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1954 11 Consuelo Northrup Bailey [Republican] 59,156 53.4% William S. Burrage [Democratic] 51,478 46.5% Scattering 164 0.1% Total votes cast 110,798 100.0% 11 First woman Lieutenant Governor in the United States. 1956 Robert T. Stafford [Republican] 91,967 60.8% Alexander B. R. Drysdale [Democratic] 59,223 39.2% Scattering 3 0.0% Total votes cast 151,193 100.0% 1958 Robert S. Babcock [Republican] 64,482 53.4% William S. Burrage [Democratic] 56,196 46.6% William S. Burrage [Republican] 1 0.0% Scattering 5 0.0% Total votes cast 120,684 100.0% 1960 Ralph A. Foote [Republican] 92,693 56.7% Leonard U. Wilson [Democratic] 70,670 43.3% Scattering 3 0.0% Total votes cast 163,366 100.0% 1962 Ralph A. Foote [Republican] 65,527 56.3% Frederick Delaney, Jr. [Democratic] 50,762 43.6% Scattering 39 0.0% Total votes cast 116,328 100.0% 1964 John J. Daley [Democratic] 94,548 59.3% Richard A. Snelling [Republican] 62,704 39.3% A. Luke Crispe [Independent] 2,151 1.3% Scattering 7 0.0% Total votes cast 159,410 100.0% General Election Results: Lieutenant Governor, p. 19 of 24 1966 John J. Daley [Democratic] 73,988 55.5% Perry H. Merrill [Republican] 59,428 44.5% Scattering 3 0.0% Total votes cast 133,419 100.0% 1968 Thomas L. Hayes [Republican] 90,375 57.7% William A. Hunter [Democratic] 66,352 42.3% Scattering 7 0.0% Total votes cast 156,734 100.0% 1970 John S. Burgess [Republican] 84,900 57.3% Kelton B. Miller [Democratic] 63,265 42.7% Scattering 18 0.0% Total votes cast 148,183 100.0% 1972 John S. Burgess [Republican] 94,737 52.1% Leo J. Connor [Democratic] 82,810 45.5% Leo J. Connor [Independent Vermonter] 1,815 1.0% Elly Harter [Liberty Union] 2,534 1.4% Scattering 20 0.0% Total votes cast 181,916 100.0% 1974* Brian D. Burns [Democratic] 66,942 49.8% T. Gary Buckley [Republican] 60,962 45.4% Arthur DeLoy [Liberty Union] 6,484 4.8% Scattering 7 0.0% Total votes cast 134,395 100.0% 1976* T. Gary Buckley [Republican] 81,471 47.7% John T. Alden [Democratic] 79,273 46.4% John T. Alden [Independent Vermonter] 3,359 2.0% John L. Franco, Jr. [Liberty Union] 6,778 4.0% Scattering 28 0.0% Total votes cast 170,909 100.0% General Election Results: Lieutenant Governor, p. 20 of 24 1978 Madeleine M. Kunin [Democratic] 62,372 50.6% Peter P. Smith [Republican] 58,171 47.2% Dashiell Barney [Liberty Union] 2,497 2.0% Scattering 151 0.1% Total votes cast 123,191 100.0% 1980 Madeleine M. Kunin [Democratic] 120,551 58.8% Margaret "Peg" Garland [Republican] 80,401 39.2% Charlotte Hickcox [Liberty Union] 3,825 1.9% Scattering 145 0.1% Total votes cast 204,922 100.0% 1982 Peter Smith [Republican] 93,212 57.6% Thomas C. Ryan [Democratic] 57,976 35.8% Terry Bouricius [Citizens] 6,192 3.8% Nancy Egan Sternbach [Liberty Union] 4,237 2.6% Scattering 212 0.1% Total votes cast 161,829 100.0% 1984 Peter Smith [Republican] 137,720 62.0% John H. Carnahan [Democratic] 74,856 33.7% Stephen S. Murray [Libertarian] 4,035 1.8% Artih Dubois-Foster [Citizens] 3,628 1.6% Albert R. Reil [Liberty Union] 1,864 0.8% Scattering 200 0.1% Total votes cast 222,303 100.0% 1986 Howard Dean [Democratic] 99,929 52.5% Susan