2 Connecticut towns face recounts after razor-thin election results.
In Easton, the first selectman race came down to just six votes between Democrat Nick D'Addario and Republican Dan Lent.
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Two local races in Connecticut are headed toward a recount after extremely close results.
In Easton, the first selectman race came down to just six votes between Democrat Nick D'Addario and Republican Dan Lent. They're vying to replace David Bindelglass, who is retiring after three terms.
In Woodbridge, the registrars office says they're organizing a recanvass following a tight race between Democrat incumbent Mica Cardozo and Republican challenger Robert Rosasco.
Only eight votes separate the two candidates.
