Vermont State House Windham-3 District

Current seat holder: Michelle Bos-Lun (D); Leslie Goldman (D).

Michelle Bos-Lun

Michelle Bos-Lun (Democratic) of Westminster is an incumbent Vermont Representative representing the Windham-3 district in the 2025-2026 General Assembly, and works as State Representative, past six years for Windham 3 &4, also a high school teacher.

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What is one part of Vermont’s economy or cost of living that needs greater attention from elected officials?: “Vermont has the highest health care costs in the nation. As a cancer survivor I am aware the extraordinary costs of receiving life saving care.”
“I do not. I voted twice against the House Education bill because it included forced mergers which are not in the interests of our rural communities or small towns, like the ones I represent.”
“The framing of this question makes it not easy to answer. I supported the 2026 Education bill which included provisions to develop a weighting system where a school's population needs (i.e.”

Nicole Amanda Cota

Nicole Amanda Cota is a Republican candidate for the Vermont House of Representatives in the Windham-3 district in the November 3, 2026 general election, residing in Rockingham, Vermont.

· Vermont Secretary of State (2026 Qualified Candidate Listing)

“As a resident of Vermont, I am incredibly honored to represent the pride and glory of our wonderful state as Miss Vermont USA 2017,” (Vermont Business Magazine)

Ryan M. Coyne

Ryan M. Coyne is a Republican candidate for the Vermont House of Representatives in the Windham-3 district in the November 3, 2026 general election, residing in Rockingham, Vermont.

· Vermont Secretary of State (2026 Qualified Candidate Listing)

Chris Lundberg

Chris Lundberg is a Democratic candidate for the Vermont House of Representatives in the Windham-3 district in the November 3, 2026 general election, residing in Rockingham, Vermont, where Chris's background includes work in retired.

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What is one part of Vermont’s economy or cost of living that needs greater attention from elected officials?: “By far the concern I heard the most while door knocking was property taxes. Many on fixed incomes. Can the legislature do anything to reduce this burden? Beyond that, the economy could use more jobs that pay a good livable wage, be it more manufacturing or service oriented or even startups, but keeping in mind our desire to be environmentally friendly.”
“Act 73 is, hopefully, a step in the right direction. We'll see how things progress. Adaptation along the way may be necessary. I'm still of the opinion that any school consolidation should be voluntary, not mandatory.”
“As of right now, I'm of the opinion school budgets are better set at the local level.”