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GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS--U.S. SENATORS, 1914-1914 William P. Dillingham, 35,137 56.0% Charles A. Prouty, 16,306 26.0% Charles A. Prouty, Prohibition 1,526 2.4% Charles A. Prouty, Non-Partisan 1,592 2.5% Charles A. Prouty, Progressive 7,339 11.7% Charles A. Prouty, 3.0% James Canfield, Socialist 772 1.2% Scattering 20.0% 1916 Carroll S. Page, 47,362 74.4% O.C. Miller, 14,956 23.5% Norman E. Greenslet, Socialist 1,336 2.1% 1920 William P. Dillingham, 69,650 78.1% Howard E. Shaw, 19,580 21.9% 1922 Frank L. Greene, 45,245 65.5% Frank L. Greene, Prohibition 2,424 3.5% William B. Mayo, 21,371 30.9% William B. Mayo, 4.0% NOVEMBER 6, 1923 1 (SPECIAL ELECTION) Porter H. Dale, 30,388 65.7% 1 William Dillingham died July 12, 1923; election held to fill vacancy.

Park H. Pollard, 15,580 33.7% Marshall J. Hapgood, Conservation 248.5% Scattering 70.1% 1926 Porter H. Dale, 50,364 70.8% Porter H. Dale, Prohibition 1,922 2.7% James E. Kennedy, 18,878 26.5% James E. Kennedy, 12.0% 1928 Frank L. Greene, 93,136 71.6% Fred C. Martin, 37,030 28.4% MARCH 31, 1931 (SPECIAL ELECTION) 2 Warren R. Austin, 27,661 64.0% Stephen M. Driscoll, 15,360 35.6% Scattering 183.4% 1932 Porter H. Dale, 74,319 55.1% Fred C. Martin, 60,455 44.9% JANUARY 16, 1934 (SPECIAL ELECTION) 3 Ernest W. Gibson, Sr., 28,436 58.2% Harry W. Witters, 20,382 41.7% Scattering 12.0% 2 Frank L. Greene died December 17, 1930; Frank C. Partridge was appointed December 23, 1930 and served until the special election was held. 3 Porter H. Dale died October 6, 1933; Gibson was appointed November 21, 1933 pending a special election.

1934 Warren R. Austin, 67,146 51.0% Fred C. Martin, 63,632 48.4% Charles R. Butler, Socialist 771.6 Scattering 3.0% 1938 Ernest W. Gibson, Sr., 73,990 65.7% John Mcgrath, 38,673 34.3% 1940 Warren R. Austin, 93,283 66.4% Ona S. Searles, 47,101 33.6% NOVEMBER 5, 1940 4 (SPECIAL ELECTION) George D. Aiken, 87,150 61.6% Herbert B. Comings, 54,263 38.4% 1944 George D. Aiken, 81,094 65.8% Harry W. Witters, 42,136 34.2% 1946 Ralph E. Flanders, 54,729 74.6% 5 Charles P. Mcdevitt, 18,594 25.4% 1950 George D. Aiken, 69,543 78.0% James E. Bigelow, 19,608 22.0% 4 Ernest W. Gibson, Sr. died June 20, 1940; his son, Ernest, Jr. was appointed June 24, 1940 and served until January 8, 1941. 5 Austin resigned August 2, 1946 to accept appointment as the first chief of the United States delegation to the United Nations; Flanders was appointed November 1, 1946 to complete the unexpired term.

1952 Ralph E. Flanders, 111,406 72.3% Allan R. Johnston, 42,630 27.6% Scattering 16.1% 1956 George D. Aiken, 103,101 66.4% Bernard G. O'Shea, 52,184 33.6% Scattering 4.0% 1958 Winston L. Prouty, 64,900 52.2% Frederick J. Fayette, 59,536 47.8% Scattering 6.0% 1962 George D. Aiken, 81,241 66.8% W. Robert Johnson, 40,134 33.0% Scattering 196.2% 1964 Winston L. Prouty, 83,302 50.7% Winston L. Prouty, Independent 4,516 2.7% Winston L. Prouty, no party 61.0% Frederick J. Fayette, 76,457 46.5% Scattering 14.0% 1968 George D. Aiken, 94,738 60.2% George D. Aiken, 62,416 39.7% George D. Aiken, no party 43.0% Scattering 178.1%

