2026 General Election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Vermont State House, District ADD 4

2 seats. 4 candidates, listed alphabetically.

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Candidates

Jeanne Albert

Democratic

Work
College mathematics teacher, Middlebury College (part time, as of 2024); chair, Lincoln School District board (as of 2024)

Jeanne Albert has taught college mathematics for more than 30 years after earning a PhD from Dartmouth. As of 2024 she chaired the Lincoln School District board; she served on the Legislative Apportionment Board that redrew Vermont's legislative districts after the 2020 Census (2021-2022) and ran for the Addison-4 House seat in 2024.

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Lynn Dike

Republican

Work
Nurse; formerly with Helen Porter Rehabilitation & Nursing, Middlebury (as of 2020)

Lynn Dike of Bristol completed her nursing degree at Norwich University and worked for many years at Helen Porter Rehabilitation & Nursing in Middlebury. She ran for the Addison County Senate seats in 2016 and for the Addison-4 House seats in 2020.

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Chanin Hill

Republican

Work
Works on family farm, Four Hills Farm (Bristol)

Chanin Hill is a lifelong Addison County resident who lives and works on her family's Four Hills Farm in Bristol. She ran for the Addison-4 House seats in 2024.

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Karen Lueders

DemocraticIncumbent

In office now
State Representative, Addison-4 district
Work
State Representative, Addison-4 district; attorney

Karen Lueders is the sitting State Representative for the Addison-4 district in the Vermont General Assembly.

Karen Lueders represents Addison-4 in the Vermont House. An attorney since graduating from Vermont Law School in 1985, she has practiced litigation, public defender and juvenile work and later transactional law, and worked with the Vermont Supreme Court's case flow management project and for Legislative Counsel.

Lueders's committees

  • House Committee on Health Care

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