Stephanie Mack Brings Financial Experience and a Focus on Accountability to Chittenden-24 House Race

Stephanie Mack, Republican candidate for the Vermont House of Representatives, Chittenden-24.

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September 25, 2026

Media Contact: Stephanie Mack for Vermont HouseWebsite: StephanieMackVT.com

Stephanie Mack Brings Financial Experience and a Focus on Accountability to Chittenden-24 House Race

ESSEX, VT, September 25, 2026 — Stephanie Mack is a Republican candidate for the Vermont House of Representatives in the Chittenden-24 district. With decades of experience in accounting, small business and financial management, she is committed to putting those skills to work for voters in Montpelier.

“Working with individuals and small businesses has given me a close-up view of what rising costs, taxes and fees are doing to Vermonters,” Mack says. “I’m running because I believe my financial experience can help the Legislature make more responsible decisions about how taxpayer dollars are spent.”

Mack founded and operated her own bookkeeping and tax practice for a decade before selling the business in 2025. Previously, she spent nine years as office manager at Clean Green Sanitation. Mack currently owns Strategizer, an accounting consulting business, and also operates Healer, a small online wellness store.

Mack says her campaign is focused on reducing wasteful state spending and bringing greater financial discipline and accountability to Montpelier as Vermonters contend with rising property taxes, a lack of affordable housing and overregulation.

“Vermonters should be confident that every dollar they send to Montpelier is being spent wisely,” Mack says. “We need to reduce unnecessary costs, make Vermont more affordable and remove obstacles that make it harder for small businesses to succeed.”

Stephanie Mack’s campaign priorities include:

• Ensuring taxpayer dollars are spent efficiently and responsibly

• Reducing property taxes and fees to make Vermont more affordable

• Refocusing Vermont schools on academic achievement and the fundamental skills students need to succeed

She believes Vermont needs to “mind taxpayer dollars with common sense,” bringing greater attention to costs, accountability and results in Montpelier.

Stephanie and her husband, Tim, just celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary. They are parents to seven children, with one grandchild and two more on the way.

For more information about Stephanie Mack and her campaign for the Vermont House, visit StephanieMackVT.com.

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