2026 General Election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Vermont State House, District BEN 2

2 seats. 3 candidates, listed alphabetically.

Vote for up to 2.

Candidates

Anthony A. Cook

Republican

Work
Owner, Classic Metal Restorations (North Bennington)

Anthony A. Cook owns Classic Metal Restorations in North Bennington. He earned a business degree from the Community College of Vermont in 2004, worked about a decade in the shipping department of National Hanger, and ran for the Bennington-2 House seats in 2024.

Sources for Cook

Timothy R. Corcoran Ii

DemocraticIncumbent

In office now
State Representative, Bennington-2 district (since 2003)
Work
State Representative, Bennington-2 district; realtor, Mahar McCarthy Real Estate

Timothy R. Corcoran Ii has served as State Representative for the Bennington-2 district in the Vermont General Assembly since 2003.

Timothy R. Corcoran Ii has served in the Vermont House since 2003. He works in real estate with Mahar McCarthy Real Estate.

Corcoran's committees

  • House Committee on Transportation (Vice Chair)

Sources for Corcoran

William "Will" Greer

DemocraticIncumbent

In office now
State Representative, Bennington-2 district
Work
State Representative, Bennington-2 district; Bennington justice of the peace and Bennington County high bailiff

William "Will" Greer is the sitting State Representative for the Bennington-2 district in the Vermont General Assembly.

William "Will" Greer has served in the Vermont House since 2025 after graduating from Bennington College in 2024. He is a Bennington justice of the peace (since 2023) and Bennington County high bailiff (since 2025), secretary of the Vermont Democratic Party, and has worked in a family insurance business and as a drug prevention organizer.

Greer's committees

  • House Committee on Corrections and Institutions

Sources for Greer

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