GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS U.S. REPRESENTATIVES 1932-Present (One District)

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1 Office of the Vermont Secretary of State Vermont State Archives and Records Administration GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS U.S. REPRESENTATIVES 1932-Present (One District) NOTES: An asterisk* indicates that no candidate received a majority and that a new election(s) was required. These additional elections are called "new elections" to distinguish them from the "special elections" held as a result of a death or resignation. Italics indicate winner Ernest W. Gibson, Republican Joseph A. McNamara, Democratic 86,194 47, % 35.6% (SPECIAL ELECTION) JANUARY 16, ,125 Robert W. Ready, Democratic 20, % 41.9%.2% 1934 Charles E. Jenkins, Democratic John A. Rivers, Socialist 1936 John B. Candon, Democratic Carl A. Melen, Communist 73,809 54, ,091 56, % 42.4%.7% 59.2% 40.6% 1 Ernest Gibson resigned October 19, 1933 to run for the U.S. Senate; election held to fill vacancy

2 1938 James P. Leamy, Democratic 1940 Michael J. Rock, Democratic 1942 John B. Candon, Democratic 1944 Robert W. Ready, Democratic 1946 Matthew J. Caldbeck, Democratic 1948 Robert W. Ready, Democratic 1950 Winston L. Prouty, Republican Herbert B. Comings, Democratic Birney F. Combs, Constitutionalist 71,901 40, ,637 50, ,751 17, ,800 46, ,985 26, ,076 47, ,248 22, % 36.2% 70.2% 29.8% 62.4% 37.6% 64.3% 35.7% 60.7% 39.2% 73.4% 25.6% 1

3 1952 Winston L. Prouty, Republican Herbert B. Comings, Democratic 1954 Winston L. Prouty, Republican John J. Boylan, Jr., Democratic 1956 Winston L. Prouty, Republican Camille E. St. Amour, Democratic 1958 William H. Meyer, Democratic Harold J. Arthur, Republican 1960 William H. Meyer, Democratic 1962 Harold Raynolds, Democratic 1964 Robert T. Stafford, Independent Robert T. Stafford, (no party) Bernard G. O'Shea, Democratic 109,871 43, ,143 44, ,736 50, ,131 59, ,905 71, ,822 52, ,650 7, , % 28.2% 61.4% 38.6% % 51.5% 48.5% 57.2% 42.8% 56.7% 43.3% % 42.2%

4 1966 William J. Ryan, Democratic 1968 Robert T. Stafford, Democratic Robert T. Stafford, (no party) 1970 Robert T. Stafford 2, Republican Bernard O'Shea, Democratic Dennis J. Morrisseau, Liberty Union 89,097 46, ,236 61, ,806 44,415 4, % 34.4% 60.6% 39.3% % (SPECIAL ELECTION) JANUARY 7, 1972 Richard W. Mallary, Republican 39,903 J. William O'Brien, Democratic 26,889 Doris Lake, Liberty Union 3,362 Anthony Doria, Vermont Independent 1, Richard W. Mallary, Republican William H. Meyer, Democratic 1974 Francis J. Cain, Democratic Michael Parenti, Liberty Union 1976 John A. Burgess, Democratic 120,924 65, ,561 56,342 9, ,458 57, % % 30.9% 2 Stafford resigned September 16, 1971 to run for the U.S. Senate; the seat was vacant until Mallary's election on January 7, 1972.

5 John A. Burgess, Ind. Vermonters 1978 S. Marie Dietz, Democratic 1980 Robin Lloyd, Citizens 1982 Mark A. Kaplan, Democratic Robin Lloyd, Citizens Morris Earle, Small is Beautiful 1984 Anthony Pollina, Democratic Jim Hedbor, Libertarian Morris Earle, Small is Beautiful 1986 James M. Jeffords, Rep/Dem John T. McNulty, Pro-Life Morris Earle, Small is Beautiful 3, ,688 23,228 6, ,274 25,280 15, ,191 38,296 6,409 2,794 1,733 1, ,025 60,360 9,359 4,858 3, ,403 7,404 7,060 5, % 75.3% 19.3% 5.4% % 7.8%.2% 69.2% 23.2% 3.9% 1.7% 1.9% 65.4% 26.7% %.2% % 3.7% 3

6 1988 Peter Smith, Republican Bernard Sanders, Independent Paul N. Poirier, Democratic Jim Hedbor, Libertarian Morris Earle, Small is Beautiful 1990 Peter Smith, Republican Dolores Sandoval, Democratic 98,937 90,026 45,330 3,109 1,455 1, ,522 1,965 82,938 6,315 1, % 37.5% 18.9% 1.3%.6%.4% 56.9% 39.5% 3.5% ,724 3,549 3,660 2, % 1.26% 1.30%.73% John Dewey, Natural Law/New Alliance Douglas M. Miller, Freedom for LaRouche Tim Philbin, Republican Lewis E. Young, Democratic 86,901 22, % 7.91%.16% 1994 Carole Banus, Natural Law John Carroll, Republican Annette Larson, Liberty Union 105,502 2,963 98,523 1,493 Jack (Buck) Rogers, Vermont Grassroots 2, % 1.4% 46.5% 0.7% 1.2% ,678 1, % 0.7%

7 Norio Kushi, Natural Law Jack Long, Democratic Robert Melamede, Vermont Grassroots Thomas J. Morse, Libertarian Susan Sweetser, Republican 1998 Mark Candon, Republican Pete Diamondstone, Liberty Union Robert Maynard, Libertarian Matthew Mulligan, Vermont Grassroots ,830 1,350 2,693 83, ,403 70,740 2,153 2,097 3, % 9.3% 0.5% % % 32.8% 1.9% 1.6% 2000 Karen Ann Kerin, Republican Pete Diamondstone, Organic Life Stewart Skrill, Independent Jack Rogers, Vermont Grassroots Daniel H. Krymkowski, Libertarian 196,118 51,977 14,918 11,816 4,799 2, % 18.3% 5.2% 4 1.6% 1.2% 2002 Daniel H. Krymkowski, Libertarian William "Bill" Meub, Republican 144,880 2,033 72,813 Jane Newton, Liberty Union/Progressive 3,185 Fawn Skinner, Vermont Grassroots 2, %.9% 32.2% 1.4% Larry Drown, Democratic Jane Newton, Liberty Union Greg Parke, Republican 205,774 21,684 3,018 42, % %

8 Peter Welch, Democratic Cris Karr, We The People Bruce R. Marshall, Vermont Green Dennis Morrisseau, Impeach Bush Now Jane Newton, Liberty Union Martha Rainville, Republican Keith Stern, Independent Jerry Trudell, Independent 139, , , , % 0.2% 0.3% 0.5% 0.2% 44.5% 0.3% 0.3% Peter Welch, Democratic /Republican 248, % Mike Bethel, Independent 14, % Cris Ericson, Independent 7, % Thomas James Hermann, Progressive 9,081 3 Jane Newton, Liberty Union 5, % Jerry Trudell, Energy Independence 10, % 2, % 2010 Peter Welch, Democratic 154, % Paul D. Beaudry, Republican 76, Gus Jaccaci, Independent 4,704 2 Jane Newton, Socialist 3, % Peter Welch, Democratic/Working Families 208, % James "Sam" Desrochers, Independent 8, % Mark Donka, Republican 67, % Andre LaFramboise, VoteKISS 1, % Jane Newton, Liberty Union 4, % 268 0