Vermont General Assembly

The General Assembly and the Nov. 3 ballot

All 150 House seats and all 30 Senate seats are on the November 3 ballot: representatives and senators both serve two years. Many districts elect two or three members, and each voter can vote for as many candidates as the district elects. Two proposed amendments to the Vermont Constitution, Proposals 3 and 4, are on the ballot too. Enter your address to see your districts.

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Every legislative race

Vermont Senate (16)
Every legislative race: Vermont Senate
DistrictCandidatesNow in the seat
Addison Voters choose up to 2.
  • Hannah Sessions (Democratic)
  • Ruth Hardy (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Andrew Klein (Republican)
  • Steven Heffernan (Republican) · Incumbent
Ruth Hardy (D)
Steven Heffernan (R)
Bennington Voters choose up to 2.
  • Robert Plunkett (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Seth Bongartz (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Josh R. Williams (Republican)
  • Lawrence Whitmire (Republican)
  • Rachel Shaw (Progressive)
Seth Bongartz (D)
Robert Plunkett (D)
Caledonia
  • David M. Roth (Democratic)
  • Scott Beck (Republican) · Incumbent
Scott Beck (R)
Chittenden-Central Voters choose up to 3.
Philip Baruth (D)
Martine Larocque Gulick (D)
Tanya Vyhovsky (I)
Chittenden-North Christopher Mattos (R)
Chittenden-Southeast Voters choose up to 3.
Thomas Chittenden (D)
Ginny Lyons (D)
Kesha Ram Hinsdale (D)
Essex Russ Ingalls (R)
Franklin Voters choose up to 2.
  • A. Gregory Rainville (Democratic)
  • Alexander Bobella (Democratic)
  • Randy Brock (Republican) · Incumbent
  • Robert Norris (Republican) · Incumbent
Randy Brock (R)
Robert Norris (R)
Grand Isle
  • Kim Gleason (Democratic)
  • Pat Brennan (Republican) · Incumbent
Pat Brennan (R)
Lamoille Richard Westman (R)
Orange John Benson (R)
Orleans John Morley III (R)
Rutland Voters choose up to 3.
Brian Collamore (R)
David Weeks (R)
Terry Williams (R)
Washington Voters choose up to 3.
  • Ann Cummings (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Andrew Perchlik (Democratic, Progressive) · Incumbent
  • Anne Watson (Democratic, Progressive) · Incumbent
  • Christopher A. Neddo (Republican)
  • Peter Schmeeckle (Republican)
  • Rob Laclair (Republican)
Ann Cummings (D)
Andrew Perchlik (D)
Anne Watson (D)
Windham Voters choose up to 2.
  • Nader Hashim (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Wendy Harrison (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Dale L. Gassett (Republican)
  • Rusty E. Sage (Republican)
Wendy Harrison (D)
Nader Hashim (D)
Windsor Voters choose up to 3.
  • Joe Major (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Becca White (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Elizabeth Burrows (Democratic, Progressive)
  • Andrea Murray (Republican)
  • Jack Williams (Republican)
  • Jonathan Gleason (Republican)
  • Joe Izzo (Independent)
Alison Clarkson (D)
Joe Major (D)
Becca White (D)
Vermont House (109)
Every legislative race: Vermont House
DistrictCandidatesNow in the seat
Addison-1 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Mike Roy (Democratic)
  • Robin Scheu (Democratic) · Incumbent
Robin Scheu (D)
Amy Sheldon (D)
Addison-2
  • Tanya Byker (Democratic)
  • Annie Wilson (Republican)
Peter Conlon (D)
Addison-3 Voters choose up to 2.
  • John Stroup (Democratic)
  • Ariel Bolles (Democratic, Progressive)
  • Joseph Baker (Republican)
  • Rob North (Republican) · Incumbent
Matthew Birong (D)
Rob North (R)
Addison-4 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Jeanne Albert (Democratic)
  • Karen Lueders (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Chanin Hill (Republican)
  • Lynn Dike (Republican)
Karen Lueders (D)
Herb Olson (D)
Addison-5 Jubilee McGill (D)
Addison-Rutland
  • Jonathan Hescock (Democratic)
  • Jim Casey (Republican) · Incumbent
Jim Casey (R)
Bennington-1
  • Jonathan Cooper (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Charles Edward Jewett (Republican)
Jonathan Cooper (D)
Bennington-2 Voters choose up to 2.
