Free public service for Vermont votersNo candidate endorsementsGuide sources checked October 1, 2026General election November 3, 2026
Scope and limitations
What this Vermont guide covers
Source-export observations are now available
Two independent public CSV exports for source election filter 45 (General Election 2026), not all Vermont election activity. All 45,046 observed contribution rows and 13,880 observed expenditure rows are retained. Source export ordinals plus file hashes identify local occurrences, not agency transactions. No new observation is added to an older copy of the same export.
Separate source-export observations for the General Election 2026 search. Contributions mix cash, noncash and loans without a usable split. Monetary and in-kind expenditures remain separate. These are export occurrences, not uniquely identified or amendment-resolved transactions, complete-cycle totals or cash balances.
This release covers every candidate contest decided by all Vermont voters in the November 3, 2026 general election.
Included
Published now
Vermont's at-large U.S. House contest and six statewide executive contests
All 23 official printed candidates in those contests
Exact Campaign Finance Online candidate-index records for all 17 state-office candidates
Exact FEC summaries or explicit unavailable notes for all six U.S. House candidates
Same-day registration, early and absentee voting, automatic ballot mailing, identification, polling-hour, constitutional-amendment, and judicial-selection rules
Not included
Outside this release
Vermont Senate and House district contests
State's attorney, sheriff, high bailiff, probate judge, assistant judge, justice of the peace, county, municipal, school, and other substate contests
Local ballot questions and local ballot-style differences
Transaction-level donor and expenditure analysis
Unfinalized write-in candidates as printed candidates
Known finance limits
4 finance summaries unavailable
Phoenix K. AltairPhoenix K. Altair appears in the official Vermont qualified-candidate roster, but no exact match was found in the FEC 2026 candidate master or Vermont at-large candidate financial summaries as of October 1, 2026. Missing here does not mean $0.
Adam OrtizThe FEC 2026 candidate master lists Adam Ortiz as candidate H2VT00177 without a principal campaign committee, but the candidate page has no 2025-2026 financial summary as of October 1, 2026. Missing here does not mean $0.
Suzanne "Suz" SeymourThe FEC 2026 candidate master lists Suzanne Seymour as candidate H6VT00269 with principal campaign committee C00956482, but the candidate page has no 2025-2026 financial summary as of October 1, 2026. Missing here does not mean $0.
Ryan P. WaltonThe FEC 2026 candidate master lists Ryan Patrick Walton as candidate H6VT01093 with principal campaign committee C00957886, but the candidate page has no 2025-2026 financial summary as of October 1, 2026. Missing here does not mean $0.
District contests, local ballot styles, final write-ins, and itemized finance
Legislative, county, municipal, judicial district and other local ballot expansion, plus the official post-deadline write-in roster, remain outside the featured ballot guide. The separate export explorer includes source filing entities beyond that ballot guide, but excludes verified donor/payee detail and current amendment reconciliation. It is not complete state and federal finance coverage.
Dataset comparison: Vermont state cards use exact candidate-index cycle totals for total raised and total spent, paired with the latest filed disclosure period available on October 1. Cash balance is not published in the index and is not inferred. Federal cards use separate FEC candidate aggregates with each page's stated coverage. Missing federal summaries are not converted to zeros.
Version record
Vermont guide 1.0
PublishedOctober 1, 2026
Contests shown7
Ballot choices23
Ballot measures2
7 statewide candidate contests, 23 printed candidates, a provisional named write-in roster with the filing deadline still open, 17 exact state finance records, 2 FEC summaries, four explicit unavailable federal-summary notes, voter deadlines, 2 statewide constitutional amendments, zero statewide judicial ballot questions, and primary sources.
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1.0
October 1, 2026
7 statewide candidate contests, 23 printed candidates, a provisional named write-in roster with the filing deadline still open, 17 exact state finance records, 2 FEC summaries, four explicit unavailable federal-summary notes, voter deadlines, 2 statewide constitutional amendments, zero statewide judicial ballot questions, and primary sources.
