Jeanne Albert
Jeanne Albert is a Democratic candidate for the Vermont House of Representatives in the Addison-4 district in the November 3, 2026 general election, residing in Lincoln, Vermont, where Jeanne's background includes work in Retired math professor, Lincoln School Board Chair, Rural School Community Alliance steering member.
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What is one part of Vermont’s economy or cost of living that needs greater attention from elected officials?: “Heating, transportation, and electricity typically represent disproportionately larger portions of lower to moderate income Vermonters' living costs, versus other earners. That means our dependence on fossil fuels is also an equity issue.”
“I do *not* support forced consolidation, which research confirms does not reliably reduce costs or increase academic achievement– often the opposite, especially in rural areas. Instead, I support recommendations by the Act 73 Redistricting Task Force, that reviewed research and Vermont-specific data in-depth and considered input from thousands of Vermonters.”
“As a rule, I am wary of drastically reducing local democratic decision-making, a significant strength of our state. In the current moment for our country I am *particularly* concerned about strengthening local democracy, amidst continual attempts by President Trump and others to misuse federal power and weaken the power and independence of states.”
Lynn Dike
Lynn Dike is a Republican candidate for the Vermont House of Representatives in the Addison-4 district in the November 3, 2026 general election, residing in Bristol, Vermont.
· Vermont Secretary of State (2026 Qualified Candidate Listing)
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“I believe all Vermonters deserve to have their voices heard in government, and that is best achieved through balanced representation of political parties in our legislature.”
(Campaign Website) “I am committed to bringing commonsense, practical perspective, and realistic solutions to Montpelier on behalf of all the families and neighbors in the community.”
(Campaign Website) “I am running to represent the families and neighbors of the Addison-4 district—Bristol, Lincoln, Monkton, and Starksboro—in the Vermont House of Representatives. As a longtime Bristol resident, I know firsthand what makes our corner of Addison County such a special place to live, work, and raise a family.”
(Campaign Website)Chanin Hill
Chanin Hill is a Republican candidate for the Vermont House of Representatives in the Addison-4 district in the November 3, 2026 general election, residing in Bristol, Vermont.
· Vermont Secretary of State (2026 Qualified Candidate Listing)
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“I will protect property rights, cut spending, and safeguard parental freedom for all.”
(Campaign Website) “I am committed to ensuring that Vermont remains a place where families can afford the basics. I am going to fight for fair tax policies and affordable housing to protect our community's future.”
(Campaign Website) “Land is our legacy. I will defend the right of homeowners and local farms to thrive, shielding all property from unfair taxes and excessive government regulatory overreach.”
(Campaign Website)Karen Lueders
Karen Lueders (Democratic) of Lincoln is an incumbent Vermont Representative representing the Addison-4 district in the 2025-2026 General Assembly.
“Lueders believes that the civil and human rights of each person is of paramount importance and that the Rule of Law, Due Process, and governance by "we the people" are essential to our civil society and must be fiercely defended.”
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