Park H. Pollard

Park H. Pollard

U.S.A.

Party Democrat
Latest Campaign State Governor
Date of Birth June 5, 1869
Date of Death Dec. 26, 1956 (Age: 87)
Overall Community Sentiment: Neutral

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Personal Background

Park H. Pollard began his career as a pharmacist and business owner before transitioning into local politics. He held various local offices and served on the Vermont Public Service Commission. Pollard later became the chairman of the Vermont Democratic Party and was elected to the state house, where he advocated for fiscal conservatism. Despite multiple attempts, he did not secure higher offices, including two gubernatorial nominations.

Political Ideas

Park H. Pollard's political philosophy is marked by a distinctive blend of fiscal conservatism and progressive stances on social issues, particularly Prohibition. Pollard's advocacy for fiscal restraint in government spending contrasts with his consistent support for loosening Prohibition laws, revealing an unexpected alignment with liberal social policies. His rhetorical style likely emphasizes the economic benefits of deregulation, creating a unique tension between his conservative fiscal and liberal social positions.

Campaigns
1942: Vermont State Governor

Election History

1942 Vermont gubernatorial election

12,708 votes (22.10%)

Loss

Winner: William H. Wills

Vermont Governor 1942, Democrat Primary

2,296 votes (99.50%)

Win
1930: Vermont State Governor

Election History

1930 Vermont gubernatorial election

21,540 votes (28.90%)

Loss

Winner: Stanley C. Wilson

Vermont Governor 1930, Democrat Primary

1,723 votes (96.70%)

Win