For the first time, a member of the Vermont Progressive Party has been elected to a statewide office. Party activist David Zuckerman won the Lieutenant Governor’s race. Here are the election returns. Vermont permits fusion, and the Democratic Party had also nominated him. In Vermont, when a candidate has the nomination of two parties, the ballot lists the party that the candidate is a member of first, followed by the name of the other party that also nominated him or her. Zuckerman was on the ballot as “Progressive, Democrat.”
To see the Lieutenant Governor returns, click the triangle in the box that says “Governor”. That will advance the page to the Lieutenant Governor race.
so a republican governor with a progressive lieutenant governor, that’ll be interesting.
Vermont is also reporting write-in votes, and Bernie Sanders appears to have polled the vast majority of the 21,000+ write-in votes cast there.
where do I can find the presidential results from Vermont?
this: http://uselectionatlas.org/RESULTS/state.php?year=2016&f=0&off=0&elect=0&fips=50&submit=Retrieve
seems wrong cause three candidates who were on ballot are not listed.
The link is in the article above….
https://vtelectionresults.sec.state.vt.us/Index.html#/federal
I hope he will be an alternative to the right ward shift.And continue the progressive agenda.
Vermont Progressive Party also elected 2 state senators (+-0) and 7 state representatives (+1). All 9 where elected as P/D.