On August 12, 2020

2020 Vermont Primary results by town

This November, incumbent governor Phil Scott will face off against Lt. Gov. David Zuckerman to keep his job. Scott easily won the Republican nomination, besting his closest opponent John Klar with over 70% of the vote, while Zukerman garnered 44% of the vote to nearest opponent Rebecca Holcombe’s 35%. In the Lt. Gov. race, Molly Gray topped Tim Ashe, Brenda Sielgel and Debbie Ingram with 43% of the vote to take the nomination for the Dems. Scott Milne topped the Republican ticket with 46% of the vote. For complete, up-to-the-minute results, visit electionresults.vermont.gov.

Find results by town below.

Mount Holly

Plymouth

Pomfret

Brandon

Cavendish

Chester

Tinmouth

Shrewsbury

Reading

Woodstock

Hubbardton

West Rutland

Stockbridge

Windsor

Wallingford

Killington

Pawlet

Clarendon

Wells

 

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