Vermont § 1893b - House of Representatives Districts

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§ 1893b. House of Representatives Districts

  • Notwithstanding the processes outlined in chapter 34A of this title regarding the
    enactment of initial districts and the subdivision of initial districts, for the 2022
    reapportionment of the House of Representatives, the State is divided into the following
    districts for the House of Representatives, each of which shall be entitled to the
    indicated number of Representatives: District Towns and Cities Representatives ADDISON-1 That portion of the town of Middlebury encompassed within a boundary beginning at
    the point where the northern boundary line of Middlebury intersects with U.S

Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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