Vermont's past election results

Certified results for President, U.S. Senate and U.S. House in Vermont since 2002, and the presidential vote in each county since 2000. Every candidate on the general election ballot, with the party label the state listed and their votes as certified.

President

YearMost votesShareNextShareTotal votes
2024Kamala D. Harris (Democrat)63.8%Donald J. Trump (Republican)32.3%369,422
2020Joseph R. Biden (Democrat)66.1%Donald J. Trump (Republican)30.7%367,428
2016Hillary Clinton (Democrat)56.7%Donald J. Trump (Republican)30.3%315,067
2012Barack Obama (Democrat)66.6%Mitt Romney (Republican)31.0%299,290
2008Barack Obama (Democrat)67.5%John McCain (Republican)30.4%325,046
2004John F. Kerry (Democrat)58.9%George W. Bush (Republican)38.8%312,309
2024: every candidate
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Kamala D. HarrisDemocrat235,79163.8%
Donald J. TrumpRepublican119,39532.3%
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.5,9051.6%
Write-ins2,0720.6%
Chase Oliver1,8280.5%
Claudia De la Cruz1,7100.5%
Cornel West1,5490.4%
Jill Stein8930.2%
Fruit2110.1%
Peter Sonski490.0%
Shiva Ayyadurai80.0%
Supreme70.0%
Randall Terry40.0%
Total369,422
2020: every candidate
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Joseph R. BidenDemocrat242,82066.1%
Donald J. TrumpRepublican112,70430.7%
Jo JorgensenLibertarian3,6081.0%
Write-ins1,3230.4%
Howie HawkinsGreen1,3100.4%
Kanye WestIndependent1,2690.3%
H. Brooke PaigeGrumpy Old Patriots1,1750.3%
Christopher LaFontaineIndependent8560.2%
Bernie Sanderswrite-in6190.2%
Richard DuncanIndependent2130.1%
Brian CarrollAmerican Solidarity2090.1%
Don BlankenshipConstitution2080.1%
Alyson KennedySocialist Workers1950.1%
Gloria La RivaLiberty Union1660.0%
Gary SwingBoiling Frog1410.0%
Phil CollinsProhibition1370.0%
Keith McCormickBull Moose1260.0%
Brock PierceUnaffiliated1000.0%
Jerome SegalBread and Roses650.0%
Blake HuberApproval Voting540.0%
Kyle Kenley KopitkeIndependent530.0%
Roque "Rocky" De La FuenteAlliance480.0%
Zachary ScalfIndependent290.0%
Total367,428
2016: every candidate
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Hillary ClintonDemocrat178,57356.7%
Donald J. TrumpRepublican95,36930.3%
Bernie Sanderswrite-in18,2185.8%
Gary JohnsonLibertarian10,0783.2%
Jill SteinGreen6,7582.1%
Write-ins1,4780.5%
Rocky De La FuenteIndependent1,0630.3%
John Kasichwrite-in8270.3%
Evan McMullinwrite-in6400.2%
Gloria La RivaLiberty Union3270.1%
Michael R. Pencewrite-in2980.1%
No Namewrite-in2550.1%
Paul Ryanwrite-in2080.1%
Mitt Romneywrite-in1200.0%
Marco Rubiowrite-in930.0%
Jeb Bushwrite-in790.0%
John McCainwrite-in760.0%
Jim Douglaswrite-in750.0%
Darryll Castlewrite-in630.0%
Ted Cruzwrite-in630.0%
Ben Carsonwrite-in610.0%
Joe Bidenwrite-in570.0%
Rand Paulwrite-in260.0%
Ron Paulwrite-in250.0%
Colin Powellwrite-in250.0%
Michael Bloombergwrite-in220.0%
Condoleeza Ricewrite-in180.0%
Tulsi Gabardwrite-in170.0%
Michelle Obamawrite-in150.0%
Michael Maturenwrite-in140.0%
Elizabeth Warrenwrite-in130.0%
Theo Epsteinwrite-in110.0%
Carly Fiorinawrite-in110.0%
Mike Huckabeewrite-in110.0%
Vermin Supremewrite-in100.0%
Tom Bradywrite-in90.0%
Barack Obamawrite-in80.0%
David Ortizwrite-in80.0%
Bill Belichekwrite-in70.0%
Patrick Leahywrite-in70.0%
Ralph Naderwrite-in70.0%
Fred Tuttlewrite-in60.0%
William Weldwrite-in50.0%
Chris Kenistonwrite-in30.0%
Lawrence Kotlikoffwrite-in30.0%
Alyson Kennedy Osbornewrite-in20.0%
Emilio Soltysikwrite-in20.0%
Jerry Whitewrite-in20.0%
Mike Smithwrite-in10.0%
Total315,067
2012: every candidate
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Barack ObamaDemocrat199,23966.6%
Mitt RomneyRepublican92,69831.0%
Gary JohnsonLibertarian3,4871.2%
Ross C. "Rocky" AndersonJustice1,1280.4%
Ron Paulwrite-in7170.2%
Write-ins7100.2%
Peta LindsaySocialism and Liberation6950.2%
Jill Steinwrite-in5940.2%
Virgil Goodewrite-in130.0%
Roseanne Barrwrite-in90.0%
Total299,290
2008: every candidate
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Barack ObamaDemocrat219,26267.5%
John McCainRepublican98,97430.4%
Ralph NaderIndependent3,3391.0%
Write-ins1,3980.4%
Bob BarrLibertarian1,0670.3%
Chuck BaldwinConstitution5000.2%
Roger CaleroSocialist Workers1500.0%
Gloria La RivaSocialism and Liberation1490.0%
Brian MooreLiberty Union1410.0%
Cynthia McKinneywrite-in660.0%
Total325,046
2004: every candidate
CandidatePartyVotesShare
John F. KerryDemocrat184,06758.9%
George W. BushRepublican121,18038.8%
Ralph NaderIndependent4,4941.4%
Michael BadnarikLibertarian1,1020.4%
Write-ins9570.3%
John Thompson ParkerLiberty Union2650.1%
Róger CaleroSocialist Workers2440.1%
Total312,309

