The 2010 Vermont lieutenant gubernatorial election was held on November 2, 2010, to elect the lieutenant governor of Vermont. Incumbent Republican Brian Dubie retired to run unsuccessfully for governor of Vermont. Republican Vermont state senator Phil Scott won the election, defeating Democratic Vermont state representative Steven Howard by six percentage points.
Republican primary Candidates Phil Scott, Vermont state senator from the Washington district (2001–2011) Mark Snelling, businessman and son of former governor Richard A. Snelling and former lieutenant governor Barbara Snelling Results
Democratic primary Candidates Steven Howard, Vermont state representative from the Rutland-5-3 district (2005–2011) Christopher A. Bray, Vermont state representative from the Addison-5 district (2007–2011) Results
General election Candidates Phil Scott, Vermont state senator from the Washington district (2001–2011) (Republican) Steven Howard, Vermont state representative from the Rutland-5-3 district (2005–2011) (Democratic) Peter R. Garritano, automobile salesman (Independent) Marjorie Power, activist (Progressive) Boots Wardinski, activist and perennial candidate (Liberty Union) Results
References
External links Official campaign websites (archived) Phil Scott (R) for lieutenant governor Steven Howard (D) for lieutenant governor