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Elections for the office of Vermont House of Representatives were held in Vermont on November 6, 2012. All
150 seats were up for election.
The signature filing deadline for candidates wishing to run in these elections was June 14, 2012. The primary Election Day was August 28, 2012.
- See also: Vermont State Senate elections, 2012 and State legislative elections, 2012
Majority control[edit]
- See also: Partisan composition of state houses
Heading into the November 6 election, the Democratic Party held the majority in the Vermont House of Representatives:
| Vermont House of Representatives
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| Party
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As of November 5, 2012
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After the 2012 Election
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Democratic Party
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94
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98
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Republican Party
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47
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43
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Vermont Progressive Party
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5
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4
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Independent
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3
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4
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Vacancy
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1
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1
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| Total
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150
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150
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Incumbents retiring[edit]
| Name
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Party
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Current office
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| Adam B. Howard |
Republican |
Lamoille 4
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| Bert Munger |
Democratic |
Chittenden 3-9
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| Charles Bohi |
Democratic |
Windsor 6-2
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| Dustin Degree |
Republican |
Franklin 3
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| Ernest Shand |
Democratic |
Windsor 2
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| Gale Courcelle |
Democratic |
Rutland 5-4
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| Gary Gilbert |
Democratic |
Franklin 1
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| Howard Crawford, Jr. |
Republican |
Caledonia 4
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| James McNeil |
Republican |
Rutland 4
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| Janice Peaslee |
Republican |
Essex-Caledonia 1
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| Jason Lorber |
Democratic |
Chittenden 3-3
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| Joe Acinapura |
Republican |
Rutland 7
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| Kenneth Atkins |
Democratic |
Chittenden 3-6
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| Lucy Leriche |
Democratic |
Caledonia 2
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| Oliver Olsen |
Republican |
Windham-Bennington-Windsor-1
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| Richard Howrigan, Sr. |
Democratic |
Franklin 2
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| Sarah Edwards |
Vermont Progressive Party |
Windham 3-3
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Campaign contributions[edit]
This chart shows how many candidates ran for state house in Vermont in past years and the cumulative amount of dollars raised in state senate races, including contributions in both primary and general election contests. All figures come from Follow The Money.[1]
| Year
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Number of candidates
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Total contributions
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| 2010
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266
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$615,441
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| 2008
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278
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$807,477
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| 2006
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263
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$865,790
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| 2004
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274
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$826,737
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| 2002
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284
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$534,955
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In 2010, the candidates for state house raised a total of $615,441 in campaign contributions. The top 10 donors were:[2]
| Donor
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Amount
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| Campaign Research Center
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$8,050
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| Contributions by Candidate or Candidates Immediate Family
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$7,334
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| Vermont House Republican PAC
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$5,450
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| Contributions by Candidate or Candidates Immediate Family
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$5,409
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| Vermont State Employees Association
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$5,250
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| Obuchowski Tribute 90
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$5,009
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| Vermont Association of Realtors
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$4,900
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| Branagan, Chris
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$4,867
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| Contributions by Candidate or Immediate Family
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$4,862
