On his show this week, “Next Revolution” show host Steve Hilton criticized U.S. Rep. Peter Welch for his investments and said military veteran Gerald Malloy could upset the incumbent congressman and help the GOP secure the U.S. Senate in November.
Providing a safe environment for Vermonters to live work and play is the most basic and most essential responsibility of governing, and right now Democrats have been failing miserably. That’s why Republicans stand ready to prioritize and address this issue of public safety.
The Vermont GOP has been highlighting key races for the upcoming November election that could strengthen Republican influence at the Vermont Statehouse and put a check on Democrat-Progressive rule.
Redic is seen as the “true” Republican candidate in that race. Redic is running against progressive Democrat Balint and Liam Madden, who distances himself from the Republican party and its platform.
Republican Gov. Phil Scott met Democrat opponent Brenda Siegel for a gubernatorial debate Thursday evening, and the two candidates offered completing visions of Vermont’s future.
Inflation comes in as a top concern for many Americans. Prices have soared at the highest level in decades in the past year. Inflation, the economy and government have been named as the top problems facing the country since March of this year.
Myers pleaded guilty to conspiring to illegally vote in a federal election and deprive civil rights, voting records falsification, bribery, obstruction of justice and orchestrating ballot-stuffing schemes in Pennsylvania’s 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018 elections.
National radio host Howie Carr said his excitement for a nationwide red wave peaked after hearing the news that Vermont GOP candidate for U.S. Senate Gerald Malloy is polling just 6% behind outgoing U.S. House member Peter Welch, the Democrat nominee.
Being a Vermont Republican, I always have to step back and evaluate whether the Republicans in Washington really represent us here in VT, but on this issue I think they drafted a plan that any Vermont Republicans could stand on.
In a letter to the Democratic Party’s legal counsel, Attorney General John Formella said the mailers urging voters to request absentee ballot applications for the midterm elections provided the wrong addresses for city and town clerks and other errors that are “causing voter confusion and frustration” for voters.
I’d like to highlight how Vermont finds itself with one of the lowest minority voter rates in the country, and could continue to do so for the 2022 election and beyond — unless something is done.
Becca Balint has recently backed out of two debates in the Rutland and Manchester areas. The first was a forum on energy policy in Rutland, the other a debate in Manchester. For another debate, in Bellows Falls, she declined to attend altogether.