Timothy R. Corcoran II (D)
Will Greer (D)
Bennington-3
  • David Durfee (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Victor K. Harwood Jr. (Republican)
David Durfee (D)
Bennington-4 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Robert Hunter (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Thomas West (Democratic)
  • Alford Clayton (Republican)
  • Michael Fernandez (Independent)
Robert Hunter (D)
Kathleen James (D)
Bennington-5 Voters choose up to 2.
Mary A. Morrissey (R)
Michael Nigro (D)
Bennington-Rutland Sandy Pinsonault (R)
Caledonia-1
  • David Tucker (Democratic)
  • Debra Powers (Republican) · Incumbent
Debra Powers (R)
Caledonia-2 Mike Southworth (R)
Caledonia-3 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Dennis R. Labounty (Democratic)
  • Beth Quimby (Republican) · Incumbent
  • Erik R. Lavallee (Republican)
  • Bill Coleman (Progressive, Democratic)
Martha Feltus (R)
Beth Quimby (R)
Caledonia-Essex Voters choose up to 2.
  • Amanda Cochrane (Democratic)
  • Heather Whitemore Young (Democratic)
  • Debbie Dolgin (Republican) · Incumbent
  • Steven Dolgin (Republican)
  • Brandolyn Bradley (Independent)
R. Scott Campbell (D)
Debbie Dolgin (R)
Caledonia-Washington
  • Eric Bach (Democratic)
  • Greg Burtt (Republican) · Incumbent
Greg Burtt (R)
Chittenden-1 Jana Brown (D)
Chittenden-2 Voters choose up to 2.
Angela Arsenault (D)
Erin Brady (D)
Chittenden-3 Voters choose up to 2.
Edye Graning (D)
Trevor Squirrell (D)
Chittenden-4
  • Kelsey Pasteris (Democratic)
  • John Kingston (Independent)
Phil Pouech (D)
Chittenden-5 Chea Waters Evans (D)
Chittenden-6
  • Kate Lalley (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Deb Mayfield (Republican)
Kate Lalley (D)
Chittenden-7 Shawn Sweeney (D)
Chittenden-8 Bridget Burkhardt (D)
Chittenden-9 Emilie Krasnow (D)
Chittenden-10 Kate Nugent (D)
Chittenden-11 Brian Minier (D)
Chittenden-12 Martin LaLonde (D)
Chittenden-13 Voters choose up to 2.
Tiffany Bluemle (D)
Bram Kleppner (D)
Chittenden-14 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Elizabeth Allen-Pennebaker (Democratic)
  • Aaliyah Davila (Republican)
  • Adam Franz (Progressive, Democratic)
Barbara Rachelson (D)
Mary-Katherine Stone (D)
Chittenden-15 Voters choose up to 2.
Brian Cina (I)
Troy Headrick (I)
Chittenden-16 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Christopher Haessly (Independent)
  • Jeffrey Peterson (Progressive, Democratic)
  • Trang Do (Progressive, Democratic)
Jill Krowinski (D)
Kate Logan (I)
Chittenden-17 Abbey Duke (D)
Chittenden-18 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Ali Dieng (Democratic)
  • Carol Ode (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Dave Hartnett (Independent)
Carol Ode (D)
Kevin Scully (D)
Chittenden-19 Voters choose up to 2.
Sarita Austin (D)
Wendy Critchlow (D)
Chittenden-20 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Doug Bishop (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Gayle Pezzo (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Bill Bezio (Republican)
  • Doug Wood (Republican)
Doug Bishop (D)
Gayle Pezzo (D)
Chittenden-21 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Daisy Berbeco (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Matt Gile (Progressive, Democratic)
Daisy Berbeco (D)
Chloe Tomlinson (I)
Chittenden-22 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Karen Dolan (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Lori Houghton (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Brent Boerger (Republican)
  • Seth Adam Manley (Republican)
Karen Dolan (D)
Lori Houghton (D)
Chittenden-23 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Erik Post (Democratic)
  • Rey Garofano (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Lynn U. Smith (Republican)
  • Pearl Lucero Beckage (Republican)
Leonora Dodge (D)
Rey Garofano (D)
Chittenden-24
  • Alyssa Black (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Stephanie Mack (Republican)
Alyssa Black (D)
Chittenden-25
  • Julia Andrews (Democratic)
  • Brenda Steady (Republican) · Incumbent
Brenda Steady (R)
Chittenden-Franklin Voters choose up to 2.
