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Latest election stories
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More Vermont voters will have a choice of legislative candidates on their ballots this cycle than in almost four decades, according to a Vermont Public analysis of state elections data. -
Gov. Phil Scott said Vice President Kamala Harris had a strong performance in Tuesday's debate, but he'd like to learn more about some of her policy positions. -
Julie Hendricks, the director of operations for Vet the Vote, says the program is good for both veterans and their local communities. -
Vermont Public will air the presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump on Tuesday at 9 p.m. online, on our main TV channel and on radio. -
Vermont’s Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas recently sat down with Vermont Public's Bob Kinzel to discuss the growing use of AI in politics and potential changes to stop the spread of disinformation. -
UNH polls: Politically diverse Vermonters support Gov. Scott, have party-affiliated economic beliefsThe University of New Hampshire Survey Center released two polls of Vermont voters. One found a large partisan divide on a question regarding financial conditions. Another saw politically diverse support for incumbent Gov. Phil Scott. -
The strategy then allows the Progressive Party to support Democratic candidates in a race. -
WDEV's Myers Mermel shares his experiences at the 2024 Chicago convention.
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The results of last week’s primary election were formally certified today by Vermont's Canvassing Committee. Around 15% of Vermont voters turned out earlier this month. -
The youngest Vermont delegate in Chicago is Addie Lentzner of Bennington, who will be entering her sophomore year at Middlebury College.
