Sarah Mearhoff

Officials certified statewide election results Tuesday, including the closely contested lieutenant governor’s race.

“For the sake of our country, we need to tamp down the division and fear, and we need to at least give him the opportunity to do better and do the right thing,” Vermont’s Republican governor said Wednesday.

Despite losing six Senate seats to Republicans in last week’s elections, “I don't think we need to throw the baby out with the bathwater,” one top senator said Thursday.

At their first meeting since losing their supermajority, Democratic senators-elect also vowed to refocus on rising property taxes.

MONTPELIER — A week and a half after Vermont voters eviscerated their supermajority, Senate Democrats convened Saturday to reflect on their election losses and chart a new course ahead of the 2025 legislative session. They voted to retain one top...

The race to become speaker of the Vermont House of Representatives is typically conducted mostly behind closed doors, but Rep. Laura Sibilia has taken the rare step of bringing her challenge to House Speaker Jill Krowinski public.

Within the class of newly elected House members, the gender disparities are stark. Of 51 representatives-elect, 37 are men, 13 are women and one is nonbinary.

When Vermont’s incoming first-term senators gathered in the Senate chamber in Montpelier this week for their new member orientation, the nine newcomers had something in common: They were all men.

After losing their supermajority, Democratic senators-elect vowed to refocus on rising property taxes

“This decision is of great concern to our constituents in border communities and surrounding areas, as it negatively affects public safety, the local economy, and the availability of workers in critical industries,” the Vermont delegation wrote.