Vermont
Congressional Delegation
Vermont's 3-member congressional delegation is made up of 2 Democrats and 1 independent across 2 Senate seats and 1 House seat. Click any member below to view their full profile, sponsored legislation, and election history.
Vermont sends 1 member to the U.S. House of Representatives and two Senators to the U.S. Senate, for a 3-member delegation in the 119th Congress — currently 2 Democrats, plus 1 independent. Because House seats are reapportioned only once a decade based on the U.S. Census, Vermont's 1 House seat is fixed through the 2030 census — that same apportionment sets Vermont's 3 electoral votes for president: one per House seat, plus one for each of its two Senators.
Vermont became the 14th state to join the Union, in 1791, and its capital is Montpelier. State-level lawmaking happens in the Vermont General Assembly, made up of a 150-seat House of Representatives (2-year terms) and a 30-seat Senate (2-year terms). Look up Vermont's state senators and representatives →
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