| 1924Nov 4 | General Election | Representative in Congress | District 2 |  
Richard P. Freeman won
 (65%) against 3 opponents.
  Candidates »
  
   
	   | Candidate | Votes | % |    
          |   Republican | 42,161 | 65.0% |    
          | Democratic | 22,258 | 34.3% |    
          | Socialist | 378 | 0.6% |    
          | Prohibition | 105 | 0.2% |   
		  | Total Votes Cast | 64,902 |  |  | See Details for this Contest » |  | 
 
				
 
					 | 1914Nov 3 | General Election | Representative in Congress | District 2 |  
Richard P. Freeman won
 (53%) against 4 opponents.
  Candidates »
  
   
	   | Candidate | Votes | % |    
          |   Republican | 18,255 | 52.5% |    
          | Democratic | 14,270 | 41.0% |    
          | Progressive | 1,369 | 3.9% |    
          | Socialist | 579 | 1.7% |    
          | Prohibition | 296 | 0.9% |   
		  | Total Votes Cast | 34,769 |  |  | See Details for this Contest » |  | 
 
				
 
					 | 1912Nov 5 | General Election | State Representative | City/Town of  Windham |  
E. Frank Bugbee 
 and  9 others
 ran for 2 seats.
  Candidates »
  
   
	   | Candidate | Votes | % |    
          |   Democratic | 955 | 23.9% |    
          |   Democratic | 918 | 23.0% |    
          | Republican | 840 | 21.0% |    
          | Republican | 759 | 19.0% |    
          | Progressive | 202 | 5.1% |    
          | Progressive | 189 | 4.7% |    
          | Prohibition | 46 | 1.2% |    
          | Prohibition | 43 | 1.1% |    
              |  |  |  |   
		  | Total Votes Cast | 4,000 |  |  | See Details for this Contest » |  |