Ben Olsen running for Vermont House in Lamoille-Washington District
“It is becoming impossible to fill your gas tank and continue to afford food for your family, let alone find the shelves stocked with what you need,” Olsen said.
Endorsed by multiple police unions, Christina Nolan pledges to stand with law enforcement
Today at a public event in Battery Park, Christina Nolan, GOP candidate for the United States Senate, received the endorsement of both the Burlington Police Officers’ Association and the South Burlington Police Officers’ Association.
Rutland GOP: Eric Maguire to run for Rutland House seat
Rutland Republicans proudly announce the candidacy of Eric Maguire for Vermont House of Representatives to represent the city’s southeast quadrant that votes at Christ the King school.
Vermont’s $868 million transportation bill signed into law
“From more EV public chargers to a more streamlined DMV customer experience, and from hundreds of newly paved miles of roadway to the thrilling new Amtrak service into Burlington, this transportation budget represents exciting opportunities for all who live in and visit Vermont.”
Governor Phil Scott signs historic $8.3 billion state budget into law
“The investments we made this year will make a difference for Vermonters, building stronger communities, providing some tax relief, supporting kids and families and helping address long-term challenges like our workforce shortage and regional economic inequity,” Scott said.
Gov. Mike Huckabee endorses Myers Mermel for U.S. Senate in Vermont
In offering his endorsement, Governor Huckabee cited Mermel’s commitment to fighting high taxes, inflation, high gasoline prices, and high food prices.
Sanders, Warren introduce legislation to expand Social Security by $2,400, extend solvency for 75 years
Senate Co-Chairs of the Expand Social Security Caucus Sens. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) on Thursday introduced legislation that would expand Social Security benefits by $2,400 a year and fully fund it past the year 2096.
Governor Jim Douglas endorses John Klar for Orange County Senate
“We need real-world experience. John Klar has the energy and the background to tackle our problems. I hope he’s the next Senator from Orange County.”
Scott signs workforce and economic development legislation into law
The bill invests $84.5 million of both state and federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding to address Vermont’s workforce shortage and provide local businesses and municipalities with resources to grow in the years ahead.
Gov. Phil Scott vetoes ‘safe injection sites’ bill
“From my standpoint, it seems counterintuitive to divert resources from proven harm reduction strategies to plan injection sites without clear data on the effectiveness of this approach.”
Gov. Phil Scott signs historic housing legislation into law
Gov. Phil Scott gathered with members of the Legislature and local housing partners at the Salisbury Square, a planned affordable housing neighborhood, in Randolph today to sign two historic housing bills.
Kevin Hoyt announces candidacy for governor
Kevin is a life-long conservationist, environmentalist, a strong 2A supporter and advocate who believes in constitutional law.