Vermont election results
Live Vermont election results for November 3, 2026: the governor race between Amanda Janoo and Phil Scott, plus 1 House seat, 5 statewide offices and 2 ballot measures. All polls in Vermont close by 7 p.m. Eastern. Until votes are counted each race shows the On Point forecast; returns fill in as counties report.
Governor 1
House 1
- District 1Becca Balint vs Gerald MalloyD +34.4ForecastForecast
Statewide offices 5
- Attorney generalCharity Clark vs Ed KemonD +13.6ForecastForecast
- AuditorTim Ashe vs Ivar KronickD +9.4ForecastForecast
- Lieutenant governorMolly Gray vs John RodgersD +6.7ForecastForecast
- Secretary of stateSarah Copeland Hanzas vs H. Brooke PaigeD +12.9ForecastForecast
- TreasurerMike Pieciak vs Lynn LaFleurD +12.8ForecastForecast
Ballot measures 2
- Proposal 3Constitutional right to collective bargainingForecastForecast
- Proposal 4Constitutional equal protection guaranteeForecastForecast
State legislatures 2
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Vermont results, answered
When do polls close in Vermont?
All polls in Vermont close by 7 p.m. Eastern. Results begin to appear here as soon as the first counties report.
Who is favored in the Vermont governor race?
Amanda Janoo vs Phil Scott. Phil Scott leads the On Point forecast by 8.1 points and wins 90 percent of the model's simulated elections.
Where can I see Vermont results by county?
Open any race on this page for its county by county count, the share of the expected vote in, and an estimate of the final margin from the counties still out.
How often do these results update?
The page reads the live count from civicAPI, which gathers it from state and county election offices, about once a minute on election night.