Elizabeth Burrows is a Democratic representative for Windsor-1 in the Vermont House of Representatives, serving since 2021. A resident of West Windsor, she represents Windsor-1, which includes Hartland, West Windsor, and Windsor, sharing the seat with John Bartholomew. Her family has deep roots in Vermont dating back to its earliest days. Burrows has traveled extensively across the U.S. and internationally, with Windsor and West Windsor as lifelong anchors before permanently settling in Vermont. Notable achievements include chairing the House Discrimination Prevention Panel and serving on the House Committee on General and Housing, where she has advanced legislation on housing, discrimination protections, and labor issues. She has also worked on the Basic Needs Budget Technical Advisory Committee and focused on dismantling systemic racism and biases in schools. In 2026, she announced her candidacy for the Vermont State Senate seat in Windsor County, seeking Democratic and Progressive nominations to replace retiring Sen. Alison Clarkson.

Education and Political Experience

• Attended Beloit College in Beloit, Wisconsin, where she wrote an ethnography on the homeless population in Seattle as part of her studies.
• Served on the local school board and alternated as chair and member of the Mount Ascutney School District board since its inception.

Political Experience

• Member of the Vermont House of Representatives for Windsor-1 since 2021 .
• House Committee on General and Housing.
• Chair, House Discrimination Prevention Panel.
• Basic Needs Budget Technical Advisory Committee.