Elections for the office of Vermont State Senate consisted of a primary election on September 14, 2004, and a general election on November 2, 2004.
Qualifications
The Vermont Constitution states, "No person shall be elected a Representative or a Senator until the person has resided in this State two years, the last year of which shall be in the legislative district for which the person is elected."[1]
List of candidates
Addison District (2)
September 14 Democratic primary:
- Claire Ayer: 2,408
a
- Paul Forlenza: 967
- Harold W. Giard: 1,113
a
- Lynn D. Saunders: 649
September 14 GOP primary:
- Orrin Sunderland: 1,209
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Claire Ayer: 12,644 
Harold W. Giard: 10,149 
Jerry Smiley: 5,353
Orrin Sunderland: 6,301
Bennington District (2)
September 14 Democratic primary:
- Cynthia Browning: 768
a
- Dick Sears: 1,122
a
September 14 GOP primary:
- Mark Shepard: 745
a
- Sally Treat: 668
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Cynthia Browning: 7,035
Dick Sears: 10,966 
Mark Shepard: 8,856 
Sally Treat: 7,049
Caledonia District (2)
September 14 Democratic primary:
- Matthew Choate: 847
a
- Jane Kitchel: 1,278
a
September 14 GOP primary:
- Julius D. Canns: 972
a
- Bernier L. Mayo: 859
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Matthew Choate: 6,363
Jane Kitchel: 8,579 
Julius D. Canns: 8,100 
Bernier L. Mayo: 7,902
Chittenden District (6)
September 14 Democratic primary:
- Jim Condos: 5,082
a
- Edward Flanagan: 4,854
a
- James P. Leddy: 5,306
a
- Virginia "Ginny" Lyons: 5,155
a
- Hinda Miller: 4,895
a
- Samuel P. Osborne: 4,454
a
September 14 GOP primary:
- J. Dennis Delaney 1,948
a
- Kate Purcell 1,789
a
- Michael Quaid 1,713
a
- Diane Snelling 1,836
a
Green Party candidate:
- Benjamin Clarke
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Jim Condos: 36,634 
Edward Flanagan: 36,410 
James P. Leddy: 35,895 
Virginia "Ginny" Lyons: 32,212 
Hinda Miller: 29,339 
Samuel P. Osborne: 22,568
J. Dennis Delaney: 24,795
Kate Purcell: 23,788
Michael Quaid: 18,423
Diane Snelling: 29,157 
Paula Spadaccini: 15,094
Carroll Towne: 16,097
Benjamin Clarke: 9,650
Essex-Orleans District (2)
September 14 Democratic primary:
- Judith Bevans: 669
a
- Robert A. Starr: 875
a
September 14 GOP primary:
- Vince Illuzzi: 1,303
a
- Jeannine A. Young: 1,109
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Judith Bevans: 4,793
Robert A. Starr: 8,150 
Vince Illuzzi: 9,591 
Jeannine A. Young: 6,078
Franklin District (2)
September 14 Democratic primary:
- Donald "Don" Collins: 822
a
- Sara Branon Kittell: 867
a
September 14 GOP primary:
- David P. Howe: 645
a
- Peter Moss: 201
- John C. Whitney: 512
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Donald "Don" Collins: 9,595 
Sara Branon Kittell: 8,722 
David P. Howe: 7,742
John C. Whitney: 5,767
Grand Isle District (1)
September 14 Democratic primary:
- Richard "Dick" Mazza: 556
a
September 14 GOP primary:
- No candidates filed for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
Richard "Dick" Mazza: 9,441 
Lamoille District (1)
September 14 Democratic primary:
- Susan Bartlett: 536
a
September 14 GOP primary:
- Craig Bensen: 307
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Susan Bartlett: 6,777 
Craig Bensen: 3,905
Orange District (1)
September 14 Democratic primary:
- Mark MacDonald: 895
a
September 14 GOP primary:
- Brian Kenyon: 407
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Mark A. MacDonald: 5,979 
Brian Kenyon: 4,284
Rutland District (3)
September 14 Democratic primary:
- Mark Skakel: 1,159
a
- Al Wilkinson: 1,245
a
- Victoria P. "Vicky" Young: 1,189
a
September 14 GOP primary:
- Hull Maynard: 1,525
a
- Kevin J. Mullin: 1,420
a
- Wendy Wilton: 1,204
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Mark Skakel: 9,709
Al Wilkinson: 10,264
Victoria P. "Vicky" Young 10,137
Hull Maynard: 15,183 
Kevin J. Mullin: 13,325 
Wendy Wilton: 10,421 
Washington District (3)
September 14 Democratic primary:
- Kimberly B. Cheney: 2,124
a
- Ann E. Cummings: 2,701
a
- Michael Roche: 1,805
a
September 14 GOP primary:
- William "Bill" Doyle: 1,554
a
- J. Paul Giuliani: 1,325
a
- Phil Scott: 1,434
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Kimberly B. Cheney: 13,064
Ann E. Cummings: 16,134 
Michael Roche: 9,242
William "Bill" Doyle: 16,274 
J. Paul Giuliani: 9,194
Phil Scott: 13,294 
Windham District (2)
September 14 Democratic primary:
- Rod Gander: 2,262
a
- Jeanette K. White: 2,259
a
September 14 GOP primary:
- Mike Hebert: 846
a
Vermont Progressive Party candidate:
- Aaron Diamondstone
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Rod Gander: 11,996 
Jeanette K. White: 10,919 
Mike Hebert: 7,292
Aaron Diamondstone: 1,332
Windsor District (3)
September 14 Democratic primary:
- John Campbell: 2,450
a
- Matt Dunne: 2,637
a
- Peter Welch: 2,741
a
September 14 GOP primary:
- Fred Baldwin: 785
a
- Charlie Kimbell: 796
a
- John MacGovern: 880
a
November 2 General election candidates:
John Campbell: 15,154 
Matt Dunne: 16,384 
Peter Welch: 17,339 
Fred Baldwin: 7,868
Charlie Kimbell: 8,144
John MacGovern: 8,317
See also
External links
Leadership
Majority Leader:Kesha Ram Hinsdale
Senators
Chittenden Central District
Chittenden North District
Chittenden Southeast District
Democratic Party (16)
Republican Party (13)
Vermont Progressive Party (1)
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