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Office of the Vermont Secretary of State Vermont State Archives and Records Administration Attorney General: 1906-2014 Italics indicate the winner. An asterisk * indicates that no candidate received a majority and the election was decided by the legislature. 1906 Clarke C. Fitts [Republican] 41,156 61.6% Vernon A. Bullard [Democratic/Independent] 24,473 36.6% Archibald O. Ferguson [Prohibition] 687 1.0% J. Walter Shelley [Socialist] 474 0.7% Total votes cast 66,791 100.0% 1908 John G. Sargent [Republican] 45,795 73.6% John J. Enright [Democratic] 15,029 24.2% George C. Thrall [Prohibition] 849 1.4% Jesse Miller [Socialist] 521 0.8% Total votes cast 62,194 100.0% 1910 John G. Sargent [Republican] 36,991 69.8% Harry C. Shurtleff [Democratic] 14,200 26.8% Joseph H. Dunbar [Socialist] 935 1.8% Merritt B. Morgan [Prohibition] 855 1.6% Total votes cast 52,981 100.0% 1912* Rufus E. Brown [Republican] 27,488 44.6% Burton E. Bailey [Democratic] 17,391 28.2% Richard A. Hoar [Progressive] 14,214 23.1% Roney M. Harvey [Prohibition] 1,361 2.2% Alphonso D. Kimball [Socialist] 1,173 1.9% Total votes cast 61,629 100.0% General Election Results: Attorney General, p. 1 of 11

1914 Herbert G. Barber [Republican] 35,046 59.5% John H. Senter [Democratic] 14,922 25.3% Ernest W. Gibson [Progressive] 7,111 12.1% Roney M. Harvey [Prohibition] 966 1.6% Allen Bourdon [Socialist] 881 1.5% Scattering 11 0.0% Total votes cast 58,937 100.0% 1916 Herbert G. Barber [Republican] 42,114 72.5% Frederick L. Webster [Democratic] 15,138 26.1% Clarence J. Ferguson [Prohibition] 814 1.4% Total votes cast 58,068 100.0% 1918 Frank C. Archibald [Republican] 30,096 75.8% Harry C. Shurtleff [Democratic] 9,607 24.2% Merritt B. Morgan [Prohibition] 3 0.0% Total votes cast 39,706 100.0% 1920 Frank C. Archibald [Republican] 63,615 77.3% Frank C. Archibald [Prohibition] 996 1.2% James P. Leamy [Democratic] 17,680 21.5% Scattering 10 0.0% Total votes cast 82,301 100.0% 1922 Frank C. Archibald [Republican] 46,463 72.2% Frank C. Archibald [Prohibition] 1,715 2.7% Frank C. Archibald [Democratic] 1 0.0% James P. Leamy [Democratic] 16,156 25.1% Scattering 7 0.0% Total votes cast 64,342 100.0% General Election Results: Attorney General, p. 2 of 11

1924 Frank C. Archibald [Republican] 1 69,737 76.2% Joseph A. McNamara [Democratic] 17,292 18.9% Clarence J. Ferguson [Prohibition] 4,493 4.9% Clarence J. Ferguson [Republican] 32 0.0% Scattering 5 0.0% Total votes cast 91,559 100.0% 1 Resigned May 21, 1925; J. Ward Carver appointed May 25, 1925. 1926 J. Ward Carver [Republican] 46,912 72.1% J. Ward Carver [Prohibition] 5 0.0% J. Ward Carver [Citizens] 2 0.0% Joseph A. McNamara [Democratic] 18,184 27.9% Joseph A. McNamara [Prohibition] 3 0.0% Joseph A. McNamara [Citizens] 1 0.0% Total votes cast 65,108 100.0% 1928 J. Ward Carver [Republican] 89,574 72.5% Joseph A. McNamara [Democratic] 33,419 27.0% Ruth Lander Kidder [Prohibition] 622 0.5% Total votes cast 123,617 100.0% 1930 Lawrence C. Jones [Republican] 50,438 72.0% Harry C. Shurtleff [Democratic] 19,648 28.0% Scattering 14 0.0% Total votes cast 70,100 100.0% 1932 Lawrence C. Jones [Republican] 79,658 64.8% Lawrence C. Jones [Socialist] 1 0.0% Charles F. Ryan [Democratic] 43,346 35.2% Total votes cast 123,007 100.0% General Election Results: Attorney General, p. 3 of 11

1934 Lawrence C. Jones [Republican] 71,813 58.7% Richard E. Gale [Democratic] 50,516 41.3% Total votes cast 122,330 100.0% 1936 Lawrence C. Jones [Republican] 81,822 62.2% William J. Brown [Democratic] 49,738 37.8% Total votes cast 131,561 100.0% 1938 Lawrence C. Jones [Republican] 71,326 67.2% Bernard J. Leddy [Democratic] 34,746 32.8% Scattering 5 0.0% Total votes cast 106,077 100.0% 1940 Alban J. Parker [Republican] 83,668 62.8% Harry W. Witters [Democratic] 49,606 37.2% Total votes cast 133,275 100.0% 1942 Alban J. Parker [Republican] 41,683 75.6% Arthur L. Graves [Democratic] 13,465 24.4% Total votes cast 55,148 100.0% 1944 Alban J. Parker [Republican] 76,116 65.0% Arthur L. Graves [Democratic] 40,982 35.0% Total votes cast 117,099 100.0% 1946 Clifton G. Parker [Republican] 52,860 76.1% Frederick S. Bedard, Jr. [Democratic] 16,639 23.9% Total votes cast 69,499 100.0% General Election Results: Attorney General, p. 4 of 11

