Change is coming to Killingworth in November. With the announcement that six-term First Selectwoman Cathy Iino would not seek a seventh term and no Democrat seeking the top office, Killingworth will have a new leader.

Voters have the choice of Republican Nancy Gorski and Killingworth Conservative (KC) party candidate John Samperi for the top spot.

The following candidates are currently set for the Nov. 2 ballot, though the deadline for a candidate to withdraw from a race is Oct. 9 and the deadline to fill a vacancy caused by a candidate’s withdrawal is Oct. 12, changes are still possible.

First Selectman

Nancy Gorski (R)

John Samperi (KC)

Selectman

Louis C. Annino Jr. (D)

Jamie Mowat Young (D)

Eileen Blewett (R)

Graig Judge (R)

John Psenicnik (KC)

Town Clerk

Dawn Rees Mooney (D/R cross endorsed)

Town Treasurer

Donna Dupuis (D/R cross endorsed)

Board of Finance

Annie K. Stirna (D)

Tara Amatrudo (D)

Douglas Lefko (R)

Todd Blewett (R)

Sara O’Brien (R)

Harvey Derosa (KC)

Dave Miller (KC)

Ray Szumilas (KC)

Board of Assessment Appeals

Matthew T. Stillman (D)

Francesco Lulaj (R)

Planning & Zoning Commission

Geoffrey Cook (D)

William T. Tobelman (D)

Brice McLaughlin (R)

Guy Vecchitto (R)

David Gross (R)

Planning & Zoning Commission Alternate

Stephanie Warren (D)

Malorie Neveu (R)

Zoning Board of Appeals

Brian Patrick Young (D)

Graig Judge (R)

Zoning Board of Appeals Alternate

Benjamin A. Charney (D)

John Mancini (R)

Board of Fire Commissioners

Jennifer Lynn Liptak (D)

Don Offner (R)

Regional Board of Education

Kathleen Zandi (D)

Eileen Blewett (R)

Heather Scholfield (R)

Lisa Beth Connelly (D, petitioning)