Joe Benning denounces ‘fascist iconography’ and opponent Greg Thayer for Jan. 6
Sen. Joe Benning (R-Caledonia) wishes to go on the record today to condemn certain positions of his primary opponent.
Democrat candidates for AG advocate for more political activism on climate, social justice
This week, two Democrat candidates vying to become Vermont’s next attorney general had what could be their final debate before the primary election on Aug. 9 — and both revealed strong left-wing views regarding the office and its role.
Redistricting has GOP candidates facing off against each other in primary
A GOP primary race in the newly reshaped Orleans-4 House district will pit two GOP candidates against each other who otherwise would have advanced automatically to November’s general election under the prior district maps.
Ericka Redic for Congress making appearances across Vermont
Ericka Redic, a Republican candidate for the United States House of Representatives, will be bringing her message of restoring integrity, transparency and accountability — with multiple campaign events each day.
Tom Licata running as independent for state representative in Chittenden district
“The traditional Democrat Party is dead. It’s gone. Progressivism has subsumed it. Progressivism is a euphemism for today’s deception-laden, postmodern-Socialism,” said Licata.
Roper: Top VT Democrats advocate ending Vermont’s 150-year tuitioning program
At the June 6 Windsor County Democrats State Senate Candidate Forum, all three sitting legislators vying for election stated directly or implied heavily that their response to recent Supreme Court decisions would be to end our tuitioning system entirely.
Tom Evslin: Wisconsin Supreme Court rules unattended voter drop boxes illegal — so what about Vermont?
The court said voting via the use of unattended drop boxes is not legal under Wisconsin law. The case came about because there were more than 500 such unattended drop boxes in use in Wisconsin during the 2020 election. It said they should not be used again.
Molly Gray slams ‘foolish’ SCOTUS decision to rein in EPA federal climate bureaucracy
If she’s elected to Congress in November, don’t expect Lt. Gov. Molly Gray to fight against an aggressive federal bureaucracy, at least regarding climate change.
Veterans for America First endorses Gerald Malloy for U.S. Senate
“The endorsement from Veterans For America First is truly an honor. Like VFAF, I respect our nation and believe that our freedoms are the very makeup of our identity as American citizens” explains Malloy.
Democrats losing support among minority voters
“Black unemployment went up in the last jobs report, inflation and high gas prices and an increase in crime, have a disproportionately negative impact on Black voters and there are no solutions coming from the Biden White House and the Democrats in charge.”
Candidates for U.S. House square off, reveal big differences on Supreme Court, elections, abortion and more
Seven candidates looking to replace outgoing U.S. Rep. Peter Welch, D-Vt. met Tuesday evening to debate issues ranging from the Supreme Court and student loan debt to the pandemic response and party differences.
Six Republican candidates talk on election integrity, economic policy, and more in Middlebury
Six Republican candidates for a combination of statewide and national offices gathered at Valley Bible Church in Middlebury on Saturday evening to discuss the future of Vermont.