Becca Balint, 2026 Vermont At-Large District House Democratic candidate
Becca Balint*
DEMOCRATIC
US House of Representatives (D-VT)
2023 – Present
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2026 Vermont At-Large District House Polls

Gerald Malloy, 2026 Vermont At-Large District House Republican candidate
Gerald Malloy
REPUBLICAN
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2026 Vermont At-Large District House Polling Average:

Aggregate of all polls released for Vermont's at-large congressional district House election between Democrat Becca Balint and Republican Gerald Malloy. This page will update the moment new polls are released, including the polling average, projected margin, and survey details.

Year
2026
Race
House
District
VT-AL
Democratic candidate
Becca Balint
Republican candidate
Gerald Malloy
Incumbent / open seat
Becca Balint
Polling average
61.0% D / 25.3% R
Polling average margin
D +35.7
Last updated
12:00 AM on July 20, 2026
Polls included
2
Latest poll
University of New Hampshire — July 20, 2026

Vermont At-Large District House Polling Trend

2026 Vermont at-large district House Polling Average

Becca Balint leads Gerald Malloy by 35.7% in the Pollsmax polling average for the 2026 Vermont at-large district House election, 61.0% to 25.3%. The average currently aggregates results from 2 polls. According to the latest Vermont at-large district House poll, conducted by University of New Hampshire on July 20, Balint leads Malloy 63% to 25%.

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Weighted polling average

Republican

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Net margin

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Polls Included

Number of polls conducted

Latest Vermont At-Large District House Polls

Pollster
Date
Sample
Becca Balint
Gerald Malloy
Margin
Polling Average
61.0%
25.3%
D +35.7
University of New Hampshire
July 20, 2026
954 LV
63%
25%
D +38.0
University of New Hampshire
June 23, 2026
887 LV
57%
26%
D +31.0

About the Pollsmax Polling Average

Pollsmax creates a time-weighted and partisanship-adjusted polling average from an aggregate of all polls conducted for the general election. See the polling methodology to learn more about how polls are standardized and weighted.