How the States Voted By United Press International
The report shows United Press International tallying results with over eighty percent of votes counted in most states, indicating early patterns in presidential preferences and party support across the nation. It notes provisional margins and projective outcomes as data continues to stream in from polling locales and county results.
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Kermont Senate Winners Named in Republican Ticket
The article lists multiple county results with Republican incumbents and victors. Addison sees Fos ter and Ward Bed ford as winners. Bennington names Buck ley and Harwood. Caledonia features Kitch el and Morse. Chittenden splits between Bove and Delaney with Democrats prevailing in Colchester and South Burlington. Burlington names O'Brien and Boardman as Democrats. Essex-Orleans to Jones and Blake as Republicans. Franklin shows Hayes and Soule as Democrats. Lamoille lists Westphal as Republican. Orange names Mallory as Republican. Rutland includes Purdy and Partridge and West as Republicans. Washington has Shea and Smith as Republicans. Montpelier figures Doyle and Smith. Windham lists Janes way and Cristowe as Republicans. Windsor records Gay and Hammond with Arnold as Republicans.
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Addison
X - Howard Foster
Salisbury
H. Ward Bedford
Cornwall
Bennington
T. Garry Buckley
Madeline Harwood
Manchester
Caledonia
X - Douglas Kitchel
Barnet
X-Geroge Morse
Danville
Chittenden
X - Fiore Bove
Burlington
X-Charles Delaney
Colchester
X - John O'Brien
South Burlington
X - Thomas Crowley
Leo O'Brien
Robert Boardman
Essex-Orleans
X-Arthur Jones
Morgan
X-Raymond Blake
Newport
Franklin
George Hayes
Enosburg
Richard Soule
St. Albans
Lamoille
Fred Westphal
Emore
Orange
Richard Mallory
Fairlee
Rutland
Ellery Purdy
Mendon
Andrew Orzel
Sanborn Partridge
Proctor
Robert West
Washington
Dorothy Shea
Montpelier
Donald Smith
Barre
William Doyle
Windham
X - Edward Janesway
South Londonderry
Stoyan Cristowe
West Dover
Vermont House Winners Foremost by Districts 1 72
The list names winners in Vermont's 72 House races with incumbents marked X. Notable outcomes show a mix of Democratic and Republican holds across districts from Burlington to Barre and Rutland, including multiple paired seats in several districts and occasional incomplete results. Districts 14 21 and 33 indicate missing or partial results.
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Windsor
X-Olin Gay
Springfield
Margaret Hammond
Baltimore
X-Donald Arnold
Bethel
James Shea
Winooski
John Kelly
John O’brien
Esther Cohen
Lorraine Graham
Viola Fortin
Clarence le- Clair
Sadie White
Lillian Carlisle
X-Francis Pisch
X - Francis Kennedy
X-Brian Burns
Robert DeSautels
X-Evelyn Jarret
George Little
Homer B. Ashland
R-Rutland
X-Charlotte Jones
X-Martin J. Delliveneri
Francis Gallagher
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X-George Sloan
X-Lyle Rice
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X-Thomas Candon
X-Francis Esposito
Emerson A. Peake
Joseph Caracciola
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Leon Wagner
Robert Kearns
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Francis Bett
George van Santvoord
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Marshall Witten
X-Anthony Buraczynski
D-Brattleboro
Harry Montague
Timothy O’connor
Michael Broutsas
Brattleboro
John Burgess
George T. Costas
Harold Billings
Lee Davis
X-Hollis Putnam
Lew Kedroff
X-Lucille Molinaroli
Stephen Martin
R-Barre
X-Oreste Valsangiacomo
D-Barre
X-Aermico Galli
X-Allan Foley
Norwich
X-Everett Miller
Hartland
X-Norman Reed
D-Hartford
X-Francis Hathorn
Hartford
Perry Merrill
R Montpelier
X-Peter Giuliani
R-Montpelier
Lawrence Gauthier
Edward Crane
St. Johnsbury
Graham Newell
Herman Hoyt
X-Luther Hackett
South
Rene Berard
Richard Myette Jr
X-Lyman Hunt
Essex Junction
Wayne Richmond
Essex
Marvin Powell
X-Thomas Salmon
Rockingham
Maurice Stack
Frank Wilson
Putney
X-Elmer Bullock
R-Milton
Arelene Martell
Georgia
X-Joseph Mazza
X-Arthur Gibb
Reybridge
Russell Sholes
Middlebury
X-Helen Franco
D - Barre
Arthur McCleod
X-Flora Coutts
R-Newport
Arthur Mooney
X-Lawrence Tomasi
D-Windsor
X-Edward Conlin
X-Arthur Martell
Morrisville
Edwin Free
Middlesex
John Grenier
Waterbury
Robert Simpson
Randolph
Edwin McIntyre
X-John Alden
Woodstock
X-Dudley Leaveitt
Pomfret
X-Oring Beattie
William Burns
Dorset
Harry Lawrence
Lyndonville
John Claughry
Kirby
X-Maude Devereaux
Mr. Holly
John Murphy
D-Ludlow
Doris Alexander
Irasburg
Melvin Mandigo
Glover
Ralph le Duc
Pittsford
Frank Bunting
Brandon
Howard Landerville
Bradford
X-Walter Kennedy
Chelsea
X-Lawrence Jackman
East Corinth
Ernest Goodwin
Hyde Park
X-Henry Manchester
Cambridge
X-Daniel de Bonis
Poultney
Donald Cook
Fair Haven
X-John Orzel
West Rutland
X-John Hancock
D-Hardwick
Vaughn Boyce
Kelton Miller
Shaftsbury
X-Marshall Hutchins
Lincoln
William Orcutt
Chester
X-Guy MecCain
Richford
X-Doris Barrup
R-Morgan
Harry Boutwell
R-Castelton
Hoyt Burt
D-Enos
Berkshire
Joseph Steventon
Stockbridge
X-Elma Puffer
Vernon
X - Sidney Smith
Marshfield
X-Kathryn Heitman
Shoreham
X-Edward Eurich
Waitsfield
X-Carey Helett
Bridport
X-G. Roland Lawrence
Albany
X-Royal Cutts
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Valerie Streeter
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