Progressive Party

Voters in Vermont's most populous city, Burlington, will have the chance to weigh in on a myriad of issues this Town Meeting Day. They include a city charter change, multiple city council seats and a series of big ticket funding proposals.

This Primary Day there will be two candidates on the Progressive Party’s ballot for governor, but the party doesn’t want their members to vote for either…

Party Chair Anthony Pollina says the Progressives want to see how Democratic gubernatorial candidate Christine Hallquist addresses some of the top issues…

Progressive leaders in Montpelier began the legislative session with a plan for Vermonters to pay their school taxes based on their income, rather than…

With just over a week to go before the end of the legislative session, it appears that many of the top Progressive priorities have stalled in…

Among the Progressive Party's main initiatives this year in the Legislature are property tax reform, universal health care, and balancing the budget…

There are now three Democratic candidates for governor: Matt Dunne, Sue Minter and Shap Smith. Two Republican candidates, Lt. Governor Phil Scott and…

The first year of the new legislative session starts this week and it promises to be an interesting one. The Republican Party gained a couple of seats,…

Burlington Progressives Sunday made endorsements in the city’s mayoral and city council races, backing former public works director Steve Goodkind’s bid…

Dean Corren is a Progressive who's says his motivation to run for lieutenant governor is rooted in his support for single-payer, universal health care. He…