2017 Rutland mayoral election

The 2017 Rutland, Vermont mayoral election was held March 6, 2017. David Allaire was elected to his first term with 51.85% of the popular vote, defeating incumbent mayor Christopher Louras.

Rutland mayoral election, 2017

March 6, 2017


Nominee	David Allaire	Christopher C. Louras	Michael Coppinger
Party	Republican	Independent	Democratic
Popular vote	2,196	1,420	559
Percentage	51.85%	33.53%	13.20%

Mayor before election

Christopher C. Louras
Independent

Elected Mayor

David Allaire
Republican

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Background

Incumbent mayor Christopher Louras was first elected in 2007.

In April 2016, Louras announced a program to bring up to 100 refugees of the Syrian Civil War from Syria and surrounding countries to the city to be housed.[1] Rutland Board of Alders member David Allaire was a strong critic of both the program and its implementation. Candidate Michael Coppinger, a Rutland downtown development advocate, was in favor of such a program but had issues with Louras' specific program and announcing the program quickly without public input.[2]

Election Results

Rutland mayoral election, 2017[3]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	David Allaire	2,196	51.85%
	Independent	Christopher C. Louras (incumbent)	1,420	33.53%
	Democratic	Michael Coppinger	559	13.20%
	Independent	Kam Johnston	54	1.30%
	Write-in	Write-ins	6	0.14%
Total votes			4,235	100%
	Republican gain from Independent

References

"Rutland mayor: Syrian refugee plan cost him re-election". burlingtonfreepress.com.
"In Referendum on Refugees, Rutland Mayor Loses Reelection Bid".
"Rutland mayoral results".

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