2026 Vermont elections
Follow our coverage as Vermont heads toward the general election on Tuesday, Nov. 3.
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Election coverage
Voter voices from Milton’s Bombardier Park
Parkgoers enjoying a sunny afternoon in Milton shared their thoughts on the upcoming Nov. 3 election.
Voter voices from Rutland’s downtown Walmart plaza
While some Rutland County residents favor the recognizable face in the gubernatorial race, other voters think it’s time for something different.
Voter voices: At the Cambridge dump, unease about Vermont’s future
Benton Donlevy wants to buy a house, but “there’s a lot of factors making that pretty difficult right now,” the 25-year-old from Jeffersonville said.
Build or tax? Vermont’s governor candidates emphasize different elements of housing policy.
Both candidates vying for Vermont’s top job want to bring down housing costs and make the state a more affordable place to live. But Gov. Phil Scott and challenger Amanda Janoo have starkly different ideas about what’s driving the state’s housing problems — and how to fix them.
Voter voices from east to west
At two time-honored restaurants in Addison County, undecided and independent voters express more worry than certainty.
Voter voices from the Upper Valley
A Saturday snapshot from the Norwich Farmers’ Market just over two weeks ahead of Election Day shows some former Scott voters growing skeptical about the governor’s bid for reelection.
Vermont officials raise concerns over ‘heated’ confrontations between voters, town clerks ahead of Election Day
Republican Gov. Phil Scott also said his administration would “do whatever we have to do” to prevent federal officials from exerting undue influence over the voting process.
Journalism Club to discuss Vermont election coverage on Nov. 5 in Williston
The event will be moderated by Boston Globe reporter Paul Heintz and feature VTDigger’s Shaun Robinson.
The last Democratic legislator in Rutland County is leaving office. What could that mean for the county’s political future?
Historically a Republican stronghold, Rutland County sent Republicans to fill a large majority of its seats in the Legislature last session. This election cycle, the Democratic Party couldn’t find anyone to run for Senate and several House seats in Rutland.
Bernie Sanders makes rare Vermont campaign appearance, stumping with Amanda Janoo to push universal primary care
“She is a progressive candidate who’s reaching out to working class people and in a variety of ways, I think, fills the agenda of what a strong, progressive governor can do,” Sanders told reporters.
5 takeaways from Phil Scott and Amanda Janoo’s first debate of the campaign
The two candidates proposed starkly different approaches to Vermont’s biggest challenges but kept things friendly between them.
Gov. Scott put property taxes and school consolidation center stage. Now Amanda Janoo is rallying opposition.
Scott has billed school consolidation as a path to lowering property taxes. Democratic challenger Amanda Janoo is doubling down on keeping small schools.
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