Vermont House of Representatives · 2026 general · all 150 seats
Democrats keep a majority in the Vermont House of Representatives
Democrats hold 100 seats and Republicans 35, with 5 still being counted; 76 make a majority. 11 seats changed party.
10 seats flipped to Democrats0 to Republicans1 to others5 still uncalled
Source: Results and race calls: Vermont Secretary of State (unofficial)Updated Nov 7, 2026, 3:01 PM ET
Source: Results and race calls: Vermont Secretary of State (unofficial)Updated Nov 7, 2026, 3:01 PM ET
Every race, by how close it was
All 95 races by the winner’s margin, D − R. The shaded band holds the 8 races decided by under 5 points. Ringed dots flipped; amber dots are still being counted. The 36 seats won without an opponent sit at the ends.
- Democratic
- Republican
- Counting
- Flipped
- Under 5 points
Unofficial returns. Source: Results and race calls: Vermont Secretary of State (unofficial)Updated Nov 7, 2026, 3:01 PM ET
Seats that flipped
Districts that elected the other party.
- Caledonia-1 State House was RD+4.0
- Lamoille-3 State House was DD+4.4
- Bennington-Rutland State House was RD+6.6
- Chittenden-25 State House was RD+9.3
- Windsor-2 State House was RD+12.0
- Franklin-3 State House was RD+12.2
- Franklin-8 State House was RD+12.3
- Rutland-Windsor State House was RD+12.7
- Addison-Rutland State House was RD+14.2
- Windsor-Windham State House was RD+18.9
Incumbents who lost
Members defeated in the general election.
- Addison-3 State House Rob North lostD+8.0
- Addison-Rutland State House Jim Casey lostD+14.2
- Bennington-5 State House Mary A. Morrissey lostD+5.6
- Bennington-Rutland State House Sandra "Sandy" Pinsonault lostD+6.6
- Chittenden-15 State House Troy Headrick lost—
- Chittenden-25 State House Brenda Steady lostD+9.3
- Chittenden-Franklin State House Anthony "Tony" Micklus lostD+1.0
- Caledonia-1 State House Debra "Debbie" Powers lostD+4.0
- Franklin-3 State House Joseph "Joe" Luneau lostD+12.2
- Franklin-8 State House John "Jack" Brigham lostD+12.3
Closest called races
Smallest winning margins.
- Chittenden-Franklin State House heldD+1.0
- Franklin-2 State House heldR+1.8
- Grand Isle-Chittenden State House heldD+2.2
- Caledonia-3 State House heldD+3.1
- Caledonia-1 State House flippedD+4.0
- Lamoille-3 State House flippedD+4.4
- Orange-Caledonia State House heldR+5.3
- Bennington-5 State House heldD+5.6
- Bennington-Rutland State House flippedD+6.6
- Washington-3 State House heldD+6.8
Biggest swings
Change in margin from the last race on the same lines.
- Franklin-8 State House now D+12.3D +38.5
- Rutland-9 State House now D+22.3D +31.1
- Rutland-Windsor State House now D+12.7D +28.1
- Windsor-Windham State House now D+18.9D +20.5
- Franklin-3 State House now D+12.2D +20.3
- Orange-Caledonia State House now R+5.3D +20.1
- Rutland-6 State House now D+22.6D +19.8
- Caledonia-1 State House now D+4.0D +19.1
- Windsor-2 State House now D+12.0D +17.4
- Windham-1 State House now D+31.7D +17.1
Source: Results and race calls: Vermont Secretary of State (unofficial)Updated Nov 7, 2026, 3:01 PM ET
How far each district moved
Change in each contested district’s margin from the previous election, in 2-point bins. The median district moved D +15.3.
29 contested districts; districts uncontested in either election are left out.
Source: Past results: 99chambers results archive (MEDSL, Klarner, state election offices)
Vermont House of Representatives in other elections
- 2024 Dem. 101–46
- 2022 Dem. 109–38
- 2020 Dem. 99–46
- 2018 Dem. 102–43
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