The races
Each page covers where the race stands, each side's pros and cons, the key issues side by side, and sources.
Governor
Scott vs. Janoo
Phil Scott (R) · Amanda Janoo (D)Five-term incumbent Phil Scott faces the tightest race of his career against economist Amanda Janoo.
Read the comparison → Lieutenant GovernorRodgers vs. Gray
John Rodgers (R) · Molly Gray (D)The current lieutenant governor faces a former one in an unusually personal race.
Read the comparison → U.S. HouseBalint vs. Malloy
Becca Balint (D) · Gerald Malloy (R)Vermont's lone House member seeks a third term against an Army veteran on his third federal run.
Read the comparison → State TreasurerPieciak vs. LaFleur
Mike Pieciak (D) · Lynn LaFleur (R)A two-term treasurer with a long list of programs faces a Stowe accountant added to the ballot in August.
Read the comparison → Secretary of StateCopeland Hanzas vs. Paige
Sarah Copeland Hanzas (D) · H. Brooke Paige (R)A 2024 rematch with a clear contrast on how Vermont runs elections, especially mail voting.
Read the comparison → Ballot QuestionsPropositions 3 & 4
Collective bargaining · Equal protectionTwo constitutional amendments that would lock existing rights into the Vermont Constitution.
Read the comparison →Key dates
Election Day
Nov. 3
Polls open at least until 7 p.m. Check your town for opening time.
Mail ballots
Sent to voters
Vermont mails ballots to active registered voters. Return by mail, at your town clerk, or vote in person.
Governor debates
Oct. 21 & 28
Vermont Public on Oct. 21; WCAX on Oct. 28.
Questions about voting? Contact your town or city clerk, or visit the Vermont Secretary of State's elections page for official information.