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Vermont’s 2024 election season has seen over $3 million in campaign contributions raised, with some candidates raising more than in the previous cycle. Governor Phil Scott reported a significant increase in contributions, as did State Treasurer Mike Pieciak. Candidates are required to disclose their campaign contributions to the Secretary of State’s Office multiple times before the November election, with the information being published on an online database. VTDigger has integrated campaign finance data into the Primary Election Guide to provide readers with a comprehensive overview of the candidates’ races and ideas.
The database includes information on funds raised by candidates, breakdowns of contributions by donor type, and tables of contributions for statewide candidates. Contributors who have donated less than $100 are not publicly identified. Individual candidate profiles display detailed information on campaign contributions, including the names and basic information of contributors. The data is continuously updated as more information becomes available.
Voters can use the database to track how much money candidates have raised and the source of those contributions. The goal is to provide transparency and help voters make informed decisions. For any issues or inquiries about the database, individuals can contact voterguide@vtdigger.org. The campaign finance database aims to shed light on who is funding Vermont candidates and provide a valuable resource for voters.
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