Burlington: who represents it, and who is running

U.S. general election (federal, state and county offices) votes on 2026-11-03. It elects u.S. Representative (at-large); Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Treasurer, Secretary of State, Auditor, Attorney General; State Senate Chittenden-Central (vote for 3) and the Burlington House districts Chittenden-13 to -18 (Chittenden-16 at city hall: vote for 2); Probate Judge, Assistant Judges, State's Attorney, Sheriff, High Bailiff, Justices of the Peace (15); constitutional Proposals 3 and 4. No U.S. Senate seat. No City of Burlington council or mayoral office (city elections are in March)..

Holding office21
the sitting council
On the ballot20
3 sitting members running again

The official candidate list ↗ · What Burlington is like — the /local page

Congressional district (city hall): Vermont's at-large congressional district — Becca Balint (Democratic)

1

Mayor

NameOfficeParty / slateSeatSource
Emma Mulvaney-Stanak Elected Mayor Independent City of Burlington
2

City Councilor

NameOfficeParty / slateSeatSource
Allie Schachter Elected City Councilor Independent East District City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer
Becca Brown McKnight Elected City Councilor Independent Ward 6 City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer
Ben Traverse Elected City Councilor Independent Ward 5 City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer
Carter Neubieser Elected City Councilor Independent Ward 1 City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer
Evan Litwin Elected City Councilor Independent Ward 7 City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer
Gene Bergman Elected City Councilor Independent Ward 2 City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer
Laura Sanchez-Parkinson Elected City Councilor Independent Ward 3 City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer
Marek Broderick Elected City Councilor Independent Ward 8 City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer
Mark Barlow Elected City Councilor Independent North District City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer
Melo Grant Elected City Councilor Independent Central District City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer
Ranjit "Buddy" Singh Elected City Councilor Independent South District City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer
Sarah Carpenter Elected City Councilor Independent Ward 4 City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer
3

Governor

NameOfficeParty / slateSeatSource
Amanda Janoo Governor Concede 141,464 votes · 45.8% Democratic City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer
Brian Judd Governor Concede 2,613 votes · 0.85% Independent City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer
Dean Roy Governor Concede 1,135 votes · 0.37% Freedom and Unity City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer
June Goodband Governor Concede 1,226 votes · 0.4% Peace and Justice City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer
Phil Scott Governor Winner 161,837 votes · 52.39% Republican City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer
4

Lieutenant Governor

NameOfficeParty / slateSeatSource
John S. Rodgers Lieutenant Governor Concede 112,682 votes · 37.04% Republican City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer
Molly Gray Lieutenant Governor Winner 190,901 votes · 62.75% Democratic City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer
5

State Representative — Chittenden-16

NameOfficeParty / slateSeatSource
Jill Krowinski Elected State Representative Democratic Vermont General Assembly
Kate Logan Elected State Representative Progressive Vermont General Assembly
Christopher Haessly State Representative Concede 598 votes · 12.56% Independent City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer
Jeffrey Peterson State Representative Winner 1,929 votes · 40.5% Progressive City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer
Trang Do State Representative Winner 2,200 votes · 46.19% Progressive City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer
6

State Senator — Chittenden-Central

NameOfficeParty / slateSeatSource
Philip Baruth Elected State Senator Democratic Vermont General Assembly
Martine Larocque Gulick Elected State Senator → Winner 18,258 votes · 32.64% Democratic Vermont General Assembly
Tanya Vyhovsky Elected State Senator → Winner 14,776 votes · 26.41% Progressive Vermont General Assembly
Louis "Louie" Manno State Senator Concede 5,725 votes · 10.23% Republican City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer
Nikhil Goyal State Senator Winner 16,849 votes · 30.12% Democratic City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer
7

U.S. Senator

NameOfficeParty / slateSeatSource
Bernard Sanders Elected U.S. Senator Independent @unitedstates congress-legislators (legislators-current.json)
Peter Welch Elected U.S. Senator Democratic @unitedstates congress-legislators (legislators-current.json)
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U.S. Representative — VT-AL

NameOfficeParty / slateSeatSource
Becca Balint Elected U.S. Representative → Winner 198,659 votes · 65.23% Democratic U.S. House of Representatives
Adam Ortiz U.S. Representative Concede 2,194 votes · 0.72% Independent City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer
Gerald Malloy U.S. Representative Concede 94,015 votes · 30.87% Republican City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer
Phoenix K. Altair U.S. Representative Concede 2,340 votes · 0.77% Independent City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer
Ryan P. Walton U.S. Representative Concede 2,692 votes · 0.88% Independent City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer
Suzanne "Suz" Seymour U.S. Representative Concede 4,362 votes · 1.43% Independent City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer
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Notes on this record

How the lists were read, and what could not be.

