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Walt Heyer, a national activist who appears frequently on right-wing media warning about gender-transition surgery, will speak via Zoom at an event next Tuesday at...
On a historic Election Night, Vermont achieved some firsts, and one long-awaited “at last”: the election of a woman to represent the Green Mountain State in the United States Congress.
Vermont elected Democrat Peter Welch to the Senate with 66.8% of the vote and Democrat Becca Balint to the House of Representatives with 60.1% of the vote on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 8. Vermont also re-elected Republican Governor Phil Scott, defeating Democrat Brenda Siegel, with approximately 68.9% of the vote, as reported by the Vermont Secretary of State.
Tuesday night’s election was a historic event for Vermont, as well as a relatively predictable one for Shelburne, electing two unchallenged candidates to the Statehouse while reelecting the district’s three
Vermont remained reliably deep blue on Election Day, as Democrats were cruising to victory in statewide races — with one exception.