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Active Legislation Updated Aug 04, 2026 Source legislature.vermont.gov
Laws tracked
2
In this state
Enacted
2
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In motion
0
Actively moving
On the books
What's the law in Vermont?
Enacted
H 211
Amends Vermont's existing data broker registration law to strengthen consumer protections. Expands definition of data broker, increases registration requirements, and adds opt-out mechanisms for consumers. Requires data brokers to respond to consumer requests to opt out of data sale. Enacted as Act 138 (2026).
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Enacted
S 71
Vermont Data Privacy and Online Surveillance Act. Comprehensive consumer data privacy law modeled on the Virginia VCDPA framework: grants Vermont residents rights to access, correct, delete, and opt out of sale and targeted advertising; requires data minimization, purpose limitation, and privacy impact assessments for high-risk processing. Enacted as Act 145 (delivered to Governor June 10, 2026; signed June 2026).
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In motion
What's active right now?
Nothing actively moving in Vermont right now.
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