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Vermont House

Filing Deadline: July 21, 2008 • Primary Date: Sept. 9, 2008 • General Election: Nov. 4, 2008
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Total House seats: 1
110th Congress: 1 D
109th Congress: 1 Ind.


VT-AL (House Race Hotline Coverage)

District Profile: Political issues slice Vermont on different lines -- between liberal, highly educated newcomers and conservative, less educated old Vermonters. Full Profile

2006 results: Peter Welch (D) defeated Martha Rainville (R) by 53-45%.

Incumbent

Peter Welch (D)

Elected in 2006; Seeking second term; Welch was nominated with 87% in a two-way primary.

Challengers

Thomas James Hermann (Progressive)

Hermann, an Iraq veteran, was unopposed in the primary.


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Race Rankings

The Hotline

Based on likelihood of seat switching party control

  1. N.Y.-13 (Open-R)
  2. N.Y.-25 (Open-R)
  3. Ariz.-01 (Open-R)
  4. Alaska-AL (Young-R)
  5. N.J.-03 (Open-R)
  6. Texas-22 (Lampson-D)
  7. Va.-11 (Open-R)
  8. Ill.-11 (Open-R)
  9. La.-6 (Cazayoux-D)
  10. N.J.-07 (Open-R)
  11. Ohio-16 (Open-R)
  12. Colo.-04 (Musgrave-R)
  13. Pa.-11 (Kanjorski-D)
  14. N.M.-01 (Open-R)
  15. Minn.-03 (Open-R)
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Previous Coverage

Check out National Journal's coverage of previous Vermont house races.

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