Share of all votes cast for president in the state, write-ins included. Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2002–2024 (each state's certified results).

U.S. Senate

2024: Bernie Sanders (Independent) 63.2% · Gerald Malloy (Republican) 32.1%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Bernie SandersIndependent229,42963.2%
Gerald MalloyRepublican116,51232.1%
Steve BerryIndependent7,9412.2%
Matt HillLibertarian4,5301.2%
Justin SchovillePeace And Justice3,3390.9%
Mark Stewart GreensteinEPIC1,1040.3%
Write-ins3980.1%
Total363,253
2022: Peter Welch (Democrat) 68.5% · Gerald Malloy (Republican) 28.0%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Peter WelchDemocrat196,57568.5%
Gerald MalloyRepublican80,46828.0%
Dawn Marie EllisIndependent2,7521.0%
Natasha Diamondstone-KohoutGreen Mountain1,5740.5%
Kerry Patrick RahebIndependent1,5320.5%
Mark CoesterIndependent1,2730.4%
Stephen DukeIndependent1,2090.4%
Ms. Cris EricsonIndependent1,1050.4%
Write-ins6120.2%
Total287,100
2018: Bernie Sanders (Independent) 67.4% · Lawrence Zupan (Republican) 27.4%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Bernie Sanders (incumbent)Independent183,64967.4%
Lawrence ZupanRepublican74,81527.4%
Brad J. PeacockIndependent3,6651.3%
Russell BesteIndependent2,7631.0%
Edward S. Gilbert Jr.Independent2,2440.8%
Folasade AdeluolaIndependent1,9790.7%
Reid KaneLiberty Union1,1710.4%
Jon SvitavskyIndependent1,1300.4%
Bruce BusaIndependent9140.3%
Write-ins2810.1%
Hillary Clintonwrite-in70.0%
Jim Douglaswrite-in60.0%
Total272,624
2016: Patrick Leahy (Democrat) 61.3% · Scott Milne (Republican) 33.0%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Patrick Leahy (incumbent)Democrat192,24361.3%
Scott MilneRepublican103,63733.0%
Cris EricsonUnited States Marijuana9,1562.9%
Jerry TrudellIndependent5,2231.7%
Pete DiamondstoneLiberty Union3,2411.0%
Write-ins1680.1%
Bernie Sanderswrite-in860.0%
No Namewrite-in250.0%
Rosanne Grecowrite-in140.0%
Jim Douglaswrite-in90.0%
Peter Welchwrite-in70.0%
Total313,809
2012: Bernie Sanders (Democrat / Independent) 71.0% · John MacGovern (Republican) 24.9%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Bernie Sanders (incumbent)Democrat / Independent207,84871.0%
John MacGovernRepublican72,89824.9%
Cris EricsonUnited States Marijuana5,9242.0%
Pete DiamondstoneLiberty Union2,5110.9%
Peter MossPeace and Prosperity2,4520.8%
Laurel LaFramboiseVote KISS8770.3%
Write-ins2520.1%
Total292,762
2010: Patrick Leahy (Democrat) 64.3% · Len Britton (Republican) 30.9%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Patrick Leahy (incumbent)Democrat151,28164.3%
Len BrittonRepublican72,69930.9%
Daniel FreilichDemocrat / Independent3,5441.5%
Cris EricsonUnited States Marijuana2,7311.2%
Stephen J. CainIndependent2,3561.0%
Pete DiamondstoneSocialist1,4330.6%
Johenry NunesIndependent1,0210.4%
Write-ins1130.0%
Total235,178
2006: Bernard Sanders (Independent) 65.4% · Rich Tarrant (Republican) 32.4%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Bernard SandersIndependent171,63865.4%
Rich TarrantRepublican84,92432.4%
Cris EricsonRepublican / Independent1,7350.7%
Craig HillVermont Green1,5360.6%
Peter MossAnti-Bushist Candidate1,5180.6%
Pete DiamondstoneLiberty Union8010.3%
Write-ins2670.1%
Total262,419
2004: Patrick Leahy (Democrat) 70.6% · Jack McMullen (Republican) 24.5%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Patrick Leahy (incumbent)Democrat216,97270.6%
Jack McMullenRepublican75,39824.5%
Cris EricsonMarijuana6,4862.1%
Craig HillVermont Green3,9991.3%
Keith SternIndependent3,3001.1%
Ben MitchellLiberty Union8790.3%
Write-ins1740.1%
Total307,208

Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2002–2024 (each state's certified results); 2024 from the MIT Election Data and Science Lab, compiled from the state's certified results.

U.S. House

2024 (1 race)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
At largeBecca Balint (Democrat) 62.3% · Mark Coester (Republican, Libertarian) 29.8% · Adam Ortiz (Independent) 5.5%350,616
2022 (1 race)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
At largeBecca Balint (Democrat) 62.6% · Liam Madden (Republican) 27.8% · Ericka Redic (Libertarian) 4.5%282,026
2020 (1 race)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
At largePeter Welch (Democrat) 67.3% · Miriam Berry (Republican) 27.0% · Peter R. Becker (Independent) 2.3%354,840
2018 (1 race)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
At largePeter Welch (Democrat) 69.2% · Anya Tynio (Republican) 26.0% · Cris Ericson (Independent) 3.3%272,451
2016 (1 race)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
At largePeter Welch (Democrat / Republican) 89.5% · Erica Clawson (Liberty Union) 10.0% · Write-ins 0.3%295,334
2014 (1 race)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
At largePeter Welch (Democrat) 64.4% · Mark Donka (Republican) 31.0% · Cris Ericson (Independent) 1.4%191,504
2012 (1 race)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
At largePeter Welch (Democrat / Working Families) 71.9% · Mark Donka (Republican) 23.3% · James "Sam" Desrochers (Independent) 2.9%289,931
2010 (1 race)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
At largePeter Welch (Democrat) 64.6% · Paul D. Beaudry (Republican) 32.0% · Gus Jaccaci (Independent) 2.0%238,521
2008 (1 race)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
At largePeter Welch (Democrat / Republican) 83.2% · Mike Bethel (Independent) 4.8% · Jerry Trudell (Energy Independence) 3.6%298,151
2006 (1 race)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
At largePeter Welch (Democrat) 53.2% · Martha Rainville (Republican) 44.5% · Dennis Morrisseau (Impeach Bush Now) 0.5%262,726
2004 (1 race)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
At largeBernie Sanders (Independent) 67.5% · Greg Parke (Republican) 24.4% · Larry Drown (Democrat) 7.1%305,008
2002 (1 race)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
At largeBernie Sanders (Independent) 64.3% · William "Bill" Meub (Republican) 32.3% · Jane Newton (Pro And Lu / Progressive) 1.4%225,476

Districts as numbered that year: states redraw them after each census, and some did more often. "Unopposed" is a candidate the state didn't put on the ballot because no one ran against them. Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2002–2024 (each state's certified results); 2024 from the MIT Election Data and Science Lab, compiled from the state's certified results.

