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Vermont voter turnout by county

Each vote in Vermont counts for 1.8 people

55% of eligible Vermont citizens voted in the 2022 midterm.

In the 2022 midterm, 287,077 of Vermont’s 521,794 eligible citizens voted (55.0%), so each ballot spoke for 1.8 people. In 2024, turnout was 71.5% (1.4 people per vote). Nationally, 2022 turnout was 46.0%. Vote power is highest in Orleans County (2.1 people per vote) and lowest in Grand Isle County (1.5).

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Vermont counties ranked by vote power (2022 midterm)
Orleans County#12.148.7%1.567.7%
Essex County#22.049.0%1.470.2%
Franklin County#32.050.4%1.568.8%
Caledonia County#41.951.8%1.568.2%
Bennington County#51.953.0%1.469.8%
Windham County#61.953.1%1.469.1%
Rutland County#71.953.2%1.469.4%
Chittenden County#81.855.9%1.472.0%
Lamoille County#91.856.5%1.473.4%
Orange County#101.757.3%1.473.4%
Windsor County#111.757.5%1.473.5%
Washington County#121.757.9%1.473.5%
Addison County#131.759.0%1.374.4%
Grand Isle County#141.565.3%1.283.0%

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Sources. Votes cast: MIT Election Data and Science Lab, county presidential returns (2024) and precinct-level returns (2022; highest statewide or U.S. House vote total per county). Eligible citizens: U.S. Census Bureau citizen voting-age population, 2020–2024 ACS 5-year estimates. How it works.