Voters in Brandon, Pittsford, and surrounding towns chose their representatives to the Vermont Legislature on Tuesday, Nov. 3. Here’s how the races turned out in the six towns covered by the Neshobe Current, along with some statewide results.

Vermont House of Representatives

Rutland-9 (Brandon)

Jeff Haylon (D): 1,163 votes (60.4%)

Aida Nelson (R): 739 votes (38.4%)

Rutland-8 (Pittsford)

Alicia Malay (R): 1,233 votes (56.9%)

Genevieve Duchesneau (D): 877 votes (40.5%)

Addison-2 (Leicester and Goshen)

Tanya Byker (D): 1,497 votes (63%)

Annie Wilson (R): 818 votes (34.4%)

Addison-Rutland (Sudbury and Whiting)

Jonathan Hescock (D): 1,220 votes (56%)

Jim Casey (R): 917 votes (42.1%)

Vermont Senate 

Addison County (Leicester and Goshen) - Two seats

Hannah Sessions (D): 12,671 votes (29.1%)

Ruth Hardy (D): 12,505 votes (28.8%)

Steven Heffernan (R): 7,929 votes (18.2%)

Andrew Klein (R): 6,690 votes (15.4%)

Rutland County (Brandon, Pittsford, Sudbury, and Whiting) - Three seats

Brian Collamore (R): 15,731 votes (19.6%)

Dave Wolk (I): 14,329 votes (17.9%)

David Weeks (R): 13,301 votes (16.6%)

Terry Williams (R): 11,175 votes (14%)

Statewide Results

Governor: Phil Scott (R) reelected

Lieutenant governor: Molly Gray (D) elected

U.S. House of Representatives: Becca Balint (D) reelected

Voters also approved two amendments to the Vermont Constitution:

Proposal 3: Protects collective bargaining rights.

Proposal 4: Guarantees equal protection under the law regardless of characteristics such as race, ethnicity, sex, religion, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, and national origin.

Source: Unofficial election results reported by the  Vermont Secretary of State, with all 247 towns reporting, as of 12:41 p.m. Nov. 4.