2026 Vermont elections
Follow our coverage as Vermont heads toward the general election on Tuesday, Nov. 3.
VTDigger relies on reader donations to provide this resource for voters. A one-time or monthly gift keeps it free to all.
Election coverage
How to vote in Vermont’s 2026 general election
Early voting is available through Nov. 2. All currently registered voters will automatically be sent ballots in the mail on or before Oct. 1. If you are not already registered, there are multiple ways to request and submit your ballot.
5 things we’re watching in Vermont’s general election
From perhaps the closest governor’s race in years to a fight over control of the Legislature, here’s what VTDigger is watching as Vermonters head to the polls this fall.
The Vermont Republican Party wants him elected Chittenden County’s top prosecutor. He doesn’t want the job.
Jace Laquerre, a software engineer, has an unconventional plan: If he beats George this fall, he’ll resign and let the governor appoint someone else, the GOP said.
Vermont Progressive Party chair resigns after less than a year on the job
Bill Hunsinger stepped down Tuesday but will stay involved with the party, its executive director said.
Killington passes budget after second vote but tumult still reigns
Killington’s town manager is on administrative leave pending a disciplinary hearing, and large scale infrastructure projects are on hold because of a staffing shortage.
How Amanda Janoo, a progressive political outsider, won Vermont’s Democratic primary for governor
“She represented a more authentic version of change, to enough voters, to give her the victory,” one observer said.
Incumbents largely hold on in Vermont’s legislative and statewide primaries
While Democrats selected a progressive political newcomer as their nominee for governor, leaders in both parties expressed satisfaction with the success of incumbents.
Washington Central district vote opens new route to school closures
Calais and Worcester voted against closing their schools earlier this year. But the new procedure allows the entire district to decide on the fate of individual schools.
Chittenden County State’s Attorney Sarah George prevails in hotly contested primary race
Candidates also advance around the state in closely watched law enforcement-related races – sans embattled incumbents.
‘A long shot’: Amanda Janoo wins Vermont’s Democratic primary for governor
The economist, who was virtually unknown before announcing her campaign, beat out Aly Richards, the former CEO of a prominent child care lobbying and advocacy group.
Molly Gray wins Democratic primary for lieutenant governor of Vermont
The former head of the Vermont Afghan Alliance will seek to regain the role from Lt. Gov. John Rodgers in November’s general election.
The results from Vermont’s 2026 primary election
A close Democratic primary for governor wrapped up a day of key races across the state.
Something went wrong. Please refresh the page and/or try again.
