Kim Gleason
Democratic
Grand Isle
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State Senator, Grand Isle District
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- Nov 3, 2026
What this office does: A state senator votes on Vermont laws and the state budget; Vermont's Senate districts elect one to three senators each.
Pat Brennan
RepublicanIncumbent
State senator · Colchester
The gist
- Sponsored a bill on illegally passing school busesIn office
- Sponsored a bill on public records chargesIn office
- Sponsored no net loss of State hunting and fishing landsIn office
- Sponsored a bill on State police and firefighter pay plansIn office
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Sponsored a bill on illegally passing school buses
S.82: school bus passing violations and traffic cameras (2025-2026 session)Government record · Vermont General Assembly · legislature.vermont.gov
“An act relating to traffic cameras and traffic violations for illegally passing a school bus”
Sponsored a bill on public records charges
S.114: actual-cost charges under the Public Records Act (2025-2026 session)Government record · Vermont General Assembly · legislature.vermont.gov
“An act relating to charging for actual cost under Vermont's Public Records Act”
Sponsored no net loss of State hunting and fishing lands
S.290: no net loss of State hunting and fishing lands (2025-2026 session)Government record · Vermont General Assembly · legislature.vermont.gov
“An act relating to no net loss of State lands used for hunting and fishing”
Sponsored a bill on State police and firefighter pay plans
S.58: pay plans for State law enforcement officers and firefighters (2025-2026 session)Government record · Vermont General Assembly · legislature.vermont.gov
“An act relating to requirements for the pay plans of certain law enforcement officers and firefighters employed by the State”
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