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Elections

The Statewide General Election was held on Tuesday, November 8, 2022.

Vermont voters overwhelmingly elected pro-environment candidates in 2022. Stay tuned for more details on what happened, and what’s next – and check out our endorsements page for detailed election results!

VCV Endorsements

In election years, Vermont Conservation Voters (VCV) endorses pro-environment candidates, and works to help elect our endorsed candidates. Through its endorsements, VCV aims to educate voters across Vermont on candidates whose values and actions demonstrate a commitment to our vision and values, by advancing and defending policies that protect the environment and promote health while advancing social, racial, and economic justice; and strengthening our democracy.

FIND VCV’s 2022 ENDORSEMENTS, ELECTION RESULTS, & MORE HERE

VOTER EDUCATION

VCV works to educate voters about their candidates. We co-hosted several candidate forums, including the events highlighted below. Voters can also see how your current elected officials voted on key environmental bills by checking out our Environmental Scorecard!

On July 6, 2022 Vermont Conservation Voters (VCV) and Vermont Public Interest Research Group (VPIRG) hosted a Democratic Candidate Forum for State Senate Candidates in Washington County. Watch below to hear five candidates discuss climate crisis, clean water, smart growth housing, and much more.

On June 2, 2022 Vermont Conservation Voters (VCV) and Vermont Natural Resources Council (VNRC) hosted a Congressional Candidate Forum. Watch below to hear from the leading candidates for Congress about their priorities and vision for Vermont and the country.