A week after Election Day 2024, Vermont election officials certified the results and announced a record number of voters cast ballots.

Officials certified statewide election results Tuesday, including the closely contested lieutenant governor’s race.

Republican Gov. Phil Scott on Tuesday won reelection to a fifth term in the heavily Democratic state of Vermont. The popular governor beat political newcomer Esther Charlestin, a

Lt. Gov. David Zuckerman announced his concession, but said he would consider accepting the Vermont legislature's decision if they were to choose him.

Vermont’s Republican Gov. Phil Scott is seeking reelection to a fifth term leading the heavily Democratic state Republican Gov. Phil Scott is seeking reelection Tuesday to a fifth term in heavily Democratic Vermont, this time facing off against Esther ...

Vermont has 3 votes in the Electoral College. There are seven other states that have 3 votes in the Electoral College, and another 7 that have four, making it one of the most common numbers.

As Vermonter wake-up Wednesday morning, the state's lieutenant governor's race remains too close to call, with John Rodgers leading.

Vermont Gov. Phil Scott’s (R) easily won reelection in the state’s gubernatorial race, according to projections from Decision Desk HQ. With his victory in the largely blue state, Scott will enter

With a Republican lieutenant governor casting tie-breaking votes in the chamber, Democrats can lose just one vote on party-line issues.

Political observers say the tremendous response to US Representative Seth Moulton’s comments is a microcosm of the soul-searching within the Democratic party after Nov. 5.

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Voters in a Southern California city rejected a measure that would have allowed residents who aren’t U.S. citizens to vote in local elections.