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| Skrill, S
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$4,452
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Impact of redistricting[edit]
- See also: Redistricting in Vermont
The Vermont Legislative Apportionment Board approved new maps on August 11, 2011, with the Legislature passing them in April 2012 and Gov. Peter Shumlin (D) signing them on May 1, 2012. The House procedure was considered a tripartisan success, with an overwhelming 138-4 vote. However, the Senate during its own mapmaking process amended the House map to restore districts in southwestern Vermont, particularly Bennington County; after passage, a joint conference committee convened, and the two chambers passed the Senate map and a more lightly modified House map, with one added Burlington district and the pairing of incumbents Dennis Devereux (R) and Eldred French (D) in a single district. The high standards for deviation from the ideal district size (24 percent for the House, 18.2 percent for the Senate) remained cause for concern, though legal challenges did not materialize.[3][4][5]
Qualifications[edit]
The Vermont Constitution states, "No person shall be elected a Representative or a Senator until the person has resided in this State two years, the last year of which shall be in the legislative district for which the person is elected."[6]
List of candidates[edit]
Addison 1 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Betty Nuovo
a Incumbent Nuovo first assumed office in 1997.
- Paul Ralston
a Incumbent Ralston first assumed office in 2011.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Betty Nuovo: 2,601 
Paul Ralston: 2,378 
Addison 2 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Willem Jewett
a Incumbent Jewett first assumed office in 2003.
August 28 GOP primary:
Independent candidate:
- Tim Ryan
a
November 6 General election candidates:
Willem Jewett: 1,400 
Tim Ryan: 882
Addison 3 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Arabella Holzapfel
a
- Diane Lanpher
a Incumbent Lanpher first assumed office in 2009.
August 28 GOP primary:
- Gregory Clark
a Incumbent Clark first assumed office in 2003.
November 6 General election candidates:
Arabella Holzapfel: 1,254
Diane Lanpher: 2,601 
Gregory Clark: 2,333 
Addison 4 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Michael Fisher
a Incumbent Fisher first assumed office in 2001.
- David Sharpe
a Incumbent Sharpe first assumed office in 2003.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Michael Fisher: 3,224 
David Sharpe: 3,290 
Addison 5 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Edward McGuire
a
August 28 GOP primary:
- Harvey Smith
a Incumbent Smith first assumed office in 2011.
November 6 General election candidates:
Edward McGuire: 982
Harvey Smith: 1,151 
Addison-Rutland (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
August 28 GOP primary:
Independent candidate:
- Will Stevens
a Incumbent Stevens first assumed office in 2007.
November 6 General election candidates:
Will Stevens: 1,699 
Bennington 1 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Bill Botzow
a Incumbent Botzow first assumed office in 2003.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Bill Botzow: 1,613 
Bennington 2-1 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Brian Campion
a Incumbent Campion first assumed office in 2011.
- Timothy Corcoran, II
a Incumbent Corcoran first assumed office in 2003.
August 28 GOP primary:
- Warren Roaf
a
November 6 General election candidates:
Brian Campion: 1,979 
Timothy Corcoran, II: 2,381 
Warren Roaf: 829
Bennington 2-2 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Dale Gerity
a
- Anne Lamy Mook
a Incumbent Mook first assumed office in 2005.
August 28 GOP primary:
- Mary Morrissey
a Incumbent Morrissey first assumed office in 1997.
November 6 General election candidates:
Dale Gerity: 890
Anne Lamy Mook: 1,896 
Mary Morrissey: 1,896 
Bennington 3 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Alice Miller
a Incumbent Miller first assumed office in 1997.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Alice Miller: 1,485 
Bennington 4 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Cynthia Browning
a Incumbent Browning first assumed office in 2007.
- Jeff Wilson
a Incumbent Wilson first assumed office in 2009.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Cynthia Browning: 2,589 
Jeff Wilson: 2,831 
Bennington-Rutland (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
August 28 GOP primary:
- Patti Komline
a Incumbent Komline first assumed office in 2005.
November 6 General election candidates:
Patti Komline: 1,824 
Caledonia 1 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Claudette Sortino
a
August 28 GOP primary:
- Leigh Larocque
a Incumbent Larocque first assumed office in 1999.
November 6 General election candidates:
Claudette Sortino: 1,035
Leigh Larocque: 1,143 
Caledonia 2 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Kristina Michelsen
a
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Kristina Michelsen: 1,551 
Caledonia 3 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Michelle Fay
a
- Robert South
a Incumbent South first assumed office in 2009.
August 28 GOP primary:
- Gary Reis
a Incumbent Reis first assumed office in 2009.
November 6 General election candidates:
Michelle Fay: 1,525 
Robert South: 1,694 
Gary Reis: 1,463
Caledonia 4 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Celeste Marie Girrell
a
August 28 GOP primary:
- Martha Feltus
a
- Richard Lawrence
a Incumbent Lawrence first assumed office in 2005.
November 6 General election candidates:
Celeste Marie Girrell: 1,186
Martha Feltus: 1,949 
Richard Lawrence: 2,092 
Caledonia-Washington (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Kitty Toll
a Incumbent Toll first assumed office in 2009.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Kitty Toll: 2,032 
Chittenden 1 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Anne O'Brien
a Incumbent O'Brien first assumed office in 2009.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Anne O'Brien: 2,038 
Chittenden 2 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Terence Macaig
a Incumbent Macaig first assumed office in 2009.
- Jim McCullough
a Incumbent McCullough first assumed office in 2003.
August 28 GOP primary:
- Jay Michaud
a
- Thomas Nelson
a
November 6 General election candidates:
Terence Macaig: 2,504 
Jim McCullough: 2,855 
Jay Michaud: 1,910
Thomas Nelson: 1,861
Chittenden 3 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- William Frank
a Incumbent Frank first assumed office in 2005.
- George Till
a Incumbent Till first assumed office in 2009.
August 28 GOP primary:
- Debbie Rackliff
a
November 6 General election candidates:
William Frank: 2,808 

