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“These are all issues that could, in part, be addressed at the state and federal levels, but that absolutely have to be tackled at the local level as well if we really want to move the needle,” said Xusana Davis, executive director of the state’s Office of Racial Equity.
A second amendment, updating old language on slavery, was also approved.
Town-by-town results for the measure, known as Proposal 5 or Article 22, revealed a broad base of support for the state constitutional amendment, even in conservative areas.
Some of the advocates who worked to pass Proposition 5, the abortion rights amendment to the Vermont Constitution, are turning their attention now to helping...
According to unofficial results posted online from the office of Vermont Secretary of State Jim Condos, more than 72% of Vermonters said the state constitution...