Though it's an off-year for elections in Vermont, there are still several votes happening around the state on Tuesday.

Voters hit the polls across the country on Tuesday, weighing in on everything from high-stakes political races to municipal funding.

Update: The Plainfield East Village and Berlin Rec Center votes have failed, while other votes in Barre City, Hinesburg, Brighton, and Cabot have all passed as of Tuesday night. As of Thursday,

Pam Letourneau-Fallon is one of the fifth grade teachers at the St. Johnsbury School. She actually encouraged the Vermont Secretary of State’s office to adopt the Kid Governor program. She used to teach in Connecticut, where Kid Governor started.

The state wants to boost voting access for people who are incarcerated or are experiencing homelessness, among other groups, as President Donald Trump is pushing to eliminate widely-used mail-in voting.

Fifth graders around the state voted last week for one of seven Kid Governor candidates. The election results will be announced next week.

The seven candidates were chosen from among twenty-six nominees, each nominated by their school for the 2025 Statewide Election.

Paul Dame, who was leading the party when it made significant electoral gains in 2024, faces a challenge from Sen. Russ Ingalls, who says the party has no money.

A handful of state contests on Tuesday will offer an early test of how Americans are feeling less than a year into President Donald Trump’s second term.

Through demonstrating civic engagement and leadership, fifth-grade students at Waterford Elementary School have elected Levi Gingue as their official nominee in the 2025 Vermont Kid Governor Primary Election.