POLITICSVTDIGGER
Who is responsible for what in Vermont’s government? Here’s a guide for Vermonters preparing to vote.
Vermont's government includes six state-wide elected officers and 180 legislators representing districts. Elections for these offices occur every two years, with county elections in 2026. The article outlines the roles of each position, including the governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, and state legislators.
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