Vermont
Vermont entered the Union on March 4, 1791 as the 14th state. Vermont joined the Union after years as an independent republic, and that unusual beginning still fits a state identity built around local control, small communities, and civic independence. Today its state government is centered in Montpelier and follows the bicameral pattern with a governor, a Senate, and a House of Representatives.
Median household income$81,211
Poverty rate9.7%
Median age43.7
GovernorPhil Scott (Republican)
Next statewide electionNovember 3, 2026
Government & Representation
Use this section to understand how the state organizes executive authority, legislative power, and federal representation.
Vermont organizes state government through an elected governor and a bicameral General Assembly with a Senate and a House of Representatives. Montpelier anchors a statewide system that combines a small population with strong traditions of local democracy and citizen access to government.
Legislative branch
Structure: Bicameral
Judicial branch
Have a question? Need assistance? Use our online form to ask a librarian for help.
U.S. Senators
Each state elects two U.S. senators to represent it in the Senate.
U.S. House delegation
House seats are apportioned by population and organized by congressional district, except for at-large delegations where applicable.
Find Your Representatives
Use one address to identify the people who represent you in Vermont at the federal and state level.
Official legislature tools
Find my legislator
State legislature website
Elections & Voting
Use the tools below for official rules, deadlines, registration, ballot access, and upcoming statewide elections.
Search by voter address
Enter an address in Vermont to check polling places, ballot details, election officials, and any address-based voter tools Google Civic provides.
Statewide voting links
Statewide voting links
Voting basics
- Check registration
Confirm that your voter registration is active with your state election office.
- Register/update online
Register to vote online or update your name, address, or party information when your state allows it.
- Mail registration
Download or review the mail registration process and deadlines for this state.
- In-person registration
Find out whether you can register in person before Election Day or at your polling place.
- Military/overseas voting
Access voting guidance for military members, their families, and citizens living overseas.
- Polling place finder
Look up where to vote in person and review any location details provided by the state.
Upcoming elections
Upcoming statewide elections from Google Civic appear here when they are available.
Upcoming Elections in VT
No upcoming elections for VT are available in Google Civic right now.