Vermont’s secretary of state faces a federal lawsuit for defying a Trump administration request to turn over personal voter information.
Plus, the president has yet to nominate a new U.S. attorney for the state, creating vulnerabilities in the court system.
And, unless lawmakers take action when they reconvene in January, a 12% hike in property taxes is on the horizon.
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This week's panel
- Mitch Wertlieb - Moderator - Vermont Public
- Howard Weiss-Tisman - Vermont Public
- Kevin McCallum - Seven Days
- Colin Flanders - Seven Days
Dive deeper
- Vermonters projected to see nearly 12% hike in property taxes next year (Vermont Public)
- Feds Sue Vermont Secretary of State Over Voter Data (Seven Days)
- Vermont Still Without a Permanent U.S. Attorney (Seven Days)
- Danville residents will vote on high school's closure, but won't have the last say (Vermont Public)
- In corrected budget, Brattleboro Memorial Hospital projects $14.5M loss (Vermont Public)