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Registration counts: Voter Count · Updated November 9, 2026

Vermont Voter Registration

& Party Affiliation Statistics

Total Registered
470,838
Most Active Primary Party
Democratic (52.98%)
Independent / NPP
26.7%
Primary Type
Open Primary

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At a Glance

Vermont at a Glance

Key voter registration statistics · Updated 2026

Registered Voters
470,838
across 14 counties
Independent / NPP
125.7K
26.7% of registered
2024 Turnout
70.8%
of eligible voters
Vermont's least partisan counties: Franklin and Chittenden, tied (modeled; Vermont voters don't register by party)

About 28% of voters in Franklin County and Chittenden County have no modeled party lean, compared with 26.70% across Vermont. The two tie for the highest share among Vermont's five largest counties. Vermont doesn't register voters by party, so these figures are modeled.

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Primary Participation

Primary Ballot Participation by Party

Vermont does not register voters by party. The breakdown below is modeled from recent primary ballot history.

53.0%
20.3%
26.7%
Democratic53.0%
Republican20.3%
Independent26.7%
Other0.0%
PartyRegistered Voters% of Total
Democratic
249,44553.0%
Republican
95,70020.3%
Independent
125,69326.7%
Other
00.0%

Note: Vermont does not collect party affiliation at voter registration. These figures are modeled from L2 voter-file analysis of which primary ballot each voter pulled in recent cycles — they reflect primary participation, not party registration.

Primary Rules

How Vermont's Primary Works

Vermont uses a Open Primary system

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Open Primary
Any registered voter can vote in any party's primary, regardless of their own party affiliation or registration status.
How It Works
On election day, voters choose which party's ballot they want. They don't need to be registered with that party. In most open primary states, this choice is made privately at the polling place.
IVP's Position
Better than closed primaries, but still forces voters to pick a party's ballot rather than voting for the best candidate regardless of party.
Turnout

Voter Turnout in Vermont

How many eligible Vermont residents actually vote?

Recent Elections
ElectionTurnoutVoted
2024 General70.8%372,885
2022 General55.9%291,955
2020 General71.3%370,968
2024 Presidential Primary35.6%165,737
2024 State Primary15.0%76,954

Primary turnout figures reflect all voters regardless of party registration. Source: each state’s Secretary of State Statement of Vote.

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