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Rutland City, Vermont

2026 election results. 3 contests on Rutland City's ballot in Vermont's official results. Article 1: Shall the voters of the school district authorize the Board of School Commissioners to establish a capital reserve fund that would be under the control and direction of the School Board for the purpose of making capital improvements at Rutland City Public School Sites?: Yes ahead with 64.3%. Article 2: Pursuant to 32 V.S.A. § 3840, shall the City of Rutland exempt the property located at 113 Library Avenue, owned by Habitat for Humanity of Rutland County, Vermont, Inc., from property taxation, for a period not exceeding 10 years, commencing with the 2026-2027 Tax Year, so long as such property is used exclusively by Habitat for Humanity of Rutland County, Vermont, Inc. for its purpose as a nonprofit, charitable organization to provide affordable housing?: Yes ahead with 70.4%.

3 contests on Rutland City's ballot

From Vermont's official results file, where the contest's name gives Rutland City as its place. Names are as the state prints them. "Ahead" describes the current count; it isn't a race call, and we don't call measures.

Local measures

RUTLAND CITY: Article 1: Shall the voters of the school district authorize the Board of School Commissioners to establish a capital reserve fund that would be under the control and direction of the School Board for the purpose of making capital improvements at Rutland City Public School Sites?

ChoiceVotesShare
Yes3,60464.3%
No2,00035.7%

Yes ahead with 64.3%.

RUTLAND CITY: Article 2: Pursuant to 32 V.S.A. § 3840, shall the City of Rutland exempt the property located at 113 Library Avenue, owned by Habitat for Humanity of Rutland County, Vermont, Inc., from property taxation, for a period not exceeding 10 years, commencing with the 2026-2027 Tax Year, so long as such property is used exclusively by Habitat for Humanity of Rutland County, Vermont, Inc. for its purpose as a nonprofit, charitable organization to provide affordable housing?

ChoiceVotesShare
Yes3,98970.4%
No1,67529.6%

Yes ahead with 70.4%.

Judges

Rutland City: Justice of the Peace - 2 Years 15 seats

CandidateVotesShare
Cheryl Hooker D3,0025.0%
David Allaire R2,7414.6%
George Hooker D2,6194.4%
Tom Donahue R2,4294.1%
Will Notte D2,2933.8%
Sandra Gartner D2,2853.8%
Mary Howard D2,2783.8%
Christopher Bove R2,2303.7%
Paul Clifford R2,2093.7%
Peg Flory R2,2093.7%
Larry Cupoli R2,1883.7%
Barry Beauchamp R2,1793.6%
Diane Alberts D2,0473.4%
Jack Welch, Jr R2,0453.4%
Martha Coulter D2,0093.4%
William Gillam R1,9873.3%
Thomas Giffin D1,9093.2%
Jean Ray D1,8213.0%
Bonnie Hanley D1,7853.0%
Peter Fagan R1,7803.0%
Katelyn M. Phillips D1,7642.9%
Herbert Ogden D1,7192.9%
Conrad Meub D1,7012.8%
Marilu Beier D1,6962.8%
Travis Beauchamp R1,6712.8%
Diane Rosenmiller D1,6692.8%
Phil Beauchamp R1,5982.7%
Cynthia Laskevich R1,3422.2%
John Pedone R1,3192.2%
Doug Gage R1,2942.2%
Write-ins730.1%

Cheryl Hooker, David Allaire, George Hooker, Tom Donahue, Will Notte, Sandra Gartner, Mary Howard, Christopher Bove, Paul Clifford, Peg Flory, Larry Cupoli, Barry Beauchamp, Diane Alberts, Jack Welch, Jr and Martha Coulter ahead.

Statewide races in Rutland County

Governor

Phil Scott
64.6%17,305
Amanda Janoo
33.4%8,960
Brian Judd
1.1%282
96% counted

These are Rutland County's votes, which include Rutland City's. Statewide: Phil Scott wins. Called.

Rutland County's page has its U.S. House results and its other local contests.

Sources & scope

Vermont's official results, these figures first read Nov 13, 7:30 AM. Unofficial until certified. This page lists the contests whose names in that file give Rutland City as their place; other contests on Rutland City voters' ballots, such as school boards and districts, are on Rutland County's page.