Vermont State House Windham-4 District

Current seat holder: Michael Mrowicki (D).

Ian G. Diamondstone

Green Mountain Peace and Justice

Ian G. Diamondstone is a Green Mountain Peace and Justice candidate for the Vermont House of Representatives in the Windham-4 district in the November 3, 2026 general election, residing in Putney, Vermont, where Ian's background includes work in Work with small producers in Latin America and Community Building in Vt.

“I support certain aspects however I believe it's very important that we keep as many community schools as we possibly can. I think it's more important to consolidate administration and less consolidation of school houses.”
“We need to look at consolidating administrative costs and the cost of maintaining certain buildings that just doesn't make sense anymore and look to alternatives like solar power for all municipalities.”
“No, I did not use AI to write responses.”

Mike Mrowicki

Mike Mrowicki (Democratic) of Putney is an incumbent Vermont Representative representing the Windham-4 district in the 2025-2026 General Assembly, and works as Child care, after care, non-profit admin. farm worker, landscaping.

Campaign site

What is one part of Vermont’s economy or cost of living that needs greater attention from elected officials?: “Housing is THE keystone to so many other aspects of our economy that are languishing. It's the largest piece of family budgets that chews up family income.”
“I support the current plan to use CESA's as a way to share costs and services such as Special Ed, and continue with working a process to see how we can better reform Governance and Funding. And, building more housing to bring more kids into Vt.”
“Starting with the schools in the 2 towns I represent, Putney and Dummerston, our schools are exemplary. Our schools are vibrant community assets embraced by our towns and that support translates into high performing students with admirable outcomes.”

Lynne Wilkins

Lynne Wilkins is a Republican candidate for the Vermont House of Representatives in the Windham-4 district in the November 3, 2026 general election, residing in Putney, Vermont.

· Vermont Secretary of State (2026 Qualified Candidate Listing)

Campaign site

“My name is Lynne Wilkins. If this photo looks familiar, it's the same one I used two years ago during my Lynne Wilkins campaign for Vermont State Representative from District 4, which includes Putney and Dummerston. This election cycle, I am running again for the same seat.” (Campaign Website)
“I live in Putney, have raised four children here, and enjoy a happy marriage of over twenty-five years. As a retired individual with a deep vested interest in the well-being of my community, I am committed to serving the people of Windham County.” (Campaign Website)
“As I campaigned door to door, I heard from many residents who feel hesitant to share their traditional conservative perspectives due to concerns about cultural estrangement and potential backlash. Many do not agree with the current trends affecting school kids, young adults, business owners, property owners, and our traditional ways in Vermont.” (Campaign Website)