Hudson Ranney Files for Windsor County High Bailiff
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Hudson Ranney
802-738-6784
WINDSOR COUNTY, VT, May 14, 2026: Hudson Ranney, a 19-year-old Windsor resident, officially filed his candidacy for High Bailiff of Windsor County yesterday. He announced his intent to run earlier this year and is running as a Democrat.
The High Bailiff is one of Windsor County’s few independently elected positions, a civilian office with the authority to step in when the sheriff cannot serve. Ranney sees it as more than a backup role. He wants residents to know that someone in county government is paying attention and that the office can serve as a meaningful resource for the community.
Ranney grew up in Windsor and wants to give back to the community that raised him. His focus is simple: make county government easier for everyday residents to access and understand.
“I’ve been excited about this since I announced it earlier this year, and it feels good to make it official,” said Ranney. “This office exists so that no single person in the county government is without a check. I want people to feel like their local government is working for them, and that’s really what this is about: restoring trust in local government.
A Windsor High School graduate and local community organizer, Ranney looks forward to getting out and hearing directly from Windsor County residents in the months ahead.
For more information, visit hudsonforvt.com or contact Hudson at hudson@hudsonforvt.com.
