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Early vote by county · Vermont · Oct. 28, 2026

123,481 ballots cast in Vermont

County leadD +30D +15D +5EvenR +5R +15R +30
123,481Ballots cast
Counts from state election offices via civicAPI, as of October 28. Party modeled by On Point Polling where a state reports none. Past years modeled on the same day before Election Day.onpointpolitics.us/maps/early-vote/vermont
Hover any county for its ballots. Below: where each side needs the early vote to be.

As of October 28, 2026, 123,481 ballots have been cast in Vermont: 123,481 by mail and 0 in person. Vermont does not publish the party of its early voters. See the Vermont governor forecast, and on election night the live Vermont election results.

Early vote benchmarks · Vermont

Strong signal for Democrats in the Vermont governor race

Where the party lead of the early vote has to be by now for each side to beat the On Point forecast by a lot or to prove the favorite wrong, and how far each side is from it.

DemocratAmanda Janoo
On Point forecastR +5.179% chance for Scott
RepublicanPhil Scott
Party lead of the early vote, by nowEach mark is the lead the ballots need for that result, if Election Day goes as the forecast expects
D +60D +55D +50D +45D +40D +35D +30D +25D +20Best D pollD +58.9FlipD +44.8D +5 on forecastD +44.6Best R pollD +24.0R +5 on forecastD +22.2Now D +41.9Expected D +33.4
For this resultEarly vote needsIt isGap
Democrats beat the forecast by 5race lands R +0.1D +44.6D +41.92.7 short
Republicans beat the forecast by 5race lands R +10.1D +22.2D +41.919.7 short
Democrats flip the racerace lands EvenD +44.8D +41.92.9 short
Matches the best Democratic poll, University of New Hampshirerace lands D +6.3D +58.9D +41.917.0 short
Matches the best Republican poll, Braun Researchrace lands R +9.3D +24.0D +41.917.9 short
Where that leaves the raceVote margin: the forecast and its 80 percent range, the polls, the early vote read and the 2024 presidential result
D +30D +20D +10EvenR +10Polls, last 30 days: D +6.3 to R +9.32024 president D +31.8Early vote read R +1.3Forecast R +5.1
Forecast 80% rangePoll rangeEarly vote read2024 president
How Election Day voters have to breakElection Day is about 39% of the vote the forecast expects. Its voters are whoever the forecast expects to vote, minus the early voters, sorted by how they voted in 2024
Early votersvotes D +16.8
19%75%
Election Day votersvotes R +30.1
41%50%
Trump 2024 votersHarris 2024 votersNew voters
EvenR +10R +20R +30R +40R +50Flip line R +26.8D +5 on forecast R +27.1Forecast expects R +30.1R +5 on forecast R +53.0

If the early vote ends where it is pointing, Janoo needs Election Day voters to break R +26.8 to win, 3.4 points bluer than the R +30.1 the forecast expects of them. With the forecast holding, Election Day lands near R +40.0.

Benchmarks assume the rest of the early vote keeps the gap seen so far and Election Day votes as the forecast expects. Party is registration where Vermont publishes it and the On Point party model where it does not. Crossover rates are On Point Polling likely voters nationwide. The forecast builds the early vote into the electorate it simulates, so this read is a check against the forecast, not an addition to it. Polls of the last 30 days leave out Rasmussen, ActiVote and Wedgewood, as the site average does.

Who has voted so far · modeled by On Point Polling

The electorate of the 0 ballots cast in Vermont

Every ballot cast so far, by the voters behind it: the forecast’s own 2026 electorate, split by who votes by mail, early in person or on Election Day, set to each county's live count and party split. Compare it with the whole electorate the forecast expects by Election Day.

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How it works: every county starts from the 1,152 voter types the forecast simulates in it, by age, race, college, party, 2022 and 2024 vote history and Trump approval, each with its chance of voting. A model of On Point Polling likely voters gives each type its chance of voting by mail, early in person or on Election Day under the state’s ballot rules, and respondents add the share of women in each type and how many of the 2018 and 2020 elections it voted in. Those mixes are set to the ballots each county has actually cast by mail and in person, and to its party split, reported or modeled. Where a state publishes early voters by age, race or gender, that dimension follows the state’s count. These are estimates, not voter file counts.

How ballots came inRace forecast
Mail 123KIn person 0
Of 2022 turnout42.3%
Pacen/a
Mail not back yet335K
Party registration, as reported

Vermont does not report the party of its early voters, so the party model above comes from On Point Polling.

Party leadD +41.9
Vs expectedD +8.5
Pace against past years

No 2022 or 2024 checkpoints for Vermont, so there is no pace line.

Every Vermont county

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Early vote questions

How many people have voted early in Vermont?

As of October 28, 2026, 123,481 ballots have been cast in Vermont: 123,481 mail ballots returned and 0 cast in person. Voters have requested 458,018 mail ballots.

Does Vermont report early votes by party?

No. Vermont does not publish the party registration of early voters, so On Point Polling estimates the party mix from county results and voter demographics on the map above.

When is Election Day in Vermont?

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026, 6 days after the latest count. Check the Vermont election office for early voting locations, hours and mail ballot deadlines.

Counts come from civicAPI, which collects them from state election offices. Each state reports on its own schedule and publishes different breakdowns, so a state with no party split simply does not publish one. Pace uses each state's published 2022 and 2024 early vote checkpoints.

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