1970 Winston L. Prouty, 91,198 58.9% Philip H. Hoff, 62,271 40.2% William H. Meyer, Liberty Union 1,416.9% Scattering 14.0% JANUARY 7, 1972 (SPECIAL ELECTION) 6 Robert T. Stafford, 45,888 64.4% Randolph T. Major, Jr., 23,842 33.4% Bernard Sanders, Liberty Union 1,571 2.2% 1974 Richard W. Mallary, 66,223 46.4% Patrick J. Leahy, 70,629 49.5% Bernard Sanders, Liberty Union 5,901 4.1% Scattering 19.0% 1976 Robert T. Stafford, 94,481 49.9% Thomas P. Salmon, 82,174 43.5% Thomas P. Salmon, Independent Vermonters 3,508 1.9% Nancy Kaufman, Liberty Union 8,801 4.6% Scattering 96.1% 1980 Stewart M. Ledbetter, 101,647 48.6% Patrick J. Leahy, 104,089 49.8% Anthony N. Doria, Independent 1,764.8% 6 Winston L. Prouty died September 10, 1971; Stafford was appointed September 16, 1971 and was subsequently elected.

Earl S. Gardner, Liberty Union 1,578.8% Scattering 110.0% 1982 Robert T. Stafford, 84,450 50.3% James A. Guest, 79,340 47.2% Michael Edward Hackett, Independent 1,463.9% Ion Laskaris, Citizens 897.5% Bo Adlerbert, Libertarian 892.5% Scattering 961.6% 1986 Dick Snelling, 67,798 34.5% Patrick J. Leahy, 124,123 63.2% Anthony N. Doria, Conservative 2,963 1.5% Jerry Levy, Liberty Union 1,583.8% Scattering 65.0% 1988 James M. Jeffords, 163,203 67.9% Bill Gray, 71,469 29.8% Jerry Levy, Liberty Union 2,506 1.0% King Milne, Independent 2,424 1.0% 1992 James H. Douglas, 123,854 43.35% Michael B. Godeck, Freedom for LaRouche 1,780 0.62% Patrick Leahy, 154,762 54.16% Jerry Levy, Liberty Union 5,121 1.79%

Scattering 222 0.08% 1994 Jan Backus, 85,868 40.5% James M. Jeffords, 106,505 50.3% Jerry Levy, Liberty Union 1,376 0.6% Bob Melamede, Vermont Grassroots 1,416 0.6% Gavin T. Mills, Independent 12,465 5.8% Matthew S. Mulligan, Independent Joseph Victor Pardo, Natural Law 3,141 1.4% 709 0.3% Scattering 192.09% 1998 Patrick Leahy, 154,567 72.2% Fred H. Tuttle, 48,051 22.4% Hugh Douglas, Libertarian 4,199 1.9% Jerry Levy, Liberty Union 1,238.5% Bob (Dr. Bob) Melamede, Vermont Grassroots 2,459 1.1% Barry Nelson, Independent 2,893 1.3% Scattering 629.2% Scattering 629.2% 2000 James M. Jeffords, 189,133 65.5% Edward S. Flanagan, Charles W. Russell, Citizen's Party/Vermont 73,352 25.4% 10,079 3.4%

Rick Hubbard, Independent 5,366 1.8% Billy Greer, Vermont Grassroots 4,889 1.6% Hugh Douglas, Libertarian 3,843 1.3% Jerry Levy, Liberty Union 1,477.5% Scattering 361.1% 2004 Patrick Leahy, 216,972 70.6% Cris Ericson, Marijuana 6,486 2.1% Craig Hill, Vermont Green 3,999 1.3% Jack McMullen, 75,398 24.5% Ben Mitchel, Liberty Union 879.3% Keith Stern, Independent 3,300 1.1% Scattering 174.1% 2006 Bernard Sanders, Independent 171,638 65.4% Peter Diamondstone, Liberty Union 801.3% Craig Hill, Vermont Green 1,536.5% Cris Ericson, Independent 1,735.6% Peter Moss, Anti-Bushist 1,518.5% Rich Tarrant, 84,924 32.3% Scattering 267.1% 2010 Patrick Leahy, 151,281 64.3% Len Britton, 72,699 30.9% Stephen J. Cain, Independent 2,356 1.0%

Pete Diamondstone, Socialist 1,433 0.6% Chris Ericson, U.S. Marijuana 2,731 1.2% Daniel Freilich, Independent 3,544 1.5% Johenry Nunes, Independent 1,021 0.4% Scattering 113 0.0% 2012 Bernard Sanders, Independent 207,848 71.0% Pete Diamondstone, Liberty Union 2,511 0.9% Chris Ericson, U.S. Marijuana 5,924 2.0% Laurel LaFramboise, VoteKISS 877 0.3% John MacGovern, 72,898 24.9% Peter Moss, Peace and Prosperity 2,452 0.8% Scattering 252 0.1%