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Primary Election Results U.S. Senator Candidate Democratic Progressive Republican TOTAL Len Britton (R) 76 76 Daniel Freilich (D) 18 0 Patrick Leahy (D) 308 1 Write In: Ted Laskaris 2 2 Write In: Patrick Leahy 1 1 Write Ins: others 4 4 spoiled 2 blank 11 13 24 TOTALS 339 94 433 Representative to Congress Candidate Democratic Progressive Republican TOTAL Paul Beaudry (R) 42 42 John Mitchell (R) 28 28 Keith Stern (R) 11 11 Peter Welch (D) 301 301 Write In: Peter Welch 1 1 Write In: Cameron Gaidys 1 1 Write Ins: others 4 4 spoiled 2 2 4 blank 35 8 43 TOTALS 339 94 433 Governor Candidate Democratic Progressive Republican TOTAL Susan Bartlett (D) 20 20 Brian Dubie (R) 92 92 Matt Dunne (D) 84 84 Deb Markowitz (D) 82 82 Doug Racine (D) 77 77 Peter Shumlin (D) 71 71 Write In: spoiled blank 5 2 7 TOTALS 339 94 433 Lieutenant Governor Candidate Democratic Progressive Republican TOTAL Christopher Bray (D) 152 152 Steve Howard (D) 79 79 Phil Scott (R) 68 68 Mark Snelling (R) 25 25 Write In: Majorie Power 1 1 Write In: Phil Scott 2 2 Write In: Mark Snelling 1 1 spoiled 1 1 blank 104 4 32 TOTALS 339 94 433 State Treasurer Candidate Democratic Progressive Republican TOTAL Jeb Spaulding (D) 280 280 Write In: Jeb Spaulding 2 2 spoiled 1 1 blank 59 91 150 TOTALS 339 94 433 Secretary of State Candidate Democratic Progressive Republican TOTAL James Condos (D) 119 119 Jason Gibbs (R) 63 63 Charles Merriam (D) 114 114 Chris Roy (R) 24 24 Write Ins: others 3 3 spoiled 1 1 blank 106 4 4 TOTALS 339 94 433 Auditor of Accounts Candidate Democratic Progressive Republican TOTAL Edward Flanagan (D) 112 112 Doug Hoffer (D) 144 144 Thomas Salmon (R) 84 84 Write In: spoiled blank 83 10 93 TOTALS 339 94 433 Attorney General Candidate Democratic Progressive Republican TOTAL William H. Sorrell (D) 271 271 Aaron M Toscano (R) 69 69 Write In: William Sorrell 2 2 spoiled blank 68 23 23 TOTALS 339 94 433 State Senator (voters could vote for not more than three) Candidate Democratic Progressive Republican TOTAL Kimberly B. Cheny (D) 125 125 Ann E. Cummings (D) 176 176 William "Bill" Doyle (R) 69 69 David Harrington (R) 47 47 Laura Day Moore (D) 79 79 Ed Larson (R) 54 54 Donny Osman (D) 88 88 Anthony Polina (D) 196 196 Write In: Ann Cummings 1 1 Write In: Steve Stecher 1 1 spoiled 1 1 blank 353 109 462 TOTALS 1,017 282 1,299 State Representative Candidate Democratic Progressive Republican TOTAL Mac Rood (D) 266 266 Write In: Doug Kenyon 1 1 Write In: Marvin Malick 1 1 Write In: Mack Rood 2 2 Write In: Adam Greshin 2 2 Write In: Chris Stecher 1 1 spoiled 1 1 blank 71 88 33 TOTALS 339 94 433 Probate Judge Candidate Democratic Progressive Republican TOTAL George Belcher (D) 224 224 Write In: Kim Cheney 1 1 spoiled 1 1 blank 114 93 207 TOTALS 339 94 433 Assistant Judge(s) (voters could vote for not more than two) Candidate Democratic Progressive Republican TOTAL Barney Bloom (D) 149 149 Miriam Conlon (D) 156 156 Write In: Dana Goss 1 1 Write In: Barney Bloom 2 2 Write In: Warren Vail 3 3 Write In: George Belcher 1 1 Write In: Chris Stecher 1 1 spoiled 1 1 blank 372 180 552 TOTALS 678 188 866 State's Attorney Candidate Democratic Progressive Republican TOTAL Tom Kelley (R) 74 74 Write In: Bill Durell 1 1 Write In: Kim Cheney 1 1 Write In: Peter Laskowski 1 1 Write In: Erica Smart 1 1 Write In: Robert Yerks 1 1 spoiled blank 337 19 19 TOTALS 339 94 433 Sheriff Candidate Democratic Progressive Republican TOTAL Samuel Hill (R) 52 52 Write In: John Gallagher 1 1 Write In: Peter Laskowski 1 1 1 Write In: Chris Stecher 1 1 spoiled blank 337 41 376 TOTALS 339 94 433 High Bailiff Candidate Democratic Progressive Republican TOTAL Bruce McClure (R) 55 55 Write In: Jill Schwenderman 1 1 Write In: Chris Strecher 1 1 spoiled blank 338 38 376 TOTALS 339 94 433 .
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