  • Henry A. Bonges III (Democratic)
  • Natalie Cashen (Democratic)
  • Tony Micklus (Republican) · Incumbent
  • Kase Long (Republican) · Incumbent
Kase Long (R)
Tony Micklus (R)
Essex-Caledonia John Kascenska (R)
Essex-Orleans
  • David M. Jacobs (Republican)
  • John Lally (WLVA)
Larry Labor (R)
Franklin-1 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Caroline Bright (Democratic)
  • Julie Filiberti (Democratic)
  • Bob Stebbins (Republican)
  • Keith Billado (Republican)
Ashley Bartley (R)
Carolyn Branagan (R)
Franklin-2 Eileen Dickinson (R)
Franklin-3
  • Suzanne Kenyon (Democratic)
  • Joe Luneau (Republican) · Incumbent
Joe Luneau (R)
Franklin-4 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Carmela Ann Mayette (Democratic)
  • Tamar Bouchard (Democratic)
  • Matt Walker (Republican) · Incumbent
  • Thomas Oliver (Republican) · Incumbent
Thomas Oliver (R)
Matt Walker (R)
Franklin-5 Voters choose up to 2.
Lisa Hango (R)
Wayne Laroche (R)
Franklin-6 James Gregoire (R)
Franklin-7 Penny Demar (R)
Franklin-8
  • Zach Scheffler (Democratic)
  • Jack Brigham (Republican) · Incumbent
Jack Brigham (R)
Grand Isle-Chittenden Voters choose up to 2.
  • Dave Skinner (Democratic)
  • Sylvia Jensen (Democratic)
  • Josie Henry (Republican)
  • Michael Morgan (Republican) · Incumbent
Leland Morgan (R)
Michael Morgan (R)
Lamoille-1 Jed Lipsky (I)
Lamoille-2 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Daniel Noyes (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • James Lipinski (Democratic)
  • Malcolm Teale (Republican)
  • Richard Bailey (Republican) · Incumbent
Richard Bailey (R)
Daniel Noyes (D)
Lamoille-3
  • Deb Nevil (Democratic)
  • Rebecca Pitre (Republican)
  • Adam Howard (Independent)
Lucy Boyden (D)
Lamoille-Washington Voters choose up to 2.
  • David Yacovone (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Saudia LaMont (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Jason Thompson (Republican)
  • Susanna Guthmann Burnham (Republican)
Saudia LaMont (D)
David Yacovone (D)
Orange-1 Mike Tagliavia (R)
Orange-2
  • Lance V. Mills (Democratic)
  • Nicholas Dilorenzo (Republican)
Monique Priestley (D)
Orange-3
  • Fran Covey (Republican)
Joshua Dobrovich (R)
Orange-Caledonia
  • Aiden Boyd Otterman (Democratic)
  • Tom Otterman (Republican)
  • Susan Culp (Independent)
Joseph Parsons (I)
Orange-Washington-Addison Voters choose up to 2.
  • Larry Satcowitz (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Lance Ryan (Republican)
  • Stephen W. Webster (Republican)
  • Emery Mattheis (Progressive, Democratic)
Philip Jay Hooper (D)
Larry Satcowitz (D)
Orleans-1 Richard Nelson (R)
Orleans-2
  • Xavier Stevens (Democratic)
  • Woodman Page (Republican) · Incumbent
Woodman Page (R)
Orleans-3 Ken Wells (R)
Orleans-4 Leanne Harple (D)
Orleans-Lamoille Voters choose up to 2.
  • Mark Higley (Republican, Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Praneet Menon (Republican, Democratic)
Mark Higley (R)
Michael Marcotte (R)
Rutland-1 Patricia McCoy (R)
Rutland-2 Voters choose up to 2.
