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2010 governor elections · Vermont history

Vermont governor election 2010

Peter Elliott Shumlin DEM +1.8 gain · held 11/2/10

Votes counted
243,999
Margin
1.8 pts
Seat held by
Republicanchanged party

General election 11/2/10

CandidatePartyVotesShareBar
Peter Elliott Shumlin WonDEM119,54349.48%
Brian DubieREP115,21247.69%
Blank—2,1700.90%
Dennis SteeleIND1,9170.79%
Cris EricsonOTH1,8190.75%
Dan FelicianoIND1,3410.56%
Emily PeytonIND6840.28%
Write-in—6600.27%
Benjamin L. MitchellLBU4290.18%
Spoiled—2240.09%
Total243,999

Official source: stage:General

Other Vermont governor races

YearWinnerMargin
2024Phil Scott50.2
2022Phil Scott45.9
2020Phil Scott40.2
2018Phil Scott14.7
2016Phil Scott8.6
2014Peter Elliott Shumlin1.2
2012Peter Elliott Shumlin19.7
2010Peter Elliott Shumlin1.8
2008Jim Douglas31.6
2006Jim Douglas15.2
2004Jim Douglas20.8
2002Jim Douglas2.6

Full Vermont governor history →

Questions and answers

Who won the 2010 Vermont governor race?

Peter Elliott Shumlin (DEM) won with 49.5% of the vote, ahead of Brian Dubie (47.7%), a margin of 1.8 points.

Did the Vermont governor seat change party in 2010?

Yes. It moved from the Republican Party to the Democratic Party.

How many votes were cast in the 2010 Vermont governor race?

243,999 votes were counted for the candidates in the general election.

Compiled by FiveThirtyEight from the official source linked above.