U.S. House candidate Sen. Becca Balint, D-Windham, won the endorsement of the Vermont affiliate of the American Federation of Teachers on Monday. The union represents more than 6,000 workers in […]
U.S. House candidate Sen. Becca Balint, D-Windham, was endorsed by the Vermont Building Trades Council on Tuesday. The organization represents 13 unions and thousands of Vermont workers, according to a […]
Andrew Brown, president of the Village of Essex Junction, has set his sights on the Vermont Senate. Brown announced Monday he is running in the new, three-member Chittenden Central Senate […]
Jared Duval, an environmental advocate and former state director of economic development, is vying for a seat in the Vermont Senate, he announced late Sunday. Washington County voters can expect […]
Charity Clark, who has served as chief of staff of the Vermont Attorney General’s Office since 2018, is stepping down from her role while “seriously considering” a run for attorney […]
Like other capital city mayors that came before her, Montpelier’s Anne Watson is looking to move down the street. Late Thursday, the four-year mayor announced her Democratic bid for state […]
How did your town vote in Vermont House and Senate races? Use our lookup table to find your district, then see the House and Senate tables below to get full […]
Progressive/Democratic legislator Robin Chesnut-Tangerman has lost his reelection bid to Republican Sally Achey in the Rutland-Bennington House district. Achey beat Chesnut-Tangerman by just 32 votes, 1,417 to 1,385. Chesnut-Tangerman first […]
Incumbent Rep. James Carroll, D-Bennington, has lost his reelection bid to Democratic newcomer Michael Nigro. The margins were close — Nigro beat Carroll by 75 votes, 1,491 to 1,416. Republican […]
Gov. Phil Scott delivered a recorded speech — from his motorcycle garage, he said — after winning a third term as governor on Tuesday night. Scott thanked his challenger, Lt. […]
Editor's note: this article was changed to reflect updated results. Lt. Gov. David Zuckerman, who seemingly beat Gov. Phil Scott in the liberal town of Brattleboro by a single vote, […]
Progressive/Democratic candidate Taylor Small has become Vermont’s first openly transgender lawmaker, winning a Winooski House seat. Incumbent Rep. Hal Colston, D-Winooski, also won re-election. Colston was the top vote-getter, according […]
Former Vice President Joe Biden’s first electoral college win Tuesday was in Vermont, according to CNN. The cable news station had already called Indiana for President Donald Trump, putting the […]
BURLINGTON — By 5 p.m., 2,780 voters had visited the polls at Edmunds Middle School, up only a few hundred from the noontime total. At Fletcher Free Library, about 1,000 […]
