Democrats Alison Clarkson, Rebecca White and Dick McCormack were on track to win the Windsor County Senate race on Tuesday night.
Clarkson was the top vote-getter in unofficial results, with 24 of 25 towns reporting. She got 9.6% of the vote, White was next with 9.4% and McCormack was third with 9.3% of the vote.
The three Democrats were on track to defeat Republicans Alice Flanders, Dana Colson, Jr. and Bill Huff with about twice as many votes.
Three Democrats secure Windsor County Senate race
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