Public office

Governor of Vermont

Phil Scott holds this office now.

The statewide elected executive office of Vermont.

Selection:
elected
Term structure:
2 years
Jurisdiction:
Vermont

Current holder

Based on official term dates and the verification notes below.

Phil Scott

2017-01-05 → verified through 2026-11-30

Selection: elected

About this office

Main duties
The governor holds Vermont's supreme executive power, must faithfully execute the laws, serves as commander in chief, and makes appointments authorized by law.
Term length
2 years
Term limit
No limit
How the office is filled
Elected statewide
If the office is vacant
The lieutenant governor becomes governor for the remainder of the term.

Sources: Vermont Constitution — executive provisions.

Officeholder history

Term dates and every limitation attached to them.

current

Phil Scott

2017-01-05 → end not established

Re-check after the November 3, 2026 election; several governorships change hands in December and January.

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Sources

Show3 official sources, last checked Oct 29, 2026.

Official Report of the Canvassing Committee: August 11, 2026 Primary, United States and Vermont Statewide Offices

Vermont Secretary of State

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Supports: Vermont 2026 general election Governor nominees, official candidate names, party labels

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