1989 Burlington mayoral election

Burlington mayoral election, 1989

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March 3, 1989

1991 →


Nominee	Peter Clavelle	Nancy Chioffi
Party	Independent	Democratic
Popular vote	5,626	4,400
Percentage	56.11%	43.89

Mayor of Burlington before election

Bernie Sanders
Independent

Elected Mayor of Burlington

Peter Clavelle
Independent

The 1989 Burlington mayoral election was held March 3, 1989. Progressive-coalition affiliated, Independent candidate Peter Clavelle won his first non-consecutive term with 56.11% of the popular vote against Democratic candidate Nancy Chioffi.

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Burlington mayoral election, 1989^[1]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Independent	Peter Clavelle	5,626	56.11%
	Democratic	Nancy Chioffi	4,400	43.89%
Total votes			10,026	100%

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