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Mike Pieciak

Vermont Treasurer

Candidate for Vermont Treasurer

Learn about Mike Pieciak’s candidacy and positions on the issues. This guide is built by GoodParty.org, a nonpartisan organization helping you find candidates and elected officials who have turned down partisan and big-money influence.

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About Vermont Treasurer

The Treasurer is the head of the state treasury and is responsible for the investment of State funds, issuing State bonds authorized by the General Assembly, serving as the central bank for State agencies, managing the State's cash balances, processing of checks, and the reconciliation of payroll and vendor checks, safeguarding and returning unclaimed or abandoned financial property, which is held in trust by the State until the rightful owner can be located, administrating three major pension plans, the deferred compensation plan, and the defined contribution plan for State employees, teachers, and participating municipalities, and other duties
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Term length
2025 – 2027
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Next election
November 3, 2026
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