Vermont Legislature
Vermont Senate
30 seats: Democrats 16, Republicans 13, Progressive/Democrat 1. A majority is 16. 16 districts. The Vermont Senate's 30 seats are spread over 16 districts, so some or all districts elect more than one member.
Seats by party
Vermont Senate
Seats before the November 3, 2026 election
16 needed for a majority
- 16 Democrats
- 13 Republicans
- 1 Progressive/Democrat
| Party or status | Seats |
|---|---|
| Democrats | 16 |
| Republicans | 13 |
| Progressive/Democrat | 1 |
Seats before the November 3, 2026 election, current to November 2, 2026, counted from the official member list. Source: Vermont Senate (opens in a new tab).
Vermont Senate districts map
Point to or tap a district for its name and a link to its page. The list below has every district.
Every district
- Addison Senatorial District
- Bennington Senatorial District
- Caledonia Senatorial District
- Chittenden Central Senatorial District
- Chittenden North Senatorial District
- Chittenden South East Senatorial District
- Essex Senatorial District
- Franklin Senatorial District
- Grand Isle Senatorial District
- Lamoille Senatorial District
- Orange Senatorial District
- Orleans Senatorial District
- Rutland Senatorial District
- Washington Senatorial District
- Windham Senatorial District
- Windsor Senatorial District
Sources and methodology
ShowHideWhere the seat counts and district lines come from.
These are the seats before the November 3, 2026 election, as the legislature listed them.
District lines come from the U.S. Census Bureau's upper chamber boundary file (Cartographic boundary files, state legislative districts), which maps the districts the state reported to the Census Bureau. Where a state has redrawn its districts since then, the state's own maps are the official ones. District names are the Census Bureau's.