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1916 US Senate election in Vermont

Carroll S. Page (Republican) beat Oscar C. Miller (Democrat) in Vermont in 1916, 74.4% to 23.5%, a margin of 50.9 points and 32,406 votes.

Republicans led in 14 of the 14 counties as they stood then. The largest, Rutland, cast 8,758 votes and went to the Republican by 50.9 points. The closest was Grand Isle, where 362 votes separated the two parties.

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Early projection, based on early and incomplete polling: the likely matchups, each weighted by the betting markets' odds of both nominations, not a result. Each county is its 2024 presidential margin moved by its state's projected swing; set a national vote and every state, district and county moves by the same amount from our projection. Colours run in 100 steps from a safe Republican to a safe Democratic margin. Boundaries: US Census Bureau.

Senate

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Carroll S. Page won Republican 47,362 74.4%
Oscar C. Miller Democratic 14,956 23.5%
All other candidates 1,336 2.1%
Total63,654

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Rutland 2,151 24.6% 6,607 75.4% 8,758 R+50.9
Washington 1,664 24.3% 5,196 75.7% 6,860 R+51.5
Chittenden 2,005 30.3% 4,621 69.7% 6,626 R+39.5
Windsor 1,252 19.8% 5,062 80.2% 6,314 R+60.3
Franklin 1,369 28.0% 3,521 72.0% 4,890 R+44.0
Windham 1,197 24.5% 3,686 75.5% 4,883 R+51.0
Caledonia 1,207 24.8% 3,662 75.2% 4,869 R+50.4
Bennington 1,184 29.2% 2,875 70.8% 4,059 R+41.7
Orleans 724 19.6% 2,963 80.4% 3,687 R+60.7
Addison 476 13.1% 3,164 86.9% 3,640 R+73.8
Orange 804 22.7% 2,735 77.3% 3,539 R+54.6
Lamoille 305 14.5% 1,800 85.5% 2,105 R+71.0
Essex 379 30.4% 869 69.6% 1,248 R+39.3
Grand Isle 239 28.5% 601 71.5% 840 R+43.1

Counties as they stood in 1916; some have since been split, merged or renamed. Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

Vermont Senate elections we hold

YearWinnerMargin
2024 Bernie Sanders (other)
2022 Peter Welch (D) D+40.5
2018 Bernie Sanders (other)
2016 Patrick Leahy (D) D+28.2
2012 Bernie Sanders (other)
2010 Patrick J. Leahy (D) D+33.4
2006 Bernie Sanders (other)
2004 Patrick J. Leahy (D) D+46.1
2000 James M. Jeffords (R) R+40.1
1998 Patrick J. Leahy (D) D+49.8
1994 Jim Jeffords (R) R+9.7
1992 Patrick J. Leahy (D) D+10.8
1988 James M. Jeffords (R) R+38.2
1986 Patrick Leahy (D) D+28.7
1982 Robert T. Stafford (R) R+3.0
1980 Patrick J. Leahy (D) D+1.3
1976 Robert T. Stafford (R) R+4.7
1974 Patrick Leahy (D) D+3.1
1970 Winston L. Prouty (R) R+18.7
1968 George D. Aiken (R) R+99.9
1964 Winston L. Prouty (R) R+6.9
1962 George D. Aiken (R) R+33.9
1958 Winston L. Prouty (R) R+4.3
1956 George D. Aiken (R) R+32.8
1952 Ralph E. Flanders (R) R+44.6
1950 George D. Aiken (R) R+56.0
1946 Ralph E. Flanders (R) R+49.3
1944 George D. Aiken (R) R+31.6
1940 Warren R. Austin (R) R+32.9
1938 Ernest W. Gibson (R) R+31.3
1934 Warren R. Austin (R) R+2.7
1932 Porter H. Dale (R) R+10.3
1928 Frank L. Greene (R) R+43.1
1926 Porter H. Dale (R) R+46.9
1922 Frank L. Greene (R) R+38.1
1920 William Dillingham (R) R+56.1
1916 Carroll S. Page (R) R+50.9
1914 William Dillingham (R) R+13.4