Vermont House GOP Caucus: Letting 16-year-olds vote ‘politically expedient’ for Democrats
“Apparently, Vermont Democrats only feel young voters are mature enough to make informed decisions when it might be politically expedient.”
Poll: New Hampshire voters unaware of redistricting changes
The poll, released by the University of New Hampshire Survey Center, found that only about one-third of respondents were aware of proposed maps for the state’s two U.S. House districts, which have been described as the biggest shakeup of the state’s political boundaries in more than 40 years.
Gov. Phil Scott vetoes 16- and 17-year-olds voting in Brattleboro
“While I applaud 16- and 17-year-old Vermonters who take an interest in the issues affecting their communities, their state and their country, I do not support lowering the voting age in Brattleboro.”
Vermont sees just nine sign-ups for non-citizen voting, federal oversight is deterrent
Despite the big push by liberal politicians to have non-citizens vote, these populations appear unconvinced that they are ultimately free to vote without jeopardizing their ability to eventually attain citizenship, even under the legal sanction by the communities and the state.
Christina Nolan answers ‘The Question’ about her campaign for U.S. Senate
The politically savvy Kurt Wright asked the question on many minds: “What you will hear from your opponent over and over is, ‘Do we want to turn this seat over to any Republican, which could potentially turn the U.S. Senate over to Mitch McConnell?’”
Mike Bloomberg: Democrats on track for a ‘wipeout’ in November
Former New York City Mayor and Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg warned in an op-ed Tuesday that his party was “headed for a wipeout in November, up and down the ballot.”
U.S. House candidate Ericka Redic: ‘Balint unconcerned about victim safety’
Redic says “Balint seems to think the only people who purchase guns are criminals or domestic abusers. She wants to take away a woman’s ability to protect herself and her family from domestic violence.”
Christina Nolan launches campaign for Vermont’s open U.S. Senate seat
Today, Christina Nolan, Vermont’s former United States Attorney, launched her campaign as a Republican candidate for U.S. Senate.
Roll Call: How your senator voted on letting 15- 17-year olds in Brattleboro vote, hold elective office
H.361, an act relating to approval of amendments to the charter of the town of Brattleboro, passed in the State Senate on February 11, 2022, by a vote of 20-9.
Podcast: How the left upended our election laws in 2020
Using the pretext of COVID, a web of well-funded organizations, working with Democrat lawmakers and friendly judges, systematically changed state election laws in 2020.
Ericka Redic launches candidacy for Congress
Ericka Redic announced her candidacy for the United States House of Representatives, stating her purpose for running is to restore integrity, fiscal restraint, and stability to our federal government.
Durham filing alleges Hillary Clinton’s team ‘mined’ White House servers to dig up dirt on Trump
A new report from a Department of Justice investigation has sparked widespread controversy surrounding the Hillary Clinton campaign’s role in the investigation into Russia’s alleged interference in the 2016 election.