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Vermont is the home state of U.S. presidential candidate and anti-war advocate Howard Dean, its former governor. It was also the only state in the U.S. to elect a socialist representative (Bernie Sanders). Vermonters voted for the Democratic candidate Senator John F. Kerry, by about 20 percentage points. One county, Essex preferred the Republican candidate George W. Bush.[1]
The voter turnout was higher than in the 2000 presidential election.
Statewide winner in bold. See main article : U.S. presidential election, 2004.
[edit] Detailed results by county
| County |
John F. Kerry |
George W. Bush |
Others |
| Windham |
66.4% |
15,489 |
31.2% |
7,280 |
2.3% |
547 |
| Chittenden |
63.5% |
49,369 |
34.0% |
26,422 |
2.5% |
1,905 |
| Lamoille |
62.7% |
7,636 |
35.0% |
4,260 |
2.3% |
285 |
| Washington |
61.0% |
19,177 |
36.4% |
11,461 |
2.6% |
810 |
| Windsor |
60.3% |
18,561 |
37.3% |
11,491 |
2.3% |
715 |
| Addison |
60.0% |
11,147 |
38.1% |
7,077 |
1.9% |
355 |
| Bennington |
58.1% |
11,069 |
39.9% |
7,616 |
2.0% |
380 |
| Grand Isle |
55.1% |
2,246 |
43.0% |
1,754 |
1.9% |
77 |
| Orange |
54.8% |
8,159 |
43.1% |
6,421 |
2.1% |
315 |
| Franklin |
53.2% |
10,598 |
44.9% |
8,936 |
1.9% |
386 |
| Orleans |
51.7% |
6,330 |
46.3% |
5,666 |
2.0% |
246 |
| Rutland |
51.3% |
15,904 |
46.6% |
14,440 |
2.0% |
631 |
| Caledonia |
50.0% |
7,106 |
47.6% |
6,765 |
2.4% |
340 |
| Essex |
43.4% |
1,276 |
54.2% |
1,591 |
2.4% |
70 |
[edit] References
- ^ 2004 Presidential General Election Results - Vermont
