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Who is my state representative in Vermont?

In Vermont, your state legislators are your State Senators and your State Representatives, who serve in the Vermont General Assembly. Enter your home address to find yours.

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Use your home address. ZIP codes often cross district lines, so they can give the wrong answer.

State: Vermont

All 180 members of the Vermont General Assembly

Senate

30 seats · 17 Democratic, 13 Republican

House of Representatives

150 seats · 90 Democratic, 57 Republican, 3 Independent

About the Vermont General Assembly

The Vermont General Assembly has two chambers: a 30-member Senate (2-year terms) and a 150-member House of Representatives (2-year terms).

Some Senate districts elect more than one member, so you may have more than one State Senator.

Some House of Representatives districts elect more than one member, so you may have more than one State Representative.

Vermont’s next regular legislative elections are in 2026. Not every seat is on the ballot in every election.

The Vermont General Assembly meets in Montpelier.

To reach a member, call or email their office using the numbers above or on their profile page. The official website is legislature.vermont.gov.

Members and contact details come from Open States, which collects them from official legislature websites; data as of October 6, 2026. Chamber sizes and term lengths are from the National Conference of State Legislatures.

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