$2 million Powerball® ticket purchased in Brandon
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WinnersVermontDecember 5, 2019

$2 million Powerball® ticket purchased in Brandon

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A $2 million Powerball ticket was sold at Jiffy Mart in Brandon, Vermont. The ticket matched five numbers from the December 4th drawing, but the winner has not yet claimed the prize.

Key points

  • •A $2 million Powerball ticket was sold in Brandon, Vermont.
  • •The ticket matched five winning numbers: 08, 27, 44, 51, 61.
  • •The Powerball jackpot rolled to an estimated $130,000,000.
  • •The Vermont Education Fund receives 100% of lottery profits.

Why it matters

This news highlights that significant Powerball prizes are won in Vermont, demonstrating that local players have opportunities to win large sums. It also reminds players to check their tickets, as the winner has not yet come forward.

Official source: vtlottery.com ↗December 5, 2019Verified October 17, 2026

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Official release

Lucky ticket holder yet to come forward
Vermont Lottery officials announced today that a $2 million Powerball ticket had been sold at Jiffy Mart in Brandon, Vermont. The winning ticket matched five out of five numbers, not including the Powerball. Wednesday’s winning numbers were 08, 27, 44, 51, 61; the Powerball was 14 with the PowerPlay multiplier 03. The Powerball jackpot was not hit Wednesday, allowing the Powerball jackpot to roll to an estimated $130,000,000 for this Saturday’s, December 7th drawing.
 
At press time, nobody had come forward to claim the winning ticket, but store personnel were “excited” and hoped “it’s someone local.”

Gary Kessler, Deputy Commissioner for the Vermont Lottery said, “it’s always thrilling when we get a notification of a big win in Vermont.

All Vermont Lottery agents receive an extra commission for all tickets sold in their stores that win $500 or more so Jiffy Mart in Brandon will benefit as well.

The Vermont Education Fund receives 100% of lottery profits. Please play responsibly.

Vermont Lottery games are sold at almost 700 locations, including 100 Play Centrals lottery game vending machines, throughout the state. For information on lottery games and on-line game draw results, please visit vtlottery.com.

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