Vermont election officials are celebrating a push for voter education. This fall, Vermont’s Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas launched Vermont’s first online voter guide. The website has descriptions of each race,

Burlington, Vermont Progressives caucused over the weekend to choose candidates in the City Council district ward races for the March 4th Town Meeting Day election.

Vermont regulators this week announced it will cost Vermonters nearly a billion dollars over the next decade to implement a so-called “Clean Heat Standard.” Vermont lawmakers two years ago teed up the controversial measure intended to wean the state away from using climate-polluting fossil fuels to heat homes and businesses.

Vermont Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas announced a major upgrade to Vermont’s Online Campaign Finance System and Lobbying Information System today.

Thursday’s election was an unusual but not unprecedented event. Rodgers beat Zuckerman in the November elections, but because neither won more than 50% of the vote, the state Constitution required lawmakers to name a winner.

From Gov. Phil Scott's inauguration to Town Meeting Day, here are key dates to know in 2025 for Vermont government

Outgoing Vermont Lieutenant Governor David Zuckerman, who served three non-sequential terms in the position, says his loss in November has been frustrating.

Town clerk Kim Moulton discovered that a voter-approved article from the 1994 annual meeting moving some Hyde Park officer elections to Australian ballot did so in violation of state law.

Results of Vermont's first civic health index are being shared at events throughout the state, with the first stop in.

Round two of election season has begun in Vermont, and Manchester’s March ballot is beginning to fill out as Town Meeting Day draws closer. Two Select Board seats are up

Lawmakers handily chose the former senator as Vermont's next lieutenant governor. Here's why it was decided now and not on Election Day.

Vermonters must remain engaged with their legislators and continue to demand change that addresses Vermont's affordability and public safety crisis.