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Amanda JanooD
Amanda Janoo
46.7%
140,665 votes
Phil ScottR
Phil Scott
53.3%
160,813 votes
Official counts as reported · Vermont Secretary of State election results (unofficial)Updated 54h ago
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Governor

Incumbent: Phil Scott
DAmanda Janoo
Democratic
RPhil Scott
Republican · incumbent
Background
Education
B.A., Political Science and Global Political Economy, Macalester College
MPhil, Development Studies, University of Cambridge
University of Vermont
Work experience
Campaign sites, official bios, Wikipedia, Ballotpedia
Economics and Policy Lead, Wellbeing Economy Alliance
Co-founder, Wellbeing Economy Alliance of Vermont
Board member, ACLU of Vermont and Rights & Democracy Vermont
Industrial policy specialist, United Nations and international development organizations
Governor of Vermont · 2017–now
Lieutenant Governor of Vermont · 2011–2017
Member of the State Senate of Vermont · 2001–2011
Issues
Economy and cost of living · Vermont, last 10 years
Economy, real GDP growth
+1.9%2025
2016BEA ↗2025
Unemployment rate
2.6%2026 so far
2016BLS ↗2026
Rent, yearly change · Northeast region
+4.2%2026 so far
2016BLS CPI ↗2026
Home prices, yearly change
+4.1%2026 so far
2016FHFA ↗2026
What they say
“Together, we can strengthen Vermont's economy from the bottom up by investing in local businesses, workers, farmers, entrepreneurs, and the industries of the future—creating good jobs, producing more of what we need here at home and keeping more wealth circulating in our communities instead of flowing to distant corporations and shareholders.”
janooforvt.com ↗
Site unreadable · visit ↗
Health care
“Reduce the overall cost of healthcare by implementing universal primary care, and emphasize preventive medicine by making sure there is a community doctor for every Vermonter.”
janooforvt.com ↗
Site unreadable · visit ↗
Immigration and the border · Vermont, last 10 years
Net international migration
1.0 per 1,0002025
2016Census ↗2025
What they say
Not on their site
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Taxes and spending · Vermont, last 10 years
State taxes, share of the economy
10.5%2025
2016Census ↗2025
What they say
“By investing in permanently affordable housing, helping Vermonters build and own homes, and asking large corporate investors, private equity, luxury second homes, and commercial vacation rentals to contribute their fair share, we can lower housing costs, reduce property taxes, and put more homes back in the hands of the people and communities they were meant to serve.”
janooforvt.com ↗
Site unreadable · visit ↗
Abortion
Not on their site
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+3 more on the ballot
  • June Goodband (Green Mountain)
  • Brian Judd (Independent)
  • Dean Roy (Freedom and Unity) · campaign site
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