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Connecticut's 1st District

U.S. House · Connecticut

Luke Bronin held the seat for Democrats, winning by 36.3 points over Amy Chai.

Fusion voting

Luke BroninDemocrat · winner
67.3%170,475
Amy ChaiRepublican
31.0%78,461
Mary L. SandersGreen
1.8%4,435
Mark Stewart GreensteinOther party
0.0%17
253,388 votes

Source: Connecticut Secretary of the State unofficial resultsUpdated Nov 7, 2026, 12:54 PM ET

Where the race moved

Against the 2024 presidential vote

The seat's recent races

EvenD+23.82022 HouseD+28.32024 HouseD+22.62024 Pres.D+36.32026 House

Source: Past results: 99chambers results archive (MEDSL, Klarner, state election offices)

Money in this race

Each line compares the two sides on one scale: their campaigns, and outside groups spending for them or against their opponent.

Luke BroninAmy Chai
$3.9M
Raised by the campaign
$22K
$3.5M
Spent by the campaign
$16.4K
$390.8K
Cash on hand
$690
$1.5M
Outside spending for them
$0
$0
Outside spending against their opponent
$609.4K
$5.3M
All money helping them
$631.4K

Top funders

Outside groups and direct contributors, ranked by what they put in; the color shows which candidate it helps.

VoteVetsFor Bronin$1M
Defend The VoteAgainst Bronin$515.7K
TIME TO LEAD PACFor Bronin$165K
SERVANT-LEADER FUND, INC.For Bronin$147.2K
IMPACT CT INC.For Bronin$100K
Count On ConnecticutAgainst Bronin$92.3K
Working Families Party PACAgainst Bronin$1.5K

Campaign money: FEC, through Oct 14, 2026. Outside spending: independent expenditures by super PACs, parties and other groups, primary and general, as reported to the FEC through Nov 1, 2026, updated Nov 3, 2026. It leaves out spending not reported as independent expenditures (most issue ads and much dark money), so it understates all outside money.

Source: FEC campaign filings; FEC independent expendituresUpdated Nov 3, 2026, 1:05 AM ET

Pre-election forecast (final, Nov 3)

Our model's last run before Election Day, Nov 3, 2026. It no longer updates.

Luke Bronin
>99%
Amy Chai
<1%
Projected margin
D+39.0
How the forecast works →

The candidates