Auld [Republican] 84,413 44.4% John M. Simons [Libertarian] 2,939 1.5% Robin E. Hopps [Liberty Union] 2,798 1.5% Scattering 113 0.1% Total votes cast 190,192 100.0% General Election Results: Lieutenant Governor, p. 21 of 24 1988 Howard Dean [Democratic] 154,660 66.5% Pan B. Zolotas [Republican] 69,731 30.0% Lisa Steckler [Liberty Union] 7,952 3.4% Scattering 203 0.1% Total votes cast 232,546 100.0% 1990 12 Howard Dean [Democratic] 120,956 58.1% Michael Bernhardt [Republican] 80,706 38.8% Charlotte Hayes Boggs [Liberty Union] 3,576 1.7% David P. Dana [Libertarian] 2,755 1.3% Scattering 173 0.1% Total votes cast 208,166 100.0% 12 Dean became acting Governor August 13, 1991, following the death of Governor Snelling. 1992 Barbara W. Snelling [Republican] 147,479 52.6% David S. Wolk [Democratic] 121,020 43.2% Annette M. Larson [Liberty Union] 5,477 2.0% Randall C. Johnson [Natural Law/New Alliance] 5,174 1.8% Scattering 1,148 0.4% Total votes cast 280,298 100.0% 1994 Barbara W. Snelling [Republican] 105,992 50.2% Douglas A. Racine [Democratic] 98,886 46.9% Charles E. "Bud" Haas [Liberty Union] 2,770 1.3% Dona Bate [Natural Law] 3,052 1.4% Scattering 258 0.1% Total votes cast 210,958 100.0% 1996 Douglas A. Racine [Democratic] 135,567 54.1% John Carroll [Republican] 102,818 41.0% Bill Coleman [Vermont Grassroots] 5,296 2.1% Dona Bate [Natural Law] 4,232 1.7% Murray Ngoima [Liberty Union] 2,498 1.0% Scattering 325 0.1% Total votes cast 250,736 100.0% General Election Results: Lieutenant Governor, p. 22 of 24 1998* Douglas A. Racine [Democratic] 105,480 48.6% Barbara W. 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  • John B. Page [Republican] 31,694 John L. Edwards [Democratic

    John B. Page [Republican] 31,694 John L. Edwards [Democratic

    1867 John B. Page [Republican] 31,694 73.3% John L. Edwards [Democratic] 11,510 26.6% Scattering 22 0.1% Total votes cast 43,226 100.0% 1868 John B. Page [Republican] 42,615 73.5% John L. Edwards [Democratic] 15,289 26.4% Scattering 74 0.1% Total votes cast 57,978 100.0% 1869 Peter J. Washburn [Republican] 31,834 73.5% Homer W. Heaton [Democratic] 11,455 26.4% Scattering 26 0.1% Total votes cast 43,315 100.0% 12 Died in office February 7, 1870. 1870 13 John W. Stewart [Republican] 33,367 73.4% Homer W. Heaton [Democratic] 12,058 26.5% Scattering 4 0.0% Total votes cast 45,429 100.0% 13 Start of biennial elections 1872 Julius Converse [Republican] 41,946 71.6% A.B. Gardner [Democratic/Liberal Republican] 16,613 28.4% Scattering 14 0.0% Total votes cast 58,573 100.0% 1874 Asahel Peck [Republican] 33,582 71.7% W. H. H. Bingham [Democratic] 13,258 28.3% Scattering 21 0.0% Total votes cast 46,861 100.0% General Election Results: Governor, p. 14 of 29 1876 Horace Fairbanks [Republican] 44,723 68.0% W. H. H. Bingham [Democratic] 20,988 31.9% Scattering 73 0.1% Total votes cast 65,784 100.0% 1878 Redfield Proctor [Republican] 37,312 64.4% W. H. H. Bingham [Democratic] 17,247 29.8% Carlos C. Martin [Greenback] 2,635 4.5% Charles W. Willard [Republican] 730 1.3% Scattering 32 0.1% Total votes cast 57,956 100.0% 1880 Roswell Farnham [Republican] 47,848 67.7% Edward J.