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Vermont

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2026 statewide races

Likely RVermont Governor

Your options: Vermont Governor

Green Mountain Peace and Justice Party of Vermont
June Goodband

Who they are

Profession: Counselor. source

What they say they'll do

No priorities found on a campaign site yet.

What they've done

No voting record compiled yet.

Who funds them

State race: see filings at Vermont campaign finance disclosure.

In short

Profession: Counselor; no issue positions found on a campaign site yet.
Democrat
Amanda Janoo
Also on the ballot as: Vermont Progressive Party

Who they are

Janoo received a bachelor's degree in political science and global political economy from Macalester College in 2010 and a master of philosophy in development economics from the University of Cambridge in 2013. source

What they say they'll do

  • Protect & Invest in Community Schools
  • Protect Vermont, Deepen Democracy
  • Local Food, Healthy Communities, & A Vermont That Can Feed Itself
From their campaign site · positions on 3 topics

What they've done

No voting record compiled yet.

Who funds them

State race: see filings at Vermont campaign finance disclosure.

In short

Janoo received a bachelor's degree in political science and global political economy from Macalester College in 2010 and a master of philosophy in development economics from the University of Cambridge in 2013; campaign site states positions on 3 of our 16 topics.
Independent
Brian Judd

Who they are

Residence on the official candidate list: Barre City, Vermont. No further background found in a public source. source

What they say they'll do

No priorities found on a campaign site yet.

What they've done

No voting record compiled yet.

Who funds them

State race: see filings at Vermont campaign finance disclosure.

In short

Residence on the official candidate list: Barre City, Vermont. No further background found in a public source; no issue positions found on a campaign site yet.
No verified campaign link yet.
Freedom and Unity Party
Dean Roy

Who they are

Residence on the official candidate list: Stowe, Vermont. No further background found in a public source. source

What they say they'll do

No priorities found on a campaign site yet.

What they've done

No voting record compiled yet.

Who funds them

State race: see filings at Vermont campaign finance disclosure.

In short

Residence on the official candidate list: Stowe, Vermont. No further background found in a public source; no issue positions found on a campaign site yet.
No verified campaign link yet.
RepublicanIncumbent
Phil Scott

Who they are

Phil Scott (Republican Party) is the Governor of Vermont. He assumed office on January 5, 2017. source

What they say they'll do

No priorities found on a campaign site yet.

What they've done

Currently holds this office.

Who funds them

State race: see filings at Vermont campaign finance disclosure.

In short

Phil Scott (Republican Party) is the Governor of Vermont. He assumed office on January 5, 2017; no issue positions found on a campaign site yet.
Compare where they stand, issue by issue

Quotes are taken from each campaign's own website (first sentences of the section, unedited). Topics are assigned by keyword; we do not summarize or score positions. "No public position found" means we did not find the topic on the campaign site, not that the candidate has no view.

Topic
June Goodband I
Amanda Janoo D
Brian Judd I
Dean Roy I
Phil Scott R
Health care
No public position found
Local Food, Healthy Communities, & A Vermont That Can Feed ItselfEvery Vermonter should have access to healthy, nutritious food, and every farmer should be able to earn a good living feeding their community. Vermont is already showing the country what’s possible. source
No public position found
No public position found
No public position found
Schools & education
No public position found
Protect & Invest in Community SchoolsTogether, we can protect and strengthen Vermont's schools by investing in them as the heart of every community—bringing essential services closer to home, strengthening local economies, and giving communities more power to shape their own future. source
No public position found
No public position found
No public position found
Elections & government ethics
No public position found
Protect Vermont, Deepen DemocracyTogether, we can build the most democratic state in America by protecting our freedoms, giving every Vermonter a meaningful voice in the decisions that affect their lives, and returning more power to our communities. source
No public position found
No public position found
No public position found

No candidate in this race addresses on their site: Cost of living & jobs, Taxes & government spending, Social Security & Medicare, Immigration & the border, Crime & public safety, Guns, Abortion, Energy & environment, Foreign policy & defense, Veterans, Farming & rural issues, Housing, Roads, transit & infrastructure.

Other 2026 statewide offices in Vermont: candidate details coming soon.

Statewide officials now

What does a governor do?

Runs the state government. Proposes the state budget, signs or vetoes bills passed by the legislature, and appoints the heads of state agencies. Usually 4 years (2 in NH and VT).

  • State budget, schools and Medicaid funding
  • Signs or vetoes state laws
  • Leads emergency response and the state National Guard
Source: National Governors Association: Governors' Powers & Authority
RepublicanPhil ScottGovernor since 2017Official source
DemocraticJohn RodgersLieutenant Governor since 2025Official source
DemocraticCharity ClarkAttorney General since 2023Official source
DemocraticSarah L. Copeland HanzasSecretary of StateOfficial source

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State House (150 members)

What does a state representative do?

