Vermont 2012 Presidential Election Results by County

In 2012, the Democratic candidate won 14 of Vermont's 14 counties.

County Winner Party Votes Vote Share Margin Total Votes Cast
Addison Barack Obama Democratic 12,257 68.4% 39.4 pts 17,910
Bennington Barack Obama Democratic 11,514 65.4% 33.1 pts 17,593
Caledonia Barack Obama Democratic 8,192 60.0% 22.7 pts 13,661
Chittenden Barack Obama Democratic 53,626 69.6% 41.6 pts 77,080
Essex Barack Obama Democratic 1,539 55.0% 13.4 pts 2,798
Franklin Barack Obama Democratic 12,057 60.6% 23.4 pts 19,888
Grand Isle Barack Obama Democratic 2,531 62.1% 26.0 pts 4,075
Lamoille Barack Obama Democratic 8,371 69.8% 42.0 pts 11,988
Orange Barack Obama Democratic 9,076 64.6% 31.9 pts 14,053
Orleans Barack Obama Democratic 7,117 60.9% 24.0 pts 11,692
Rutland Barack Obama Democratic 17,088 59.7% 21.9 pts 28,609
Washington Barack Obama Democratic 20,351 69.4% 41.8 pts 29,307
Windham Barack Obama Democratic 16,026 73.1% 48.7 pts 21,937
Windsor Barack Obama Democratic 19,494 67.9% 38.0 pts 28,699

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which party won the most counties in Vermont in 2012?

The Democratic candidate won 14 of Vermont's 14 counties in 2012, with 0 counties going to the other major party.

Which Vermont county had the closest presidential result in 2012?

Essex had the closest margin in Vermont in 2012, with Barack Obama (Democratic) winning by 13.4 points out of 2,798 total votes cast.

Which Vermont county had the widest presidential margin in 2012?

Windham had the widest margin in Vermont in 2012, with Barack Obama (Democratic) winning by 48.7 points.

How many counties are included in Vermont's 2012 presidential results?

This page covers 14 counties in Vermont for the 2012 presidential election, based on MEDSL/EveryElectionResult.com county-level returns.