If you looked at the political makeup of New Hampshire yesterday and compared it to today, not a heck of a lot changed. The federal picture is the same. Democrats Maggie Hassan, Chris Pappas, and Ann Kuster are heading back to D.C. to continue damaging the state and the nation. I’m sure they’ll say Democracy was saved.
New Hampshire Democratic Sen. Maggie Hassan has held off a challenge from Republican Don Bolduc to win a seat pivotal to control of the U.S. Senate.
Proposal 2/Article 1, the anti-slavery amendment to the Vermont Constitution on Tuesday’s General Election ballot, is supported by criminal justice reform advocates who liken present-day incarceration to slavery. This fact may surprise Vermonters.
One study found that progressive candidates received many high-profile endorsements, including from Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.). They also enjoyed support from one or more of the following groups: Our Revolution, Indivisible, Justice Democrats, Sunrise Movement, or The Progressive Change Campaign Committee.
Voters around the country head to the polls Tuesday to vote in a range of races, with dozens of governors’ seats and control of the U.S. House and Senate hanging in the balance.
“The number one priority is ensuring that, as we ask Vermonters to electrify everything, that all of our energy needs are met with 100% renewable energy from solar, wind and small-scale hydro sources, period,” said Peter Sterling, executive director of Renewable Energy Vermont.
Neither measure stipulates that the reproductive “right” in question applies only to women or to abortion. Critics argue that both constitutional amendments would enable courts to declare transgender medical interventions a fundamental “right” for minors, excluding their parents from such decisions.
“I oppose assault weapons bans. I support strong borders. I want to lower taxes on small businesses. I am skeptical of carbon regulations and support nuclear energy. I am voting against prop 5. I take election integrity seriously. I oppose big tech censorship. I oppose lockdowns and mandates.”
With Election Day coming Tuesday, Republican leaders are expressing strong confidence as polling data continues to indicate that the “red wave” is a real thing — and may be about to sweep away Democrats.
We need constitutionalists managing our federal and state governments. I’m asking you all to call 10 or 12 of your family, friends and neighbors to vote Red — and for Gerald Malloy and other conservatives.
The vast majority of likely voters said they wouldn’t vote for a candidate who wants to allow minors to undergo gender transition procedures such as puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones and surgeries, according to Thursday poll.
During every contested election, campaign signs are trashed, removed and stolen. This year is no exception. Vermont Daily Chronicle is hearing reports from all over Vermont about the removal or destruction of campaign signs.