A member of the lower chamber of the state legislature (called the House, Assembly or House of Delegates). Writes and votes on state laws for a smaller district than a state senator. Usually 2 years.

  • State budget and taxes
  • Roads and schools
  • Local issues raised by constituents
Source: National Conference of State Legislatures
District
State representative
Committees
Orange-1
Environment; Canvassing
Orange-2
Commerce and Economic Development (clerk); Information Technology Oversight
Orange-3
Education; Canvassing
Addison-1
Fiscal; Health Reform Oversight; Transportation Oversight; Capitol Complex Flood Recovery Special; Appropriations (chair)
Addison-1
Environment (chair)
Addison-2
Education (chair)
Addison-3
Environment; Canvassing
Addison-3
Public Pension Oversight; Government Operations and Military Affairs (chair); Canvassing (co-chair)
Addison-4
Commerce and Economic Development
Addison-4
—
Addison-5
Human Services
Orleans-1
Agriculture, Food Resiliency and Forestry (ranking member)
Orleans-2
Ways and Means; Canvassing
Orleans-3
Transportation
Orleans-4
Education; Canvassing
Rutland-1
Legislative Management; Transportation; Rules (ex officio); Rules
Rutland-2
Commerce and Economic Development
Rutland-2
Judiciary (vice chair); Judicial Rules
Rutland-3
Judiciary
Rutland-4
Energy and Digital Infrastructure
Rutland-5
Human Services; Canvassing
Rutland-6
General and Housing (clerk); Canvassing
Rutland-7
Transportation
Rutland-8
Judiciary; Canvassing; Judicial Retention
Rutland-9
Human Services
Windham-1
Human Services
Windham-2
Energy and Digital Infrastructure (ranking member); Discrimination Prevention Panel; Information Technology Oversight
Windham-3
Health Care
Windham-3
Agriculture, Food Resiliency and Forestry; Canvassing
Windham-4
Sexual Harassment Prevention Panel; Appropriations
Windham-5
Education
Windham-6
Commerce and Economic Development; Carbon Emissions Reduction; Canvassing
Windham-7
Fiscal (chair); Ways and Means (chair); Public Pension Oversight; Health Reform Oversight; Transportation Oversight; Capitol Complex Flood Recovery Special
Windham-8
Sexual Harassment Prevention Panel; Transportation
Windham-9
Judiciary; Judicial Rules; Canvassing
Windsor-1
General and Housing; Discrimination Prevention Panel (chair)
Windsor-1
Agriculture, Food Resiliency and Forestry (vice chair); Canvassing; Rules
Windsor-2
Government Operations and Military Affairs
Windsor-3
Capitol Complex Security Working Group (vice chair); Legislative Justice Oversight (vice chair); Corrections and Institutions (chair); State Aid for School Construction Working Group; Capitol Complex Flood Recovery Special
Windsor-3
Environment; Canvassing
Windsor-4
—
Windsor-5
Fiscal; Ways and Means (ranking member)
Windsor-6
Human Services
Windsor-6
Judiciary (ranking member)
Franklin-1
Ethics Panel; General and Housing (vice chair); Canvassing
Franklin-1
Sexual Harassment Prevention Panel; Ways and Means
Franklin-2
Public Pension Oversight; Canvassing; Appropriations
Franklin-3
Corrections and Institutions
Franklin-4
Judiciary; Canvassing; Judicial Retention (clerk)
Franklin-4
Transportation Oversight; Transportation (chair)
Franklin-5
Government Operations and Military Affairs (vice chair); Canvassing
Franklin-5
Appropriations
Franklin-6
Corrections and Institutions (vice chair)
Franklin-7
Health Care
Franklin-8
—
Lamoille-1
Agriculture, Food Resiliency and Forestry (clerk); Canvassing
Lamoille-2
Energy and Digital Infrastructure; Canvassing
Lamoille-2
Human Services (clerk)
Lamoille-3
Government Operations and Military Affairs (clerk); Canvassing
Rutland-10
Ways and Means (vice chair)
Rutland-11
—
Caledonia-1
Health Care (clerk)
Caledonia-2
Energy and Digital Infrastructure; Canvassing
Caledonia-3
Education (vice chair); Sexual Harassment Prevention Panel
Caledonia-3
Canvassing; Rules; Appropriations (vice chair)
Bennington-1
Commerce and Economic Development
Bennington-2
Transportation (vice chair)
Bennington-2
Corrections and Institutions
Bennington-3
Agriculture, Food Resiliency and Forestry (chair); Canvassing
Bennington-4
Energy and Digital Infrastructure (chair)
Bennington-4
Education; Canvassing
Bennington-5
Appropriations
Bennington-5
Corrections and Institutions
Chittenden-1
Education (clerk); Canvassing
Chittenden-2
Education (ranking member); State Aid for School Construction Working Group (co-chair)