1948 Clifton G. Parker [Republican] 80,037 69.4% Francis D. Foley [Democratic] 35,200 30.5% Scattering 27 0.0% Total votes cast 115,264 100.0% 1950 Clifton G. Parker [Republican] 60,898 73.2% Harry W. Witters [Democratic] 22,336 26.8% Total votes cast 83,235 100.0% 1952 F. Elliot Barber, Jr. [Republican] 94,465 66.4% K. Paul Fennell [Democratic] 47,754 33.6% Scattering 11 0.0% Total votes cast 142,230 100.0% 1954 Robert T. Stafford [Republican] 63,017 57.2% Francis D. Foley [Democratic] 47,074 42.8% Scattering 9 0.0% Total votes cast 110,100 100.0% 1956 Frederick M. Reed [Republican] 91,736 61.6% Harry W. Witters [Democratic] 57,282 38.4% Total votes cast 149,020 100.0% 1958 Frederick M. Reed [Republican] 2 64,229 53.7% Peter P. Plante [Democratic] 55,450 46.3% Peter P. Plante [Republican] 1 0.0% Total votes cast 119,681 100.0% 2 Resigned February 5, 1960; Thomas M. Debevoise appointed the same day. General Election Results: Attorney General, p. 5 of 11

1960 Thomas M. Debevoise [Republican] 3 92,077 57.2% Joseph R. Radigan [Democratic] 68,861 42.8% Total votes cast 160,940 100.0% 3 Resigned January 2, 1962; Charles J. Adams appointed the same day. 1962 Charles E. Gibson, Jr. [Republican] 64,353 55.2% Robert W. Larrow [Democratic] 52,165 44.8% Scattering 5 0.0% Total votes cast 116,523 100.0% 1964 John P. Connarn [Democratic] 85,126 55.1% Charles E. Gibson, Jr. [Republican] 69,331 44.9% Total votes cast 154,458 100.0% 1966 James L. Oakes [Republican] 68,093 52.0% John P. Connarn [Democratic] 62,939 48.0% Scattering 3 0.0% Total votes cast 131,035 100.0% 1968 James M. Jeffords [Republican] 90,932 58.6% Thomas P. Whalen [Democratic] 64,276 41.4% Scattering 14 0.0% Total votes cast 155,222 100.0% 1970 James M. Jeffords [Republican] 85,515 57.8% Thomas P. Salmon [Democratic] 60,373 40.8% Peter Diamondstone [Liberty Union] 1,987 1.3% Scattering 7 0.0% Total votes cast 147,882 100.0% General Election Results: Attorney General, p. 6 of 11

1972 Kimberly B. Cheney [Republican] 101,480 57.9% Richard Gadbois [Democratic] 67,884 38.7% Peter Diamondstone [Liberty Union] 5,898 3.4% Scattering 43 0.0% Total votes cast 175,305 100.0% 1974* M. Jerome Diamond [Democratic] 64,085 47.2% Kimberly B. Cheney [Republican] 63,447 46.7% Nancy Kaufman [Liberty Union] 8,297 6.1% Scattering 35 0.0% Total votes cast 135,864 100.0% 1976 M. Jerome Diamond [Democratic] 86,430 51.2% M. Jerome Diamond [Independt Vermonter] 3,409 2.0% John P. Meaker [Republican] 71,960 42.6% Peter Diamondstone [Liberty Union] 7,153 4.2% Scattering 15 0.0% Total votes cast 168,967 100.0% 1978 M. Jerome Diamond [Democratic] 83,441 70.7% Dennis M. Bradley [Republican] 29,169 24.7% Guido Condosta [Liberty Union] 4,626 3.9% Scattering 723 0.6% Total votes cast 117,959 100.0% 1980 John J. Easton, Jr. [Republican] 119,668 59.3% Scott Skinner [Democratic] 79,008 39.1% Guido Condosta [Liberty Union] 3,082 1.5% Scattering 90 0.0% Total votes cast 201,848 100.0% General Election Results: Attorney General, p. 7 of 11

