To The Vermont Lottery was established in 1977 to generate funds for public welfare without raising taxes. Over the years, it has expanded its offerings and consistently contributed to education and other key services in the state. With a focus on responsible play, the Vermont Lottery has become a trusted and valued part of the state's funding structure.
A Brief History
- 1977: Vermont voters approved the lottery through a public referendum
- 1978: The first tickets went on sale, starting with a simple draw game
- 1990s‐2000s: The lottery ed multi-state games like Powerball and Mega Millions
- 2020s: Expanded digital services and improved game access across the state
Games Offered
Vermont Lottery offers a mix of in-state and multi-state games, including:
- Powerball
- Mega Millions
- Lucky for Life
- Tri-State Megabucks
- Gimme 5
- Pick 3
- Pick 4
- Fast Play games
- Scratch tickets
These games offer daily chances to win while ing programs that benefit Vermont residents.
Where the Money Goes
Proceeds from Vermont Lottery ticket sales go directly to the Education Fund. This helps pay for:
- Public K‐12 school operations
- Education infrastructure
- Student services
- Classroom technology
The lottery has contributed hundreds of millions of dollars to Vermont schools since its inception.
Vermont Lottery in 2025 and Beyond
As of 2025, the Vermont Lottery continues to adapt with secure technologies, updated games, and a commitment to player satisfaction. Whether checking Vermont Lottery results or picking numbers for the next drawing, players can feel good knowing that every ticket contributes to a stronger education system for students across the state.
For details of Vermont lottery and latest news visit Vermont Lottery Official Website
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