Chittenden-2
Judiciary; Judicial Retention (chair)
Chittenden-3
Commerce and Economic Development (vice chair)
Chittenden-3
Legislative Justice Oversight; Legislative Committee on Administrative Rules (chair); Appropriations (clerk)
Chittenden-4
Transportation (ranking member)
Chittenden-5
Government Operations and Military Affairs (ranking member); Canvassing
Chittenden-6
Transportation
Chittenden-7
Corrections and Institutions (clerk)
Chittenden-8
Ways and Means (clerk)
Chittenden-9
General and Housing (ranking member)
Washington-1
Human Services (ranking member)
Washington-1
Judiciary (clerk)
Washington-2
Energy and Digital Infrastructure (clerk)
Washington-2
Transportation
Washington-3
Ways and Means
Washington-3
Commerce and Economic Development
Washington-4
Education
Washington-4
Corrections and Institutions; Judicial Retention
Washington-5
Environment; Canvassing
Washington-6
General and Housing (chair)
Chittenden-10
Government Operations and Military Affairs
Chittenden-11
Corrections and Institutions
Chittenden-12
Legislative Justice Oversight (clerk); Judiciary (chair); Ethics Panel (chair); Judicial Rules
Chittenden-13
Energy and Digital Infrastructure; Canvassing
Chittenden-13
Appropriations (ranking member)
Chittenden-14
Government Operations and Military Affairs
Chittenden-14
Judiciary; Judicial Rules (chair); Canvassing
Chittenden-15
Health Care; Ethics Panel
Chittenden-15
Corrections and Institutions (ranking member); Sexual Harassment Prevention Panel
Chittenden-16
Environment
Chittenden-16
Legislative Management (vice chair); Rules (chair/ex officio); Rules (ex officio)
Chittenden-17
Commerce and Economic Development
Chittenden-18
Ways and Means; Legislative Committee on Administrative Rules; Ethics Panel
Chittenden-18
—
Chittenden-19
Health Care; Canvassing
Chittenden-19
Environment (clerk); Canvassing
Chittenden-20
General and Housing
Chittenden-20
Human Services; Canvassing
Chittenden-21
Health Care (vice chair); Discrimination Prevention Panel
Chittenden-21
Canvassing; Transportation (clerk)
Chittenden-22
Judiciary; Legislative Management; Rules (ex officio); Rules
Chittenden-22
Health Care; Rules (vice chair); Rules
Chittenden-23
Human Services (vice chair); Canvassing
Chittenden-23
General and Housing
Chittenden-24
Health Care (chair); Health Reform Oversight (vice chair); Canvassing
Chittenden-25
Human Services; Canvassing
Essex-Orleans
Environment (vice chair); Canvassing
Addison-Rutland
Transportation
Caledonia-Essex
General and Housing
Caledonia-Essex
Energy and Digital Infrastructure (vice chair); Canvassing; Information Technology Oversight
Essex-Caledonia
Carbon Emissions Reduction; Canvassing; Appropriations
Rutland-Windsor
Corrections and Institutions; Canvassing
Windsor-Addison
Commerce and Economic Development (ranking member)
Windsor-Windham
General and Housing
Orange-Caledonia
General and Housing; Canvassing
Orleans-Lamoille
County and Regional Governance Study; Ways and Means; Legislative Committee on Administrative Rules; Rules (ex officio)
Orleans-Lamoille
Commerce and Economic Development (chair); Canvassing
Windsor-Orange-1
Agriculture, Food Resiliency and Forestry
Windsor-Orange-2
Ways and Means
Windsor-Orange-2
Ways and Means
Washington-Orange
Corrections and Institutions; Canvassing; Discrimination Prevention Panel
Washington-Orange
—
Bennington-Rutland
Government Operations and Military Affairs; Canvassing; Discrimination Prevention Panel
Rutland-Bennington
Environment
Chittenden-Franklin
—
Chittenden-Franklin
Commerce and Economic Development
Lamoille-Washington
Appropriations
Lamoille-Washington
General and Housing; Canvassing
Caledonia-Washington
Agriculture, Food Resiliency and Forestry
Grand Isle-Chittenden
Education
Grand Isle-Chittenden
Ethics Panel; Government Operations and Military Affairs
Washington-Chittenden
Appropriations
Washington-Chittenden
Legislative Justice Oversight; Human Services (chair); Fiscal; Health Reform Oversight; Legislative Management; Capitol Complex Flood Recovery Special
Orange-Washington-Addison
Government Operations and Military Affairs
Orange-Washington-Addison
Environment (ranking member); Legislative Committee on Administrative Rules; Canvassing
Windham-Windsor-Bennington
Energy and Digital Infrastructure

State Senate (30 members)

What does a state senator do?

