We’ve been through a lot together. It hasn’t been easy, but with grit and determination, we’ve got tough things done. But there’s more work to do. With two more years as governor, and support from the legislature, I know Vermont can thrive. With more good jobs and more families, we’ll have more kids in our schools, and a stronger economy. To get there, we need to build more homes, strengthen schools and hospitals, lower healthcare costs, and revitalize small businesses, rural communities, and family farms. And we’ve got REAL plans to do it. The work will be hard, and Washington will make it harder. You have my word, I’ll roll up my sleeves like I’ve done my entire life to make it happen, with new ideas, and new opportunities for our kids, families, and future.

Affordability is on the ballot....Period. This November, much more is on the line for Vermont. Governor Scott voiced his support for Ashley Bartley (running for the Vermont State Senate to represent the towns of Essex, Fairfax, Milton, and Westford) Senate run, praising her work in the legislature and her focus on making Vermont more affordable. We need you to vote with that in mind.

Supporting young people in Vermont means investing in the future of our whole state. When young Vermonters can learn, grow, find good jobs, and build lives here, our communities become stronger for everyone. #Vermont #SupportYoungPeople #VermontFuture

“We need more taxpayers, not more taxes.” Governor Scott says his business experience taught him that spending more doesn’t automatically solve a problem. His approach: improve how systems work, make them more efficient, and grow Vermont’s tax base.

Vermont has faced challenges—and together, we’ve made progress. Governor Scott shares his plan to build more homes, strengthen schools and hospitals, lower costs, and help families and small businesses thrive. With steady leadership and a commitment to working across party lines, he’s focused on a stronger, more affordable future for every Vermonter.

“For what we’re paying, we should be number one. And we’re not.” Vermont’s education spending should deliver strong opportunities for every student. Governor Scott points to differences in course offerings between rural schools and larger districts.

Today, Governor Scott visited the Middlebury Car Show and the tractor parade in East Charlotte, where he got behind the wheel of a borrowed John Deere. Recognize anyone else you might know?

We’ve been through a lot together. It hasn’t been easy, but with grit and determination, we’ve got tough things done. But there’s more work to do. With two more years as governor, and support from the legislature, I know Vermont can thrive. With more good jobs and more families, we’ll have more kids in our schools, and a stronger economy. To get there, we need to build more homes, strengthen schools and hospitals, lower healthcare costs, and revitalize small businesses, rural communities, and family farms. And we’ve got REAL plans to do it. The work will be hard, and Washington will make it harder. You have my word, I’ll roll up my sleeves like I’ve done my entire life to make it happen, with new ideas, and new opportunities for our kids, families, and future.

Washington endorsements….or the trust of someone who’s known your record for years? Governor Scott says Bernie Sanders has never endorsed him. But Ron Hackett of Hackett’s Orchard in South Hero, a family business for nearly six decades, stopped his tractor the day before his 91st birthday to say Scott has his family’s support. “Ron Hackett means more to me than an endorsement from someone from Congress.” #PhilScott #Vermont #VTPolitics #HackettsOrchard #SouthHero #LocalVoices #CommunitySupport #Election2026

Governor Scott speaks frankly about rising rents, property taxes, education spending, and declining student enrollment. He argues that Vermont needs to rethink its educational system to better serve students while keeping costs manageable for taxpayers. If you agree, more has to be done, please SHARE this post! We would appreciate your support on Election Day!

The answer to the high cost of housing, health care, energy and property taxes is not…. higher taxes. We need to LOWER the tax burden for Vermonters, and implement reforms that will drive down the cost of housing, give Vermonters more, lower cost health care options, and remove special interest driven mandates that are raising utility bills. I’ve put forward plans to do all of this, and next year, if Vermonters send me a more balanced legislature, we’ll be able to get it done. vtdigger.org/2026/10/07/verm…

Governor Scott talks with a former educator about housing costs, why young people leave, and how a lack of housing makes it harder for businesses to find workers. He calls for building more housing and finding ways to make Vermont more affordable without relying on higher taxes. Have housing costs affected your ability—or someone you know—to stay in Vermont? Share your experience in the comments.

Every new tax or fee comes out of a Vermonter’s pocket. Governor Scott reflects on his efforts to make Vermont more affordable. He has used his veto to push back on bills he believes would raise taxes, increase fees, or add costs Vermonters cannot afford. The goal of those vetoes is to protect household budgets and push for solutions that meet Vermont’s needs without asking people to keep paying more. What’s one cost you’d like the Governor to focus on? 👇