Vermont Statewide Conservative Voter Guide
November 2026 General Election · Election Day Nov 3, 2026 · Version 1.0
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| Federal | |
| U.S. SENATE | No published conservative recommendation yet — not on the 2026 ballot in Vermont |
| U.S. HOUSE — AT LARGE | Gerald Malloy (Republican nominee) |
| Statewide | |
| GOVERNOR | Phil Scott (Inc.) (Republican nominee) |
| LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR | John S. Rodgers (Inc.) (Republican nominee) |
| STATE TREASURER | Lynn LaFleur (Republican nominee) |
| SECRETARY OF STATE | H. Brooke Paige (Republican nominee) |
| AUDITOR OF ACCOUNTS | Ivar Kronick (Republican nominee) |
| ATTORNEY GENERAL | Edwin Howell Kemon (Republican nominee) |
| Ballot measures & local races | |
| STATEWIDE BALLOT QUESTIONS (if any) | No published conservative recommendation yet — no sourced official state GOP position; read the full text on your sample ballot |
| STATE LEGISLATURE, JUDGES & LOCAL RACES | No published conservative recommendation yet — not covered in this statewide guide; see your local sample ballot |
Key: Names from the official state candidate certification listed in SOURCES. (Republican nominee) = Republican on the official general-election ballot, no published endorsement found. A race marked “No published conservative recommendation yet” has no Republican on the ballot or no confirmed Republican nominee and is left without a recommendation. Inc. = incumbent.