4,193
edits
(Putting the sort key for this election as "Vermont") |
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!Candidate
!
!First round
votes
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|Kurt Wright
|[[File:Republican Disc.svg|
| align="right" |2,951
| align="right" |32.9%
| rowspan="3" |Ballots preferring Kiss, Wright, and Montroll advance to the second round.
|- ▼
|Bob Kiss
|
| align="right" |2,585
| align="right" |28.8%
|-
|
|[[File:Democratic Disc.svg|
| align="right" |
2,063
| align="right" | 23.0%
|-
|Dan Smith
▲|-
▲|[[File:NeutralPartyPlaceholder.svg|50x50px]]
| align="right" |1,306
| align="right" |14.5%
| rowspan="3" |Ballots preferring Smith, Simpson and the write-in candidate were distributed to Kiss, Wright, and Montroll in the second round according to the first remaining preference on these ballots.
|-
|James Simpson
|[[File:Green Disc.svg|
| align="right" |35
| align="right" |0.4%
|-
| colspan="
| align="right" | 36
| align="right" |
|-
| colspan="
| align="right" |4
| align="right" |0.0%
| rowspan="2" align="right" |
|-
| colspan="
| align="right" | 8,980
| align="right" |100.0%
|}
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pct. (%)
!Comment
|-
| Kurt Wright
|[[File:Republican Disc.svg|20x20px]] [[Republican Party]]
| align="right" | +343
| align="right" |3,294
| align="right" |36.7%
| rowspan="2" |Ballots preferring Kiss and Wright advanced to the third round.
|-
|Bob Kiss
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| align="right" |2,981
| align="right" |33.2%
|-
|Andy Montroll
|[[File:Democratic Disc.svg|20x20px]] [[Democratic Party]]
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| align="right" |2,554
| align="right" |28.4%
|
|-
| colspan="2" |''(exhausted pile)''
| align="right" | +147
| align="right" |151
| align="right" |
| rowspan="2" |
|-
| colspan="3" |'''Totals'''
| align="right" |8,980
| align="right" |100.0%
|}
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In the third round, Montroll's ballots from the second round were distributed to Kiss and Wright. Since manytMontroll voters supported Kiss rather than Wright as their final remaining preference, Kiss pulled into the lead in the third round. Because 6.7% of voters didn't express a preference between Kiss and Wright (with their preferred candidate eliminated in prior rounds, and their ballots placed in the "exhausted pile"), Kiss prevailed over Wright with a plurality of 48.0%.
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Candidate
!Party
!Transfers from
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| align="right" |'''48.0%'''
|- {{Party shading/Republican}}
|Kurt Wright
|
| align="right" | +767
| align="right" |4,061
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!
! Top preference
|-
|Kurt Wright (Republican)
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|Bob Kiss (Progressive)
|2585
|-
|Andy Montroll (Democrat)
|2063
|-
|Dan Smith (Independent)
|
|-
|James Simpson (Green)
|35
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Raw data: [[2009 Burlington, Vermont Mayoral Election data]]
Pairwise tallies for each of the candidates are available on the following subpages:
*[[User:RobLa/2009 Burlington, Vermont Mayoral Election - Kiss Voters|Schulze (Condorcet) results among Bob Kiss (P) voters]]
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*[[User:RobLa/2009 Burlington, Vermont Mayoral Election - Smith Voters|Schulze (Condorcet) results among Dan Smith (I) voters]]
*[[User:RobLa/2009 Burlington, Vermont Mayoral Election - Wright Voters|Schulze (Condorcet) results among Kurt Wright (R) voters]]
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*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p50fctZC6Bw Ranked Choice Ballots in Burlington] — creator: [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-a0XRd2fJanxybICJ5uz-w Sygnol]; date: August 12, 2019 "''Data visualization of Burlington Vermont's controversial 2009 Mayoral election, comparing results from the best known Ranked Choice Voting tabulation systems: Instant Runoff, Condorcet and Borda (Abbreviated version of the original video).''"
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*[http://bolson.org/~bolson/2009/20090303_burlington_vt_mayor.html Brian Olson's analysis of the election]
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