George Till: 2,599 
Debbie Rackliff: 1,893
Matthew Zambarano: 1,136
Chittenden 4-1 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Michael Yantachka
a Incumbent Yantachka first assumed office in 2011.
August 28 GOP primary:
- Ed Stone
a
November 6 General election candidates:
Michael Yantachka: 1,463 
Ed Stone: 877
Chittenden 4-2 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- William Lippert, Jr.
a Incumbent Lippert, Jr. first assumed office in 1993.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
William Lippert, Jr.: 1,936 
Chittenden 5-1 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Kate Webb
a
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Kate Webb: 1,970 
Chittenden 5-2 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Joan Lenes
a Incumbent Lenes first assumed office in 2005.
August 28 GOP primary:
- George Schiavone
a
November 6 General election candidates:
Joan Lenes: 1,305 
George Schiavone: 1,004
Chittenden 6-1 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- William Aswad: 619
a Incumbent Aswad first assumed office in 1995.
- Joanna Cole: 658
a
- Robert Hooper: 536
August 28 GOP primary:
- Kurt Wright
a Incumbent Wright first assumed office in 2001.
November 6 General election candidates:
William Aswad: 1,987
Joanna Cole: 2,008 
Kurt Wright: 2,332 
Chittenden 6-2 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Jean O'Sullivan
a Incumbent O'Sullivan first assumed office in 2012.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Jean O'Sullivan: 1,614 
Chittenden 6-3 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Jill Krowinski
a Incumbent Krowinski first assumed office in 2012.
- Curt McCormack
a
August 28 GOP primary:
August 28 Progressive Party primary:
- Kit Andrews
a
- Gene Bergman
a
Independent candidate:
- Note: Chris Cwieka filed to run, but did not appear on the general election candidate list.
November 6 General election candidates:

