General election · November 3, 2026

Vermont

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I could verify that Vermont has a statewide public question process and that PR.4 was delivered to the Secretary of State on June 3, 2026, but I could not reliably retrieve the official Vermont voter guide or ballot/fiscal-analysis pages because the legislature site returned errors in direct fetches. I will not invent missing ballot text, fiscal impact, or pro/con summaries.
Because the official sources were not fully retrievable in this session, the list below is incomplete if additional certified statewide questions existed beyond the sources I could verify. I am only including the certified statewide public question I could directly confirm from an official legislative record.
Vermont’s general election ballot includes statewide public questions before offices, and the official state archive is the correct place to verify final ballot questions. The only statewide question I could confirm as certified in official records was PR.4.

Ballot measure · Certified

PR.4: Declaration of rights; government for the people; equality of rights

This proposal would amend the Vermont Constitution’s Declaration of Rights. I could verify the proposal title, but not the final ballot wording from an official voter guide or ballot-text page.

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Official ballot wording

Official ballot text could not be retrieved directly in this session from an official Vermont source without risking inaccuracy.

Voting yes means

Would support the constitutional amendment as adopted by the Legislature and transmitted to voters.

Voting no means

Would reject the proposed constitutional amendment.

Financial impact

No official fiscal impact text could be retrieved directly in this session from an official Vermont source.

Supporters’ strongest case

I could verify that this was a constitutional proposal transmitted to the Secretary of State, but I could not reliably retrieve official supporter statements from the voter guide or ballot materials in this session.

Opponents’ strongest case

I could not reliably retrieve official opponent statements from the voter guide or ballot materials in this session.

Key facts

PR.4 was delivered to the Secretary of State on June 3, 2026, under Vermont Constitution, Chapter II, section 72.
Vermont law requires any statewide public question to be listed on the general election ballot before offices.
The official Vermont legislative site exposed PR.4 as a constitutional proposal, but the live bill page could not be fully fetched in this session.

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OfficialBill Status PR.4↗OfficialGeneral election ballot statute, 17 V.S.A. § 2471↗OfficialVermont Elections Database↗

Last checked September 3, 2026 at 9:17 AM. AI-drafted from official election sources. Always confirm your sample ballot with your state or local election office.