard Blumenthal signaled his intention to seek reelection in 2028. Speaking at an election party in Hartford, Blumenthal expressed his commitment to continuing his service to Connecticut through 2028 and beyond.