  • BLOCKED / robots: sos.vermont.gov robots.txt has "User-agent: ClaudeBot / anthropic-ai — Disallow: /". By a scripting error ONE page (sos.vermont.gov/elections/election-info-resources/candidates) was requested in the same command as its robots.txt, before the rules were read; it was then deleted unread for content and NOT used as a source, and no further sos.vermont.gov request was made. outside.vermont.gov (where the SOS candidate .xlsx sits) answered robots.txt with an F5 "Request Rejected" 403 — not fetched. governor.vermont.gov and ltgov.vermont.gov robots.txt disallow ClaudeBot/anthropic-ai — not fetched. electionresults.vermont.gov is a JavaScript app (robots returns the app shell) — not used.
  • Candidates therefore come from the City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer's official sample ballot for Chittenden-16 (city hall's House district), November 3, 2026, read by word position from the PDF. Party labels as printed (fusion labels such as DEM/PROG kept in ballotParty; partyShort is the first-named party). Vermont ballots print the candidate's town (kept as ballotTown) and do not mark incumbents. Write-in lines skipped. County offices, other statewide offices and Justices of the Peace are on the ballot but not recorded as people.
  • Because the Governor's and Lieutenant Governor's own sites are robots-blocked, Phil Scott and John S. Rodgers are recorded as candidates only; their sitting status is not asserted from an official page.
  • State legislators: legislature.vermont.gov people/loadAll/2026/House and /Senate (robots: Crawl-delay 30, honoured; no AI-agent group). That feed carries home addresses, home phones and some personal emails — NONE copied; no emails recorded for legislators. Chittenden-16: Jill Krowinski (Democrat) and Kate Logan (Progressive/Democrat), neither on the 2026 Chittenden-16 ballot (Trang Do, Christopher Haessly, Jeffrey Peterson). Chittenden-Central: Philip Baruth (not on the ballot), Martine Larocque Gulick and Tanya Vyhovsky (both on the ballot). Burlington spans House districts Chittenden-13, -14, -15, -16, -17 and -18 (one sample ballot each on the City page); only city hall's Chittenden-16 recorded.
  • Federal: Balint from house.gov/representatives; Sanders (Independent) and Welch (Democratic) from the CC0 @unitedstates legislators-current.json (senate.gov not requested).
  • Municipal: the City Council page (burlingtonvt.gov/413/City-Council) prints no roster in its HTML. Councilors therefore come from the City Clerk/Treasurer's official Declarations of Elected Candidates: March 3, 2026 (eight ward councilors) and March 4, 2025 (four district councilors: Central, East, North, South). Read from the scanned PDFs. Later vacancies or resignations would not show; re-check against the council page. Council President not recorded (no official page read names one). Party not printed on the declarations — party null. Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak from the City's mayor page. Next City election: Annual City Election on Town Meeting Day, first Tuesday of March 2027 (March 2, 2027) — computed from the pattern of March 4, 2025 and March 3, 2026, not read on an official page; which seats are up then was not read.
  • burlingtonvt.gov: CivicPlus robots names ClaudeBot in an AI-crawler group with path rules only; a 10-second gap was kept between requests. Census geocoder (robots 404) at city hall (44.4764, -73.2131): Congressional District (at Large), Chittenden Central Senatorial District, Chittenden-16 State House District. No home addresses, phones or personal emails recorded; standsFor null for everyone.
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Sources

Prepared 2026-10-31. Nomination papers are never opened: they carry home addresses. After voting day a candidate list becomes a result; these rows are reconciled, not deleted.