A member of the upper chamber of the state legislature. Writes and votes on state laws and the state budget, and in many states confirms the governor's appointees. Usually 4 years.

  • School funding and state taxes
  • State criminal laws
  • Drawing district maps (in many states)
Source: National Conference of State Legislatures
District
State senator
Committees
Essex
Institutions; Agriculture (chair); Canvassing; Capitol Complex Flood Recovery Special
Orange
—
Addison
Agriculture (clerk); Education
Addison
Canvassing (co-chair); Finance; Judicial Retention; Natural Resources and Energy
Orleans
—
Rutland
Education (clerk); Canvassing; Judicial Retention; Natural Resources and Energy (vice chair)
Rutland
Legislative Committee on Administrative Rules; Education (vice chair); State Aid for School Construction Working Group; Economic Development, Housing and General Affairs; Sexual Harassment Panel; Information Technology Oversight
Rutland
County and Regional Governance Study; Government Operations (chair); Agriculture; Public Pension Oversight; Sexual Harassment Panel; Rules; Judicial Retention (vice chair)
Windham
Legislative Justice Oversight; Judiciary (chair); Judicial Rules; Education
Windham
Legislative Justice Oversight; County and Regional Governance Study; Institutions (chair); Transportation; Canvassing
Windsor
Government Operations; Judicial Rules (vice chair); Legislative Management; Economic Development, Housing and General Affairs (chair); Sexual Harassment Panel (chair)
Windsor
Institutions; Agriculture (vice chair); Canvassing
Windsor
Government Operations; Transportation (vice chair); Sexual Harassment Panel
Franklin
Legislative Justice Oversight; County and Regional Governance Study; Judiciary (vice chair); State Aid for School Construction Working Group; Canvassing; Appropriations
Franklin
Judicial Rules; Economic Development, Housing and General Affairs (vice chair); Ethics Panel; Finance; Information Technology Oversight
Lamoille
Fiscal; Transportation (chair); Health Reform Oversight; Transportation Oversight (chair); Canvassing; Appropriations; Capitol Complex Flood Recovery Special
Caledonia
Fiscal (clerk); Legislative Committee on Administrative Rules; Legislative Management; Canvassing; Rules; Finance; Rules; Natural Resources and Energy (clerk)
Bennington
Legislative Committee on Administrative Rules (vice chair); Education (chair); Sexual Harassment Panel; Natural Resources and Energy
Bennington
Legislative Justice Oversight; Institutions (vice chair); Agriculture; Legislative Committee on Administrative Rules; Canvassing; Information Technology Oversight
Grand Isle
Transportation; Canvassing; Appropriations (vice chair)
Washington
Fiscal; Transportation; Public Pension Oversight; Health Reform Oversight; Transportation Oversight; Appropriations (chair); Capitol Complex Flood Recovery Special
Washington
Health and Welfare; Fiscal (vice chair); Health Reform Oversight; Transportation Oversight; Capitol Complex Flood Recovery Special; Finance (chair)
Washington
Canvassing; Sexual Harassment Panel; Appropriations; Natural Resources and Energy (chair)
Chittenden North
Judiciary (clerk); Canvassing; Ethics Panel; Finance (clerk)
Chittenden Central
Health and Welfare (vice chair); State Aid for School Construction Working Group (co-chair); Canvassing; Finance; Judicial Retention
Chittenden Central
Judiciary; Legislative Management (chair); Appropriations; Capitol Complex Flood Recovery Special; Rules (chair); Rules (ex officio)
Chittenden Central
Government Operations (vice chair); Judiciary; Public Pension Oversight; Judicial Rules; Ethics Panel
Chittenden Southeast
Legislative Justice Oversight (vice chair); Adverse Childhood Experiences Working Group (vice chair); Health and Welfare (chair); Fiscal; Health Reform Oversight (chair); Legislative Management; Appropriations; Rules; Rules
Chittenden Southeast
Economic Development, Housing and General Affairs; Ethics Panel; Finance (vice chair)
Chittenden Southeast
Education; Canvassing; Economic Development, Housing and General Affairs; Ethics Panel (chair); Rules; Rules

Mayors

What does a mayor do?

Leads a city. In 'strong mayor' cities (like Chicago) the mayor runs city departments and proposes the budget; in others the city council and a city manager hold more power. Usually 4 years.

  • Police and fire departments
  • City budget and property tax levy
  • Streets, water and garbage
Source: National League of Cities: Forms of Municipal Government
Mayors: coming soon.

Larger cities only, where Open States has current data. City council, county and school board: coming soon.