1982 John J. Easton, Jr. [Republican/Democratic] 147,718 94.1% Harold Teal, Sr. [Liberty Union] 9,080 5.8% Scattering 212 0.1% Total votes cast 157,010 100.0% 1984 Jeffrey L. Amestoy [Republican] 132,014 59.9% Bruce M. Lawlor [Democratic] 82,115 37.3% Guido Condosta [Liberty Union/Citizens] 5,899 2.7% Scattering 227 0.1% Total votes cast 220,255 100.0% 1986 Jeffrey L. Amestoy [Republican/Democratic] 167,928 91.8% Peter W. Avery [Libertarian] 10,310 5.6% Guido Condosta [Liberty Union] 4,472 2.4% Scattering 162 0.1% Total votes cast 182,872 100.0% 1988 Jeffrey L. Amestoy [Republican] 151,253 65.2% Edward S. Flanagan [Democratic] 76,641 33.1% Guido Condosta [Liberty Union] 3,820 1.6% Scattering 106 0.0% Total votes cast 231,820 100.0% 1990 Jeffrey L. Amestoy [Republican/Democratic] 180,923 91.6% Stewart D. Meacham [Liberty Union] 9,325 4.7% Fred Lozen [Libertarian] 7,058 3.6% Scattering 240 0.1% Total votes cast 197,546 100.0% 1992 Jeffrey L. Amestoy [Republican/Democratic] 245,652 92.8% Barry Kade [Liberty Union] 18,472 7.0% Scattering 614 0.2% Total votes cast 264,738 100.0% General Election Results: Attorney General, p. 8 of 11

1994 Jeffrey L. Amestoy [Republican/Democratic] 176,857 87.1% Peter Diamondstone [Liberty Union] 11,210 5.5% Joseph P. Mulcahy [Natural Law] 7,573 3.7% Ted Talcott [Vermont Grassroots] 7,062 3.5% Scattering 268 0.1% Total votes cast 202,970 100.0% 1994 Jeffrey L. Amestoy [Republican/Democratic] 4 208,228 87.2% Tom Kingston [Vermont Grassroots] 14,443 6.1% Aaron Diamondstone [Liberty Union] 8,380 3.5% Henry H. Huston, Jr. [Natural Law] 7,316 3.1% Scattering 341 0.1% Total votes cast 238,708 100.0% 4 Amestoy appointed Chief Justice of Supreme Court January 10, 1997. J. Wallace Malley, Jr., appointed acting Attorney General until April 18, 1997, when William Sorrell was appointed. 1998 William H. Sorrell [Democratic/Republican] 169,239 83.8% Sandy "Wells" Ward [Vermont Grassroots] 17,954 8.9% Christopher D. Costanzo [Libertarian] 9,122 4.5% Robert M. Fisher [Liberty Union] 5,214 2.6% Scattering 344 0.2% Total votes cast 201,873 100.0% 2000 William H. Sorrell [Democratic/Republican] 226,668 84.0% Sandy "Wells" Ward [Vermont Grassroots] 39,713 14.7% Scattering 3,585 1.3% Total votes cast 269,966 100.0% 2002 William H. Sorrell [Democratic] 125,495 56.6% Larry Drown [Republican] 67,360 30.4% Cindy Hill [Progressive] 16,152 7.3% Sandy Ward [Vermont Grassroots] 6,307 2.8% Christopher Costanzo [Libertarian] 3,991 1.8% Boots Wardinski [Liberty Union] 2,243 1.0% Scattering 101 0.0% Total votes cast 221,649 100.0% General Election Results: Attorney General, p. 9 of 11

2004 William H. Sorrell [Democratic] 169,726 58.0% Dennis Carver [Republican] 90,285 30.8% Susan A. Davis [Progressive] 14,351 4.9% James Marc Leas [Vermont Green] 8,769 3.0% Karen A. Kerin [Libertarian] 6,357 2.2% Boots Wardinski [Liberty Union] 2,944 1.0% Scattering 267 0.1% Total votes cast 292,699 100.0% 2006 William H. Sorrell [Democratic] 173,467 69.3% Dennis Carver [Republican] 67,721 27.1% Rosemarie Jackowski [Liberty Union] 8,773 3.5% Scattering 339 0.1% Total votes cast 250,300 100.0% 2008 William H. Sorrell [Democratic] 214,980 72.6% Karen A. Kerin [Republican/Libertarian] 55,268 18.7% Charlotte Dennett [Progressive] 17,730 6.0% Rosemarie Jackowski [Liberty Union] 7,505 2.5% Scattering 544 0.2% Total votes cast 296,027 100.0% 2010 William H. Sorrell [Democratic] 143,031 61.9% Aaron Michael Toscano [Republican] 67,900 29.4% Charlotte Dennett [Progressive] 10,158 4.4% Karen Kerin [Libertarian] 6,171 2.7% Rosemarie Jackowski [Liberty Union] 3,576 1.5% Scattering 137 0.1% Total votes cast 230,973 100.0% 2012 William H. Sorrell [Democratic] 164,441 57.9% Jack McMullen [Republican] 94,588 33.3% Ed Stanak [Progressive] 15,629 5.5% Rosemarie Jackowski [Liberty Union] 8,533 3.0% Scattering 588 0.2% Total votes cast 283,779 100.0% General Election Results: Attorney General, p. 10 of 11

2014 William H. Sorrell [Democratic] 109,305 58.6% Shane McCormack [Republican] 69,489 37.3% Rosemarie Jackowski [Liberty Union] 7,342 3.9% Scattering 263 0.1% Total votes cast 186,399 100.0% General Election Results: Attorney General, p. 11 of 11