Nov 2, 2004
The incumbents won Vermont's three major races in the 2004 elections. Patrick Leahy easily won re-election to the United States Senate from Vermont. Vermont Governor James Douglas also won re-election, as did Vermont's only congressman - Bernard Sanders. Sanders is the longest serving Independent in the history of Congress.
John Kerry won Vermont's 3 electoral votes in the 2004 presidential election.
2004 Vermont Election Winners
| Vermont Governor | ||
| James H Douglas Incumbent (59%) REP | ||
| Also on the ballot: Peter Clavelle (DFL - 38%); Cris Ericson (1%); Patricia Hejny (1%); Hardy Machia (LIB - 1%) | ||
| Vermont Senate III | ||
| Patrick J Leahy Incumbent (71%) DFL | ||
| Also on the ballot: Jack McMullen (REP - 25%); Cris Ericson (2%); Craig Hill (GRN - 1%); Keith Stern (1%) | ||
| Vermont 1st District | ||
| Bernard Sanders Incumbent (68%) IND | ||
| Also on the ballot: Greg Parke (REP - 24%); Larry Drown (DFL - 7%); Jane Newton (1%) | ||
Every attempt is made to insure the accuracy of the above information, however accuracy is not guaranteed.
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