The Comptroller serves a 4-year term. The Comptroller keeps the state's books and reports on its money, pays state workers, and runs their benefits. source: portal.ct.gov
Sean ScanlonDemocratic, Working Families, IndependentState Comptroller; former executive director of Tweed-New Haven Airport
Jennifer TookerRepublicanFormer Westport First Selectwoman; about 25 years in reinsurance industry management
Candidates in alphabetical order by last name, as printed in the General Election Guide, Appendix II ↗. Each office has a write-in space. A write-in vote counts only for a person who registered as a write-in candidate with the Secretary of the State before the deadline.