1972 United States Senate Special Election in Vermont

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The 1972 United States Senate Special Election in Vermont was held on January 7, 1972. The total votes casted was 71,301. Robert T. Stafford (Republican) was elected, receiving 64.36% of the votes, which equals 45,888 votes.

Election Result

The final election result is as follows. Robert T. Stafford of Republican (64.36%) won with a majority of the votes, defeated Randolph T. Major of Democratic (33.44%) by a comfortable margin of 30.92%.

1972 United States Senate Special Election in Vermont
General
Candidate Party Votes %
Robert T. Stafford Republican 45,888 64.36%
Randolph T. Major Democratic 23,842 33.44%
Bernard Sanders Liberty Union 1,571 2.20%
Date: 1972-01-07, Valid Votes: 71,301, Margin: 30.9%
Republican Primary
Candidate Party Votes %
Robert T. Stafford Republican 35,114 99.75%
Write-In 87 0.25%
Date: 1972-01-01, Valid Votes: 35,201, Margin: 99.5%
Democratic Primary
Candidate Party Votes %
Randolph T. Major, Jr Democratic 8,991 98.24%
Write-In 161 1.76%
Date: 1972-01-01, Valid Votes: 9,152, Margin: 96.5%

See Also

United States Senate Elections in Vermont

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1972 United States Senate Special Election in Vermont (General) - Results by County
County Robert T. Stafford
Republican
Randolph T. Major
Democratic
Bernard Sanders
Liberty Union
Valid Votes Margin
Votes % Votes % Votes %
Total - % - % - % 71,301 0.00%
1972 United States Senate Special Election in Vermont (Democratic Primary) - Results by County
County Randolph T. Major, Jr
Valid Votes Margin
Votes %
Total - % 9,152 0.00%
1972 United States Senate Special Election in Vermont (Republican Primary) - Results by County
County Robert T. Stafford
Valid Votes Margin
Votes %
Total - % 35,201 0.00%