Jill Krowinski: 1,837 

Curt McCormack: 1,450 
Kit Andrews: 838
Gene Bergman: 940
Chittenden 6-4 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Kesha Ram
a Incumbent Ram first assumed office in 2009.
August 28 GOP primary:
August 28 Progressive Party primary:
- Christopher Pearson
a Incumbent Pearson first assumed office in 2011.
November 6 General election candidates:

Kesha Ram: 1,480 
Christopher Pearson: 1,213 
Chittenden 6-5 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Johannah Leddy Donovan
a Incumbent Donovan first assumed office in 2001.
- Suzi Wizowaty
a Incumbent Wizowaty first assumed office in 2009.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Johannah Leddy Donovan: 3,003

Suzi Wizowaty: 2,988 
Chittenden 6-6 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Barbara Rachelson
a
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Barbara Rachelson: 780 
Chittenden 6-7 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Clement Bissonnette
a Incumbent Bissonnette first assumed office in 2009.
- George Cross
a
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Clement Bissonnette: 1,918 
George Cross: 1,807 
Chittenden 7-1 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Michele Ferland Kupersmith
a Incumbent Kupersmith first assumed office in 2011.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Michele Ferland Kupersmith: 1,870 
Chittenden 7-2 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Ann Pugh
a Incumbent Pugh first assumed office in 1993.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Ann Pugh: 2,019 
Chittenden 7-3 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Helen Head
a Incumbent Head first assumed office in 2003.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Helen Head: 1,766 
Chittenden 7-4 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Maida Townsend
a
August 28 GOP primary:
- Timothy Cutler
a
November 6 General election candidates:
Maida Townsend: 1,376 
Timothy Cutler: 758
Chittenden 8-1 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Debbie Evans
a Incumbent Evans first assumed office in 2005.
August 28 GOP primary:
- Linda Myers
a Incumbent Myers first assumed office in 2001.
November 6 General election candidates:
Debbie Evans: 2,770 
Linda Myers: 2,816 
Chittenden 8-2 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Tim Jerman
a Incumbent Jerman first assumed office in 2005.
- Linda Waite-Simpson
a Incumbent Waite-Simpson first assumed office in 2009.
August 28 GOP primary:
- Paul Dame
a
Independent candidate:
- Carlton Houghton
a
November 6 General election candidates:
Tim Jerman: 2,685 
Linda Waite-Simpson: 2,314 
Paul Dame: 1,791
Carlton Houghton: 1,228
Chittenden 8-3 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Martha Heath
a Incumbent Heath first assumed office in 1993.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Martha Heath: 1,925 
Chittenden 9-1 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Jim Condon
a Incumbent Condon first assumed office in 2005.
- Curt Taylor
a
August 28 GOP primary:
- Bob Bouchard
a Incumbent Bouchard first assumed office in 2011.
- Joey Purvis
a
November 6 General election candidates:
Jim Condon: 1,689 
Curt Taylor: 1,198
Bob Bouchard: 1,250 
Joey Purvis: 1,068
Chittenden 9-2 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Kristy Kurt Spengler
a Incumbent Spengler first assumed office in 2009.
August 28 GOP primary:
- Patrick Brennan
a Incumbent Brennan first assumed office in 2003.
Independent candidate:
- Patricia Porter
a
November 6 General election candidates:
Kristy Kurt Spengler: 1,790 
Patrick Brennan: 2,350 
Patricia Porter: 1,649
Chittenden 10 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Todd Buik
a
August 28 GOP primary:
- Ronald Hubert
a Incumbent Hubert first assumed office in 2009.
- Donald Turner, Jr.
a Incumbent Turner, Jr. first assumed office in 2006.
November 6 General election candidates:
Todd Buik: 1,144
Ronald Hubert: 2,150 
Donald Turner, Jr.: 3,144 
Essex-Caledonia (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
August 28 GOP primary:
- James Fay: 179
- James Peyton: 112
- Connie Quimby: 189
a
Independent candidate:
- Amos Bell
a
November 6 General election candidates:
Connie Quimby: 943 
Amos Bell: 743
Essex-Caledonia-Orleans (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
August 28 GOP primary:
- Maurice Connary: 25
- William Johnson: 77
a Incumbent Johnson first assumed office in 1997.
November 6 General election candidates:
William Johnson: 1,511 
Franklin 1 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
August 28 GOP primary:
- Carolyn Whitney Branagan
a Incumbent Branagan first assumed office in 2003.
November 6 General election candidates:
Carolyn Whitney Branagan: 1,922 
Franklin 2 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
August 28 GOP primary:
- John Mitchell
a
August 28 Progressive Party primary:
- Mike O'Day
a
Independent candidate:
- Bob Shea
a
November 6 General election candidates:
John Mitchell: 1,011 
Mike O'Day: 471
Bob Shea: 588
Franklin 3-1 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Kathleen Keenan
a Incumbent Keenan first assumed office in 1989.
- Mike McCarthy
a
August 28 GOP primary:
- Claude Bouchard: 160
- Casey Toof: 270
a
- Stephen Trahan: 237
a
November 6 General election candidates:
Kathleen Keenan: 1,662 
Mike McCarthy: 1,419 
Casey Toof: 1,399
Stephen Trahan: 1,130
Franklin 3-2 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
August 28 GOP primary:
- Eileen Dickinson
a Incumbent Dickinson first assumed office in 2009.
November 6 General election candidates:
Eileen Dickinson: 1,715 
Franklin 4 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Michel Consejo
a Incumbent Consejo first assumed office in 2007.
August 28 GOP primary:
- Brian Savage
a Incumbent Savage first assumed office in 2009.
November 6 General election candidates:
Michel Consejo: 2,146 
Brian Savage: 2,453 
Franklin 5 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
August 28 GOP primary:
- Steve Beyor
a
- Albert Pearce
a Incumbent Pearce first assumed office in 2009.
August 28 Progressive Party primary:
- Bob Irish
a
November 6 General election candidates:
Steve Beyor: 1,578 