The presidential vote by county

Every county, 2024, 2020, 2016, 2012, 2008, 2004, 2000
County2024
Dem. · Rep.
2020
Dem. · Rep.
2016
Dem. · Rep.
2012
Dem. · Rep.
2008
Dem. · Rep.
2004
Dem. · Rep.
2000
Dem. · Rep.
Addison65.2% · 30.0%66.7% · 29.0%59.0% · 27.8%68.4% · 29.1%68.6% · 29.5%60.0% · 38.1%51.3% · 39.9%
Bennington58.9% · 36.8%61.3% · 34.7%54.9% · 34.1%65.4% · 32.3%65.5% · 32.1%58.1% · 39.9%51.0% · 41.2%
Caledonia53.4% · 41.2%56.3% · 39.1%45.8% · 39.3%60.0% · 37.2%60.4% · 37.2%50.0% · 47.6%43.0% · 49.5%
Chittenden73.9% · 21.3%75.4% · 20.8%65.7% · 22.3%69.6% · 28.0%71.4% · 26.7%63.5% · 34.0%54.4% · 36.2%
Essex38.9% · 54.7%44.6% · 51.1%34.8% · 51.5%55.0% · 41.6%55.9% · 41.4%43.4% · 54.2%39.0% · 54.1%
Franklin49.2% · 46.3%52.2% · 43.2%43.7% · 40.9%60.6% · 37.2%61.4% · 36.6%53.2% · 44.9%49.6% · 43.7%
Grand Isle58.3% · 37.5%57.9% · 37.9%50.9% · 36.2%62.1% · 36.1%63.1% · 34.9%55.1% · 43.0%50.4% · 42.6%
Lamoille65.2% · 30.0%68.7% · 26.6%56.7% · 28.0%69.8% · 27.9%70.4% · 27.7%62.7% · 35.0%50.5% · 39.6%
Orange57.2% · 37.4%56.1% · 38.9%51.5% · 34.2%64.6% · 32.6%64.6% · 33.2%54.8% · 43.1%45.6% · 46.7%
Orleans47.0% · 48.6%50.2% · 45.9%43.0% · 42.8%60.9% · 36.8%62.6% · 35.1%51.7% · 46.3%45.1% · 47.8%
Rutland50.5% · 45.3%53.9% · 42.1%46.0% · 42.1%59.7% · 37.9%61.2% · 36.6%51.3% · 46.6%47.6% · 46.1%
Washington68.7% · 26.1%71.1% · 24.6%59.8% · 25.7%69.4% · 27.6%69.3% · 28.4%61.0% · 36.4%51.4% · 38.5%
Windham68.6% · 26.6%70.5% · 25.5%63.4% · 24.1%73.1% · 24.4%73.0% · 24.9%66.4% · 31.2%52.7% · 34.2%
Windsor65.3% · 30.2%68.2% · 27.9%58.7% · 28.8%67.9% · 30.0%68.8% · 29.1%60.3% · 37.3%51.9% · 40.2%

Each party's candidate's share of all presidential votes cast in the county. MIT Election Data and Science Lab, County Presidential Election Returns 2000–2024, compiled from official results. Compare Vermont's counties on these and other figures →

How we show these

Every figure is the state's own certified count, as the Federal Election Commission and the MIT Election Data and Science Lab compiled it, and links to its source. A candidate on several party lines (New York's and Connecticut's fusion voting) is shown once, with their lines added up. We show how many votes each candidate received; we don't explain why results changed or credit anyone for them.

Quick answers

How did Vermont vote for president in 2024?
Kamala D. Harris (Democrat) received 235,791 votes (63.8%) and Donald J. Trump (Republican) received 119,395 votes (32.3%) of 369,422 votes cast, by the state's certified results as compiled by the Federal Election Commission.
Who ran for U.S. Senate in Vermont in 2024?
Bernie Sanders (Independent, 63.2%); Gerald Malloy (Republican, 32.1%); Steve Berry (Independent, 2.2%); Matt Hill (Libertarian, 1.2%). Certified results, Federal Election Commission.

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