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Enacted (not yet in effect) Moderate protection

Vermont H.211 (2026) — Data Brokers and Personal Information

Vermont · Vt. H.211 (2025-2026 biennium); signed June 16, 2026

Vermont enacted a law tightening rules on data brokers — companies that buy and sell people's personal information, the same data that feeds profiling and AI systems. Signed by Gov. Phil Scott on June 16, 2026, it strengthens Vermont's existing data-broker regulation and personal-information protections.

Technical detail

Vermont H.211 (2025-2026 biennium) concerns data brokers and personal information, building on Vermont's pioneering data-broker registration/regulation regime (9 V.S.A. ch. 62). Passed the House March 25, 2026 and Senate May 28, 2026; signed by Gov. Scott June 16, 2026. Exact effective date per the act text was not confirmed in this sweep.

Who is protected: Vermont residents whose personal information is collected, bought, or sold by data brokers

Who must comply: Data brokers and entities handling Vermonters' personal information

Key facts

JurisdictionVermont
LevelState
StatusEnacted (not yet in effect)
Protection strengthModerate protection
Enacted2026-06-16
CitationVt. H.211 (2025-2026 biennium); signed June 16, 2026
Enforced byVermont Office of the Attorney General
PenaltiesPer Vermont consumer-protection / data-broker statute (specifics per act text — to be confirmed)
Topicsconsumer data privacy · consumer protection
Last verified2026-06-22
Official sourceVermont H.211 (2025-2026) — bill page (LegiScan mirror of the official Vermont General Assembly record) ↗

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