Watch the Vermont General Assembly Live: Video Feed, Session Dates and How to Follow
This player shows the Vermont Senate YouTube channel when it is live. When lawmakers are not meeting, it may say the video is unavailable, so use the official link below.
What Is This Feed?
Vermont's General Assembly uses official YouTube channels for streaming, including committees. There are 150 representatives and 30 senators, meeting in the gold-domed State House in Montpelier.
When Can I Watch?
The 2026 session ran from January 6 to May 29. Sessions usually run from January into May or June. Dates change each year, so confirm the current calendar on the official site.
Why This Feed Matters?
Vermont still holds town meetings each March, where residents debate budgets directly. Those habits of open discussion carry into the State House, and a stream of committee work lets everyone take part in a very local kind of democracy.
Common Questions
Does Vermont stream committees?
Yes. Its YouTube channels include committee meetings.
What is Town Meeting Day?
A March tradition when Vermont towns gather to vote on local matters.
Ready To Vote?
State lawmakers answer to the voters who elect them. Register to vote in Vermont and find your deadlines and election office.
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