Dave Bosch (R)
Thomas Burditt (R)
Rutland-3
  • Chris Brown (Republican)
Zachary Harvey (R)
Rutland-4 Christopher Howland (R)
Rutland-5 Eric Maguire (R)
Rutland-6
  • Chris Siliski (Democratic)
  • Cindy Laskevich (Republican)
Mary E. Howard (D)
Rutland-7 Chris Keyser (R)
Rutland-8
  • Genevieve K. Duchesneau (Democratic)
  • Alicia Malay (Republican) · Incumbent
Alicia Malay (R)
Rutland-9
  • Jeff Haylon (Democratic)
  • Aida Nielsen (Republican)
Todd Nielsen (R)
Rutland-10 William Canfield (R)
Rutland-11 Valorie Taylor (R)
Rutland-Bennington
  • Jessica van Oort (Democratic, Progressive)
  • Chris Pritchard (Republican) · Incumbent
Chris Pritchard (R)
Rutland-Windsor
  • Phoebe Tucker (Democratic)
  • Kevin Winter (Republican) · Incumbent
Kevin Winter (R)
Washington-1 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Kenneth Goslant (Republican, Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Lucas J. Herring (Republican, Democratic)
Anne B. Donahue (I)
Kenneth Goslant (R)
Washington-2 Voters choose up to 2.
Dara Torre (D)
Candice White (D)
Washington-3 Voters choose up to 2.
Michael Boutin (R)
Teddy Waszazak (D)
Washington-4 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Jared Duval (Democratic, Progressive)
  • Kate McCann (Democratic, Progressive) · Incumbent
Conor Casey (D)
Kate McCann (D)
Washington-5 Ela Chapin (D)
Washington-6 Marc Mihaly (D)
Washington-Chittenden Voters choose up to 2.
  • Katarina Lisaius (Democratic)
  • Theresa Wood (Democratic) · Incumbent
Thomas Stevens (D)
Theresa Wood (D)
Washington-Orange Voters choose up to 2.
  • Emily Wheeler-Reynolds (Democratic)
  • Melissa Battah (Democratic)
  • David Soucy (Republican) · Incumbent
  • Gina Galfetti (Republican) · Incumbent
Gina Galfetti (R)
David Soucy (R)
Windham-1
  • Zon Eastes (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Nancy L. Gassett (Republican)
Zon Eastes (D)
Windham-2 Laura Sibilia (I)
Windham-3 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Chris Lundberg (Democratic)
  • Michelle Bos-Lun (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Nicole Amanda Cota (Republican)
  • Ryan M. Coyne (Republican)
Michelle Bos-Lun (D)
Leslie Goldman (D)
Windham-4
  • Michael Mrowicki (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Lynne Wilkins (Republican)
  • Ian G. Diamondstone (GMPJ)
Michael Mrowicki (D)
Windham-5 Emily Long (D)
Windham-6 Emily Carris Duncan (D)
Windham-7 Emilie Kornheiser (D)
Windham-8
  • Daniel Quipp (Democratic)
  • William Harvey (Republican)
Mollie S. Burke (D)
Windham-9 Ian Goodnow (D)
Windham-Windsor-Bennington Christopher Morrow (D)
Windsor-1 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Dylan Morse (Democratic)
  • John G. Tansey (Democratic)
  • Rich Thomas (Independent)
John Bartholomew (D)
Elizabeth Burrows (D)
Windsor-2
  • Mark Yuengling (Democratic)
  • VL Coffin IV (Republican) · Incumbent
VL Coffin IV (R)
Windsor-3 Voters choose up to 2.
Alice M. Emmons (D)
Kristi Morris (D)
Windsor-4
  • Michael Hoyt (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Justin Schoville (GMPJ)
  • Kyle Hansen (Independent)
Michael Hoyt (D)
Windsor-5 Charles Kimbell (D)
Windsor-6 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Alanna Ojibway (Democratic, Progressive)
  • James Coleman (Progressive, Democratic)
Kevin Christie (D)
Esme Cole (D)
Windsor-Addison
  • Kirk White (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Michael J. White (Republican)
Kirk White (D)
Windsor-Orange-1
  • John O'Brien (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Bruce Post (Republican)
John O'Brien (D)
Windsor-Orange-2 Voters choose up to 2.
  • Lauren Morando Rhim (Democratic)
  • Dee Gish (Democratic, Progressive)
Rebecca Holcombe (D)
James Masland (D)
Windsor-Windham
  • William Hoser (Democratic)
  • Tom Charlton (Republican) · Incumbent
Tom Charlton (R)

Candidates as the Secretary of State's list of the general election's qualified candidates (last updated September 23, 2026) shows them, each with the party or parties that nominated them, the party the candidate belongs to first. Secretary of State's candidate list ↗. Checked Oct. 22, 2026.