[EM] Candidates nominated by two parties
Donald E Davison
donald at mich.com
Sun May 16 17:11:57 PDT 1999
------------ Forwarded Letter -----------
From: LBR
To: donald at mich.com
>In a message dated 5/15/99 7:06:29 PM, you wrote:
>
Don wrote: >>Note: I did not include the data of candidates that were
>> nominated by two parties.
LBR wrote: >This might prove among the most interesting bits of information
but would
>require additional analysis as to the reasons for nominations by more than
>one party. If parties can unify behind a single candidate, what might be
>learned?
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Don writes:
Dear LBR,
I am going to provide you with the data, but offhand, it seems to me
that most of the action of nominating canidates by two parties is the
result of a shortage of candidates.
Below is a collection of all the districts that did have candidates
nominated by two parties.
Regards,
Donald
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General Election Results '98 For State Representative
Single Seat Districts that had candidates nominated by two parties
District: Caledonia-Wash.-1 Number of seats: 1 District Results
Larrabee, Steve Republican/Democratic 1450 100.0%
District: Chittenden-7-9 Number of seats: 1 District Results
Pugh, Ann Democratic 922 55.8%
Fife, C. Lynn Republican/Libertarian 724 43.9%
Total Write-ins 5 0.3%
District: Franklin-1 Number of seats: 1 District Results
Barney, Jason Republican/Democratic 1145 96.1%
Total Write-ins 46 3.9%
District: Grand Isle-1 Number of seats: 1 District Results
LaBarge, John V. Republican/Democratic 2102 97.3%
Total Write-ins 59 2.7%
District: Orange-3 Number of seats: 1 District Results
Randall, Neil Libertarian/Republican 733 52.8%
Kenyon, Wayne G. Democratic 643 46.3%
Total Write-ins 13 0.9%
District: Orleans-Franklin-1 Number of seats: 1 District Results
Starr, Robert A. Democratic/Republican 1160 95.7%
Total Write-ins 52 4.3%
District: Windham-2-2 Number of seats: 1 District Results
Bristol, Gordon E. Democratic/Republican 929 96.6%
Total Write-ins 33 3.4%
Two Member Districts that had candidates nominated by two parties
District: Addison-1 Number of seats: 2 District Results
Houston, Connie T. Republican/Democratic 2750 51.6%
McGrath, Thomas L. "Tom" Republican/Democratic 2533 47.5%
Total Write-ins 49 0.9%
District: Bennington-2-1 Number of seats: 2 District Results
Pembroke, Richard C. "Dick", Sr. Democratic/Republican 1790 45.5%
Colvin, Jim Democratic 1332 33.9%
Jones, Francis 'Shep' Republican 796 20.2%
Total Write-ins 17 0.4%
District: Franklin-3-1 Number of seats: 2 District Results
Keenan, Kathleen C. Democratic/Republican 1657 47.9%
Willett, James Democratic/Republican 1502 43.4%
Hughes-Isham, Karlene J. Libertarian 286 8.3%
Total Write-ins 15 0.4%
District: Franklin-Grand Isle-1 Number of seats: 2 District Results
Robb, John Republican/Democratic 1944 49.9%
Edwards, John R. Republican/Democratic 1934 49.6%
Total Write-ins 21 0.5%
District: Orange-2 Number of seats: 2 District Results
Milne, Marion C. Republican/Democratic 1361 45.9%
Winters, Philip C. Republican 951 32.1%
McGlynn, Edward Democratic 642 21.6%
Total Write-ins 13 0.4%
District: Orleans-Caledonia-1 Number of seats: 2 District Results
Hathaway, David C. Republican/Democratic 1966 37.6%
Kinsey, Robert E. Republican 1411 27.0%
Goodridge, Kevin Independent 1164 22.2%
Hadash, Brendan Democratic 680 13.0%
Total Write-ins 12 0.2%
District: Rutland-6-3 Number of seats: 2 District Results
Moore, Karen J. Democratic/Republican 1319 51.1%
Kreitzer, Jerry Democratic/Republican 1262 48.9%
District: Washington-2 Number of seats: 2 District Results
Alfano, Elaine R. Democratic/Republican 2077 36.6%
Osman, Donny Democratic 1813 32.0%
Hudson, Dave Republican 1411 24.9%
O'Donnell, Don Libertarian 249 4.4%
Tanstaafl, David S. Libertarian 107 1.9%
Total Write-ins 13 0.2%
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