Here’s how you can win cash predicting what happens in tonight’s presidential debate
Several sports betting companies offer chances to win cash for making predictions about Tuesday’s 2020 presidential debate, according to reports.
Wilson, running for Caledonia Senate seat, would cut spending, oppose abortion, protect gun rights
As a public service during an election season uniquely challenged by lack of traditional, face-to-face access to voters, Vermont Daily today publishes the first in a series of interviews with little-known challengers to Vermont Senate seats.
House candidate protests pay raise
If elected, Jon Lynch of Colchester promises to give his cut to Colchester fire and rescue workers. Lynch follows Hinesburg House candidate Sarah Toscano, who also has committed to returning any compensation above $500/week to the Hinesburg Fire Department.
Jim Condos: Safe and secure Vermont elections
To those skeptical of voting by mail, I welcome the skepticism. We should all care deeply about the integrity of our elections. I only ask that people look to the facts and the evidence, and not secondhand anecdotes, baseless claims and rhetoric.
Did Biden really promise Beto O’Rourke would run national gun control policy?
Yesterday on Twitter a prominent liberal Vermont pundit (OK, it was Kevin Ellis) asked if anyone really believes a President Joe Biden would appoint Beto “we are going to take away your AR-15” O’Rourke as his national gun control czar.
How ‘weaponizing’ mail-in ballots could create constitutional crisis
The ongoing process of “weaponizing and abusing mail-in voting” could lead to an “unprecedented constitutional crisis” because of lack of reliability and the potential for fraud, a new report from two House Republicans contends.
Military mail-in ballots cast for Trump discarded in Pennsylvania, federal investigation finds
Nine military mail-in ballots cast for President Donald Trump were discarded at a local Pennsylvania board of elections office, a federal investigation concluded.
Ram, Chittenden lead in Senate fundraising
According to Sept. 1 campaign finance reports sent to the secretary of state, former Burlington House member and unsuccessful 2016 lieutenant governor candidate Kesha Ram leads all candidates with $76,358 for the Vermont Senate race.
Mark Shepard: Why vote?
Why did millions of Americans, who are good neighbors and fun to be around, vote for a man with Trump’s personality and troublesome history? I believe that question is best answered by the looking at the actions of the political left.
Letter: Where are we headed?
I’m a senior citizen who is very worried about the direction of our country as well as our state.
Ballot Integrity: How to report problems with your mail-in ballot in Vermont
Voting irregularities have increased dramatically as a result of expanded mail-in voting measures in various states. If you have experienced problems with your mail-in ballot or discovered suspicious activity such as “ballot harvesting,” report it here on our form at truenorthreports.com.
Vermont protesters, gov leaders ponder possible post-election unrest
In a year unlike any other in our lifetimes, Vermont activists, lawmakers and National Guard leaders are discussing what could happen if the November election goes sideways.