Who is running?
Review all 23 printed candidates across 7 statewide contests. Vermont's October 29 write-in registration deadline had not passed on October 1, so the named write-in roster is explicitly provisional.
Vermont 2026 public election guide
Compare the candidates and reported campaign money
Compare all 23 printed candidates in Vermont's 7 statewide candidate contests. This guide connects the official qualified-candidate roster with exact Campaign Finance Online and FEC records, voting deadlines, two constitutional amendments, judicial-ballot scope, and primary sources.
7statewide candidate contests
23printed candidates
17exact state records
2statewide amendments
Start here
Open the official 2026 candidate roster pageChoose a Vermont statewide contest
The official candidate names appear first. Campaign finance is reported separately and is not an endorsement or prediction.
Representative to CongressPhoenix K. AltairBecca BalintGerald MalloyAdam OrtizSuzanne "Suz" SeymourRyan P. WaltonCompare this raceGovernorJune GoodbandAmanda JanooBrian JuddDean RoyPhil ScottCompare this raceLieutenant GovernorMolly GrayJohn S. RodgersCompare this raceState TreasurerZachary HamplLynn LaFleurMike PieciakCompare this raceSecretary of StateSarah Copeland HanzasH. Brooke PaigeRachel ShawCompare this raceAuditor of AccountsTim AsheIvar KronickCompare this raceAttorney GeneralCharity R. ClarkEdwin Howell KemonCompare this race
What did candidates report?
Compare 17 exact Vermont Campaign Finance Online candidate-index records and two exact FEC candidate summaries. Four federal choices have explicit unavailable notes instead of invented zeros.
When and how do I vote?
View same-day registration, early and absentee voting, automatic ballot mailing, identification, polling-hour, constitutional-amendment, and judicial-selection rules.
How to read the money: State cards reproduce exact total raised and total spent figures from the official 2026 General Election candidate index, paired with each candidate's latest disclosure period available on October 1. The index does not publish cash balance, so none is calculated. FEC cards use each candidate page's stated coverage.
Get ready to vote
November 3, 2026
Same-day registration remains available through Election Day. Early and absentee voting begins September 19 or when ballots are available. Town clerks automatically mail ballots to active qualified voters by October 1. Polls close at 7 p.m. November 3.
Guide version: October 1, 2026. Read included and missing coverage.