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After a closer-than-expected race for governor, it appears Gov. Peter Shumlin will serve another term in the state’s highest office. But the contest had a�

Republicans have taken control of the U.S. Senate and now control both Houses of Congress, and this will have ramifications for Vermont’s two U.S.�

Live in the noon hour, Vermont Edition covers the top races in the the state with interviews with politicians and reporters covering the�

Voters across Vermont cast ballots Tuesday, and all but one major race has been called. It's still unclear who will hold the governor's office, though�

Here's how some of Vermont's local ballot initiatives turned out this election day.[View the story "Public Post: A Sample Of Hyper-local Election Results"�

Democrat Peter Welch has easily won a fifth term as Vermont's lone representative in the U.S. House, turning aside the second challenge in as many�

Vermont Republicans picked up at least two senate seats in Tuesday’s election.Republicans picked up another senate seat in Rutland County and now control�

St. Johnsbury voters made a clean sweep last night, replacing two Democratic incumbents with two Republican newcomers to the Vermont House of�

Incumbent Republican Lt. Gov. Phil Scott cruised to victory for a third term in office. Scott defeated the Progressive and Democratic candidate Dean�

An unexpected nail biter in the race for Vermont governor kept the candidates and their supporters up late Tuesday night. And while Gov. Peter Shumlin is