Vermont State House Lamoille-Washington District

Current seat holder: Saudia LaMont (D); David Yacovone (D).

Susanna Guthmann Burnham

Susanna Guthmann Burnham is a Republican candidate for the Vermont House of Representatives in the Lamoille-Washington district in the November 3, 2026 general election, residing in Morristown, Vermont.

· Vermont Secretary of State (2026 Qualified Candidate Listing)

Saudia Lamont

Saudia Lamont (Democratic) of Morristown is an incumbent Vermont Representative representing the Lamoille-Washington district in the 2025-2026 General Assembly.

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“As a community member, a statewide leader and a parent, I want to see our communities and state thrive. After serving two terms, I have found my footing in this role.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source))
“I believe the relationship between the governor and the State Legislature should be grounded in mutual respect, open communication, accountability, and shared commitment to serving Vermonters. Keeping in mind the branches of government have different roles, and we each should honor those responsibilities while working together whenever possible to solve real problems.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source))

Jason Thompson

Jason Thompson is a Republican candidate for the Vermont House of Representatives in the Lamoille-Washington district in the November 3, 2026 general election, residing in Woodbury, Vermont.

· Vermont Secretary of State (2026 Qualified Candidate Listing)

David Yacovone

David Yacovone (Democratic) of Morristown is an incumbent Vermont Representative representing the Lamoille-Washington district in the 2025-2026 General Assembly, and works as State Legislator serving intermittently since 193 while serving as Commissioner of Aging and Children.

What is one part of Vermont’s economy or cost of living that needs greater attention from elected officials?: “Vermonters spend roughly $6 billion a year on groceries. $5 billion of that 6 billion goes out of state never to return to benefit our economy. Vermont must develop the resources to grow our own food with in-state growing centers year-round. Those dollars will then circulate throughout our economy and help prime the pump for an economic recovery while being more sustainable from an environmental standpoint.”
“I do not support forced mergers. Steps by the legislature to spur more collaboration and administrative savings endorsed by the legislature make sense.”
“It depends on the design of such an effort. I do not want to punish low spending schools while rewarding high spending schools.”