Elections officials in Michigan and Wisconsin refused to explain Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden’s sudden and dramatic vote tally increase that occurred in both states Wednesday morning.
As of 12:20 a.m., with 252 of 275 districts reporting, several House districts appear to have “flipped” to a different party, according to the Vermont Secretary of State website. The net impact of these preliminary results is a gain of three seats for the GOP.
Two-time incumbent Republican Gov. Phil Scott handily won reelection Tuesday night, defeating Progressive/Democrat David Zuckerman by a 67%-26% margin.
President Donald Trump won key battleground states in Ohio, Florida and Texas Tuesday, but the race in others remained too close to call. If Trump ends up winning in the states he held leads in early Wednesday, he would be reelected.
Republicans in the Vermont House of Representatives need eight more seats to reach the 51 necessary to sustain a governor’s veto.
About 40 people attended an online public hearing on the Chittenden Solid Waste District’s request for two permits described by some public commenters as “after-the-fact permits” to legitimize the alleged illegal dumping of at least 2,100 tons of glass into a closed landfill in Williston.
Given the long odds of actually turning the tide within the Statehouse through the ballot box this go-around, it’s time for Vermonters to “turn pro” and take a page from the European play book, where working folks are still an organized force to be reckoned with.
Wallethub ranked Burlington as the No. 152 best small city in the U.S. The city placed better than 82% of the 1,269 contestants which have a population between 25,000 and 100,000.
According to the analysis, 99.5 percent of all university employees who made political donations gave to Democratic candidates or Democratic-aligned organizations, such as Act Blue and Joe Biden for President.
Some in Vermont are making it clear that they expect contested results for Tuesday’s presidential election, and most of these individuals are preparing to side with Democrat challenger Joe Biden rather than President Donald Trump.
This isn’t just ancient history. This is Vermont’s future if the party that ignored the violence done by BLM and Antifa in U.S. cities this summer comes to power in tomorrow’s election.
There has been an increasingly disturbing trend across the nation — our First Amendment rights to speak freely, to peaceably assemble, and to a free press have been under assault.