Albert Pearce: 1,881 

Bob Irish: 1,360
Franklin 6 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Greg Christie: 125
- Daniel Conner: 213
a
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Daniel Conner: 1,792 
Franklin 7 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Cindy Weed
a
August 28 GOP primary:
- Peter Perley
a Incumbent Perley first assumed office in 2009.
November 6 General election candidates:

Cindy Weed: 981 
Peter Perley: 838
Grand Isle-Chittenden (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Mitzi Johnson: 598
a Incumbent Johnson first assumed office in 2003.
- Bob Krebs: 538
a Incumbent Krebs first assumed office in 2010.
August 28 GOP primary:
- Patrick Dupont: 169
a
- Jason Lee: 144
a
November 6 General election candidates:
Mitzi Johnson: 2,492 
Bob Krebs: 2,092 
Patrick Dupont: 1,588
Jason Lee: 1,758
Lamoille 1 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
August 28 GOP primary:
- Heidi Scheuermann
a Incumbent Scheuermann first assumed office in 2007.
November 6 General election candidates:
Heidi Scheuermann: 2,181 
Lamoille 2 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Linda Martin
a Incumbent Martin first assumed office in 2005.
- Mark Woodward
a Incumbent Woodward first assumed office in 2011.
August 28 GOP primary:
- Lucien Gravel
a
- Colin Santee
a
November 6 General election candidates:
Linda Martin: 1,973 
Mark Woodward: 1,924 
Lucien Gravel: 1,391
- Note: Colin Santee did not appear on the general election candidate list.
Lamoille 3 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Peter Ingvoldstad
a
August 28 GOP primary:
- Bernard Juskiewicz
a
Independent candidate:
- Justin Marsh
a
November 6 General election candidates:
Peter Ingvoldstad: 763
Bernard Juskiewicz: 811 
Justin Marsh: 620
Lamoille-Washington (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Peter Peltz
a Incumbent Peltz first assumed office in 2007.
- Shap Smith
a Incumbent Smith first assumed office in 2003.
August 28 GOP primary:
- Mickey Smith
a
November 6 General election candidates:
Peter Peltz: 2,127 
Shap Smith: 2,699 
Mickey Smith: 1,347
Orange 1 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
August 28 GOP primary:
- Rodney Graham
a
- Philip Winters
a Incumbent Winters first assumed office in 1995.
August 28 Progressive Party primary:
- Susan Hatch Davis
a Incumbent Hatch Davis first assumed office in 2007.
- John Taylor
a
November 6 General election candidates:
Rodney Graham: 1,615
Philip Winters: 2,081 

Susan Hatch Davis: 1,755 

John Taylor: 1,015
Orange 2 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Sarah Copeland-Hanzas
a Incumbent Copeland-Hanzas first assumed office in 2005.
August 28 GOP primary:
- Mary Daly
a
November 6 General election candidates:
Sarah Copeland-Hanzas: 1,256 
Mary Daly: 726
Orange-Caledonia (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Chip Conquest
a Incumbent Conquest first assumed office in 2009.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Chip Conquest: 1,566 
Orange-Washington-Addison (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Patsy French
a Incumbent French first assumed office in 2003.
- Larry Townsend
a Incumbent Townsend first assumed office in 2009.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Patsy French: 2,815 
Larry Townsend: 2,623 
Orleans 1 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
August 28 GOP primary:
- Lynn Batchelor
a Incumbent Batchelor first assumed office in 2011.
- Loren Shaw
a
November 6 General election candidates:

Lynn Batchelor: 2,548 

Loren Shaw: 2,473 
Orleans 2 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
August 28 GOP primary:
- Duncan Kilmartin
a Incumbent Kilmartin first assumed office in 2001.
- Michael Marcotte
a Incumbent Marcotte first assumed office in 2005.
Independent candidates:
- Tim delaBruere
a
- Paul Monette
a
November 6 General election candidates:

Duncan Kilmartin: 1,441 

Michael Marcotte: 1,976 
Tim delaBruere: 1,213
Paul Monette: 1,186
Orleans-Caledonia (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Sam Young
a Incumbent Young first assumed office in 2011.
August 28 GOP primary:
- Vicki Strong
a Incumbent Strong first assumed office in 2011.
November 6 General election candidates:
Sam Young: 2,674 
Vicki Strong: 2,571 
Orleans-Lamoille (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
August 28 GOP primary:
- Mark Higley
a Incumbent Higley first assumed office in 2009.
August 28 Progressive Party primary:
- Katherine Sims
a
November 6 General election candidates:
Mark Higley: 920 

Katherine Sims: 887
Rutland 1 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
August 28 GOP primary:
- Andrew Donaghy
a Incumbent Donaghy first assumed office in 2003.
November 6 General election candidates:
Andrew Donaghy: 1,251 
Rutland 2 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Ken Fredette
a
- Dave Potter
a Incumbent Potter first assumed office in 2005.
August 28 GOP primary:
- Tom Burditt
a Incumbent Burditt first assumed office in 2011.
- Glenn Eno
a
November 6 General election candidates:
Ken Fredette: 1,675
Dave Potter: 2,110 
Tom Burditt: 1,856 
Glenn Eno: 1,337
Rutland 3 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
August 28 GOP primary:
- William Canfield
a Incumbent Canfield first assumed office in 2005.
- Robert Helm
a Incumbent Helm first assumed office in 1991.
November 6 General election candidates:
William Canfield: 2,578 
Robert Helm: 2,344 
Rutland 4 (1)[edit]
November 6 General election candidates:

Thomas Terenzini: 1,897 
Rutland 5-1 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
August 28 GOP primary:
- Peter Fagan
a Incumbent Fagan first assumed office in 2009.
November 6 General election candidates:
Peter Fagan: 1,678 
Rutland 5-2 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Margaret Andrews
a Incumbent Andrews first assumed office in 2007.
August 28 GOP primary:
- Larry Cupoli
a
November 6 General election candidates:
Margaret Andrews: 841
Larry Cupoli: 950 
Rutland 5-3 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Herb Russell
a Incumbent Russell first assumed office in 2011.
August 28 GOP primary:
- John Mattison, Jr.
a
November 6 General election candidates:
Herb Russell: 757 
John Mattison, Jr.: 392
Rutland 5-4 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Sherri Durgin-Campbell
a
August 28 GOP primary:
- Douglas Gage
a
November 6 General election candidates:
Sherri Durgin-Campbell: 690
Douglas Gage: 914 
Rutland 6 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Stephen Carr
a
August 28 GOP primary:
- Seth Hopkins
a
- Charles Shaw
a Incumbent Shaw first assumed office in 2011.
November 6 General election candidates:
Stephen Carr: 1,986 
Seth Hopkins: 1,185
Charles Shaw: 2,233 
Rutland-Bennington (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- John Malcolm
a Incumbent Malcolm first assumed office in 2005.
August 28 GOP primary:
Independent candidate:
- Estella Leach
a
November 6 General election candidates:
John Malcolm: 1,212 
Estella Leach: 999
Rutland-Windsor 1 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Anne Gallivan
a
August 28 GOP primary:
- James Eckhardt
a Incumbent Eckhardt first assumed office in 2011.
November 6 General election candidates:
Anne Gallivan: 1,203 
James Eckhardt: 1,166
Rutland-Windsor 2 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Eldred French
a Incumbent French first assumed office in 2009.
August 28 GOP primary:
- Dennis Devereux
a Incumbent Devereux first assumed office in 2007.
November 6 General election candidates:
Eldred French: 1,127
Dennis Devereux: 1,346 
Washington 1 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Colin Bright
a
August 28 GOP primary:
- Anne Donahue
a Incumbent Donahue first assumed office in 2003.
- Patti Lewis
a Incumbent Lewis first assumed office in 2011.
November 6 General election candidates:
Colin Bright: 1,433
Anne Donahue: 2,129 
Patti Lewis: 1,713 
Washington 2 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
August 28 GOP primary:
- Thomas Koch
a Incumbent Koch first assumed office in 1987.
- Francis McFaun
a Incumbent McFaun first assumed office in 2005.
November 6 General election candidates:
Thomas Koch: 3,160 
Francis McFaun: 2,974 
Washington 3 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Tess Taylor
a Incumbent Taylor first assumed office in 2009.
August 28 GOP primary:
Note: Dominic Etli filed to run, but did not appear on the ballot.[7]
- John Santorello
a
Independent candidate:
- Paul Poirier
a Incumbent Poirier first assumed office in 2009.
November 6 General election candidates:
Tess Taylor: 1,696 
John Santorello: 1,192
Paul Poirier: 1,778 
Washington 4 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Mary Hooper
a Incumbent Hooper first assumed office in 2009.
- Warren Kitzmiller
a Incumbent Kitzmiller first assumed office in 2001.
August 28 GOP primary:
August 28 Progressive Party primary:
- Glennie Sewell
a
Justice Party candidate:
- Benjamin Eastwood
a
November 6 General election candidates:

Mary Hooper: 3,179 

Warren Kitzmiller: 3,113 
Glennie Sewell: 696
Benjamin Eastwood: 380
Washington 5 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Tony Klein
a Incumbent Klein first assumed office in 2003.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Tony Klein: 2,126 
Washington 6 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Janet Ancel
a Incumbent Ancel first assumed office in 2005.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Janet Ancel: 2,042 
Washington 7 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Maxine Jo Grad
a Incumbent Jo Grad first assumed office in 2001.
August 28 GOP primary:
Independent candidates:
- Adam Greshin
a Incumbent Greshin first assumed office in 2009.
- Sal Spinosa
a
November 6 General election candidates:
Maxine Jo Grad: 2,867 
Adam Greshin: 2,688 
Sal Spinosa: 1,473
Washington-Chittenden (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Rebecca Ellis
a Incumbent Ellis first assumed office in 2011.
- Tom Stevens
a Incumbent Stevens first assumed office in 2009.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Rebecca Ellis: 3,352 
Tom Stevens: 3,293 
Windham 1 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
August 28 GOP primary:
- Mike Hebert
a Incumbent Hebert first assumed office in 2011.
November 6 General election candidates:
Mike Hebert: 1,628 
Windham 2-1 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Valerie Stuart
a Incumbent Stuart first assumed office in 2011.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Valerie Stuart: 1,692 
Windham 2-2 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Mollie Burke
a Incumbent Burke first assumed office in 2009.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:

