Electoral History
- United States Senate election in Vermont, 1974
- Patrick Leahy (D), 49.5%
- Richard W. Mallary (R), 46.4%
- United States Senate election in Vermont, 1980
- Patrick Leahy (D) (inc.), 49.8%
- Stewart M. Ledbetter (R), 48.5%
- United States Senate election in Vermont, 1986
- Patrick Leahy (D) (inc.), 63.7%
- Richard A. Snelling (R), 34.7%
- United States Senate election in Vermont, 1992
- Patrick Leahy (D) (inc.), 54.2%
- Jim Douglas (R), 43.3%
- United States Senate election in Vermont, 1998
- Patrick Leahy (D) (inc.), 72%
- Fred Tuttle (R), 23%
- United States Senate election in Vermont, 2004
- Patrick Leahy (D) (inc.), 71%
- Jack McMullen (R) 25%
- Craig Hill (G) 1%
- Keith Stern (I) 1%
- Ben Mitchell (LU) 0%
- United States Senate election in Vermont, 2010
- Patrick Leahy (D) (inc.), 64.36%
- Len Britton (R) 30.93%
- Daniel Freilich (I) 1.51%
- Cris Ericson (Marijuana) 1.16%
- Stephen Cain (I) 1.00%
- Peter Diamondstone (Socialist) 0.61%
- Johenry Nunes (I) 0.43%
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