Vermont

Population: 619,107
Size: 9,250 sq. miles
Last Presidential election results:
Obama 67.8% McCain 30.6%
This year, state parties are permitted to fund up to 85% of their operating budget with non-federal dollars – the only political organizations allowed to use this generous split. The difference between the expenses that could be paid for with non-federal dollars, and the non-federal money raised and spent, is called the Opportunity Gap.
If this allocation is fully met, this would free their valuable federal dollars for voter registration, GOTV, and candidate advocacy that will directly benefit our candidates up and down the ballot. But we must act immediately. State parties have only 60 days from the date of an unnecessary federal expenditure to substitute non-federal funds, making early and frequent funding critical. Please make a donation now to help close this gap.
Lower House
Total seats: 150
Party breakdown: 93D/49R/8I
Term length: 2 years
Next Election: 2008
Upper House
Total seats: 30
Party breakdown: 23D/7R
Term length: 2 years
Next Election: 2008
Constitutional Offices
Governor: R
Lt. Governor: R
Secretary of State: D
Attorny General: D
Next election: 2008
Senate
Patrick Leahy (D)
Next election: 2010
Challengers:
Bernie Sanders (I)
Next election: 2012
Challengers:
House of Representatives
Seats in House: 1
Party breakdown: 1(D)
Competitive districts:
Vermont Democratic Party
PO Box 1220 - Google Maps
Montpelier, VT 5601
(802) 861-2747
info@vtdemocrats.org
www.vtdemocrats.org
The state legislature must approve, reject or modify a plan proposed byt the Apportionment Board, which they have historically rejected. The governor has veto over the plans.

