2020 Vermont gubernatorial election|
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The 2020 Vermont gubernatorial election was an election in the U.S state of Vermont to decide the next governor of the state. The election was on November 3, 2020. The incumbent Republican Governor of Vermont, Phil Scott went against his lieutenant governor David Zuckerman who was part of the Vermont Progressive Party. Phil Scott did not run a campaign until the emergency of the COVID-19 pandemic in Vermont ended. He won the election in the biggest victory for a governor in Vermont since 1996.
Republican Party primary election
Progressive Party primary election
Democratic primary results[1]
Party
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Candidate
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Votes
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%
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Democratic
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David Zuckerman
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48,150
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47.56%
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Democratic
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Rebecca Holcombe
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37,599
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37.14%
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Democratic
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Patrick Winburn
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7,662
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7.57%
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Democratic
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Ralph Corbo
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1,288
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1.27%
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Democratic
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Write-ins
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6,533
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6.45%
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Total votes
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101,232
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100.0%
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Results
2020 Vermont gubernatorial election[2]
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Party
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Candidate
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Votes
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%
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±%
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Republican
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Phil Scott (incumbent)
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248,412
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68.49%
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+13.30%
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Progressive
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David Zuckerman
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99,214
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27.35%
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-12.90%
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Independent
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Kevin Hoyt
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4,576
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1.26%
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N/A
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Independent
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Emily Peyton
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3,505
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0.97%
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N/A
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Independent
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Erynn Hazlett Whitney
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1,777
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0.49%
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N/A
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Independent
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Wayne Billado III
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1,431
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0.39%
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N/A
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Independent
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Michael A. Devost
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1,160
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0.32%
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N/A
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Independent
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Charly Dickerson
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1,037
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0.29%
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N/A
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Write-in
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1,599
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0.44%
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N/A
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Total votes
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362,711
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100.0%
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+32.33
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N/A
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Over Votes
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170
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N/A
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N/A
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Blank Votes
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8,087
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N/A
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Turnout
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370,968
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73.27%
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Registered electors
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506,312
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Republican hold
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References