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Party cohesion

How often do Vermont legislators vote with their party?

Party Voting Unity

How often members of each party vote together on the same side.

Most Contentious Votes

Votes where both parties were most internally divided. Higher % = more divided.

An act relating to housing safety and rehabilitation

Senate fail 10-14 Apr 3, 2019

An act relating to the extension of the deadline of school district mergers required by the State Board of Education

House fail 63-63 Feb 6, 2019

An act relating to compensation and benefits for members of the Vermont General Assembly

Senate pass 19-10 Apr 13, 2023

An act relating to compensation and benefits for members of the Vermont General Assembly

Senate pass 19-10 Apr 13, 2023

An act relating to universal access to afterschool programs

Senate pass 12-12 Feb 14, 2020

An act relating to housing safety and rehabilitation

Senate pass 16-9 Apr 3, 2019

An act relating to making first quarter fiscal year 2021 appropriations for the support of State government, federal Coronavirus Relief Fund (CRF) appropriations, pay act appropriations, and other fiscal requirements for the first part of the fiscal year

House fail 64-62 Jun 9, 2020

An act relating to permitting Medicare supplemental plans to offer expense discounts

House fail 8-17 May 5, 2017

An act relating to universal recycling requirements

House pass 15-10 Mar 20, 2018

Joint resolution rescinding the General Assembly's request, contained in 2014 Acts and Resolves No. R-454, for Congress to convene a U.S. Constitutional Convention

House pass 19-7 Apr 4, 2017

Crossed the Aisle

Legislators who most frequently vote against their own party.

House·56 against party

Senate·62 against party

Senate·47 against party

Senate·121 against party

House·108 against party

House·14 against party

House·13 against party

Timothy Corcoran

House·101 against party

House·85 against party

House·11 against party