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Official final presidential result · VT

Vermont 2024 presidential results.

Kamala D. Harris led the state popular vote with 235,791 votes, or 63.83%.

3electoral votes
369,422popular votes reported
12named candidates with votes
State popular-vote leader

Kamala D. Harris

235,791 votes · 63.83%

Trump electoral votes
0
Harris electoral votes
3
Allocation
All reported electors to one ticket
Every positive published total

Candidate-by-candidate result.

Zero-value columns are omitted from this state table; no blank source field is relabeled as a vote.

CandidateParty labelVotesShare of all votes
Kamala D. HarrisDemocratic235,79163.83%
Donald J. TrumpRepublican119,39532.32%
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.Not stated in result heading5,9051.60%
Chase OliverLibertarian1,8280.49%
Claudia De la CruzNot stated in result heading1,7100.46%
Cornel WestNot stated in result heading1,5490.42%
Jill SteinGreen8930.24%
FruitNot stated in result heading2110.06%
Peter SonskiNot stated in result heading490.01%
Shiva AyyaduraiNot stated in result heading80.00%
SupremeNot stated in result heading70.00%
Randall TerryNot stated in result heading40.00%
Scattered write-insSpecial ballot category2,0720.56%

Source: FEC official 2024 presidential general-election result · compiled from state election offices · historical final result, not a projection.

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2024 Vermont Presidential Election Results

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