Talk:1912 United States presidential election in Vermont

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Results by County[edit]

This article doesn't have a section showing the results by the counties. Therefor, I have decided to create a wikitable with the county results listed in alphabetical order. I'm only creating it here because I'm afraid I might mess the article. Once I complete the wikitable, I'll transfer it over to the main article.

I should also note that the "other" section will include all the third party and write-in candidates, including Theodore Roosevelt (Progressive), Eugene Debs (Socialist) and Eugene W. Chafin (Prohibition). Countries in green will represents the ones Roosevelt won. I will also add the amount of with the third party candidates won below the wikitable according to the county articles. However, only three of the 14 counties list the results of which third party candidates won whatever amount of votes.

County	Taft	Votes	Wilson	Votes	Others	Votes	Total
Addison County	45.3%	1,835	15.3%	621	39.3%	1,591	4,047
Bennington County	36.1%	1,464	26.1%	1,057	37.8%	1,534	4,055
Caledonia County	32.9%	1,583	22.1%	1,065	45.0%	2,169	4,817
Chittenden County	36.8%	2,368	35.2%	2,266	28.0%	1,801	6,495
Essex County	39.0%	463	29.3%	348	31.7%	376	1187
Franklin County	33.2%	1,433	30.5%	1,317	36.4%	1,571	4,321
Grand Isle County	31.0%	193	33.8%	210	35.2%	219	622
Lamoille County	36.0%	852	18.2%	431	45.7%	1,081	2,364
Orange County	34.2%	1,289	25.4%	956	40.5%	1,525	3,770
Orleans County	36.4%	1,475	15.5%	628	48.1%	1,952	4,055
Rutland County	36.0%	2,999	25.0%	2,079	39.0%	3,246	8,324
Washington County	41.3%	2,797	25.7%	1,743	33.0%	2,239	6,779
Windham County	38.3%	2,143	23.7%	1,327	38.1%	2,132	5,602
Windsor County	37.5%	2,409	20.3%	1,302	42.3%	2,716	6,427

Done Now, I can get this wikitable transferred over to the main article. --JCC the Alternate Historian (talk) 19:20, 9 May 2018 (UTC)[reply]

Sub-results from the "Other" Section[edit]

According to the Bennington County article, the leading "other" candidate, Progressive Theodore Roosevelt, received 1,380 votes, while Socialist candidate Eugene Debs received 105 votes, Prohibition candidate Eugene Chafin received 49 votes.

According to the Grand Isle County article, the leading "other" candidate, Progressive Theodore Roosevelt, received 204 votes, while Socialist candidate Eugene Debs received 9 votes, Prohibition candidate Eugene Chafin received 6 votes.

According to the Rutland County article, it mentions that the leading "other" candidate, Progressive Theodore Roosevelt, received 2,927 votes, while Socialist candidate Eugene Debs received 240 votes, and Prohibition candidate Eugene Chafin received 79 votes. --JCC the Alternate Historian (talk) 19:20, 9 May 2018 (UTC)[reply]