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Becca Balint is the Democratic U.S. representative for Vermont’s at-large district. The House Clerk lists her as a current member of the 119th Congress, and her official biography notes that she became the first woman and first openly LGBTQ person to represent Vermont in Congress.
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Becca Balint is the Democratic U.S. representative for Vermont’s at-large district. The House Clerk lists her as a current member of the 119th Congress, and her official biography notes that she became the first woman and first openly LGBTQ person to represent Vermont in Congress.
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Open leadership record ↓Becca Balint is the Democratic U.S. representative for Vermont’s at-large district. The House Clerk lists her as a current member of the 119th Congress, and her official biography notes that she became the first woman and first openly LGBTQ person to represent Vermont in Congress.
Before Congress, Balint worked as a middle-school educator in Vermont and served in the Vermont State Senate, including as majority leader and president pro tempore. Her official biography also records degrees from Smith College, Harvard University and the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
In the 119th Congress, the House Clerk lists Balint on the House Judiciary Committee and House Budget Committee. Her office also identifies her as vice ranking member of Judiciary and co-chair of the Congressional Equality Caucus. This editorial record stays focused on sourced biography and institutional roles; routine votes and advocacy positions remain in the public-record layer unless a specific factual claim warrants separate review.
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