Mollie Burke: 1,561 
Windham 2-3 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Kate O'Connor: 323
- Tristan Toleno: 352
a
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Tristan Toleno: 1,390 
Ian Diamondstone: 171 (Liberty Union)
Windham 3 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Christopher Moore: 563
- Carolyn Partridge: 749
a Incumbent Partridge first assumed office in 1999.
- Matt Trieber: 733
a Incumbent Trieber first assumed office in 2011.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Carolyn Partridge: 2,331 
Matt Trieber: 2,182 
Windham 4 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- David Deen
a Incumbent Deen first assumed office in 1991.
- Mike Mrowicki
a Incumbent Mrowicki first assumed office in 2009.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
David Deen: 2,811 
Mike Mrowicki: 2,903 
Owen Diamondstone-Kohout: 359
Windham 5 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Richard Marek
a Incumbent Marek first assumed office in 2003.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Richard Marek: 1,791 
Windham 6 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Ann Manwaring
a Incumbent Manwaring first assumed office in 2007.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Ann Manwaring: 1,693 
Windham-Bennington (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- John Moran
a Incumbent Moran first assumed office in 2007.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
John Moran: 1,620 
Windham-Bennington-Windsor (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
August 28 GOP primary:
Independent candidates:
- Emmett Dunbar
a
- Charles Goodwin
a
November 6 General election candidates:
Emmett Dunbar: 1,013
Charles Goodwin: 1,298 
Windsor 1 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- John Bartholomew
a Incumbent Bartholomew first assumed office in 2011.
August 28 GOP primary:
- Ryan Palmer
a
- Donna Sweaney
a Incumbent Sweaney first assumed office in 1997.
November 6 General election candidates:
John Bartholomew: 2,384 
Ryan Palmer: 1,448
Donna Sweaney: 2,402 
Windsor 2 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Mark Huntley
a
August 28 GOP primary:
- Scott Ranney
a
November 6 General election candidates:
Mark Huntley: 1,032 
Scott Ranney: 994
Windsor 3-1 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Leigh Dakin
a Incumbent Dakin first assumed office in 2011.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Leigh Dakin: 1,704 
Windsor 3-2 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Alice Emmons
a Incumbent Emmons first assumed office in 1983.
- Cynthia Martin
a Incumbent Martin first assumed office in 2007.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Alice Emmons: 2,570 
Cynthia Martin: 2,661 
Windsor 4-1 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Teo Zagar
a Incumbent Zagar first assumed office in 2011.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Teo Zagar: 1,792 
Windsor 4-2 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Kevin Christie
a Incumbent Christie first assumed office in 2011.
- Sheila Vowinkel
a
August 28 GOP primary:
- Alex DeFelice
a
Independent candidate:
- Paul Keane
a
November 6 General election candidates:
Kevin Christie: 2,177 
Sheila Vowinkel: 1,683 
Alex DeFelice: 1,403
Paul Keane: 816
Windsor 5 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Alison Clarkson
a Incumbent Clarkson first assumed office in 2005.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Alison Clarkson: 2,247 
Windsor-Orange 1 (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Sarah Buxton
a Incumbent Buxton first assumed office in 2011.
August 28 GOP primary:
- David Ainsworth
a
November 6 General election candidates:
Sarah Buxton: 1,113 
David Ainsworth: 917
Windsor-Orange 2 (2)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Margaret Cheney
a Incumbent Cheney first assumed office in 2007.
- James Masland
a Incumbent Masland first assumed office in 1999.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:
Margaret Cheney: 3,819 
James Masland: 3,681 
Windsor-Rutland (1)[edit]
August 28 Democratic primary:
- Sandy Haas
a Incumbent Haas first assumed office in 2005.
August 28 GOP primary:
November 6 General election candidates:

Sandy Haas: 1,780 
See also[edit]
- Vermont House of Representatives
- Vermont State Legislature
- State legislative elections, 2012
External links[edit]
- 2012 Vermont Secretary of State - Major party primary candidate list
- Vermont Secretary of State - 2012 draft, independent, and minor party candidate list
- Official Primary Election Results
- Vermont Secretary of State - List of General Election Candidates
- Vermont Secretary of State - Official General Election Results
[edit]
- ↑ Follow the Money, Vermont
- ↑ Follow the Money: "Vermont House 2010 Campaign Contributions"
- ↑ Barre-Montpelier Times Argus, "With little controversy, House redraws legislative map," February 2, 2012. Retrieved August 27, 2012
- ↑ Vermont Public Radio, "Vt. Senate Endorses Own Redistricting; Changes House Map," April 20, 2012. Retrieved August 27, 2012
- ↑ Burlington Free Press', "Vermont Senate endorses redistricting plans," April 20, 2012. Retrieved August 27, 2012
- ↑ Vermont Constitution
- ↑ Associated Press, "Vermont - Summary Vote Results," accessed August 28, 2012
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