Court finds Republican Governors Association, Brian Dubie violated campaign finance law
The Vermont Superior Court, Washington Unit, issued a decision on Tuesday in favor of the State in its campaign finance law enforcement action brought against the Republican Governors Association (“RGA”).
Salmon drops back from Senate, gubernatorial races; Vermont GOP in wait-and-see mode for 2012
The two-term state auditor has decided to carry on with his duties as the state’s chief CPA because, as Tom Salmon put it in the subject line of his email announcement, “Irene is a game changer.”
Margolis: Vermont GOP gubernatorial lineup takes shape
A recent poll gave Shumlin a healthy (if by no means commanding) eight-point lead over Dubie.
‘Friends of Dubie’ seek funds to help fight campaign financing case
Though the Republican Governors Association has paid for some of the costs associated with the legal investigation, sources say, Dubie is personally liable for $75,000 worth of the legal costs – so far.
Shumlin raises $187,380 for 2012 campaign
Shumlin has started out the two year, long-distance fundraising race with a 100-yard dash. UPDATED WITH MORE DETAIL
Vermont GOP: Lauzon entertains run against Sanders; Dubie eyes Fifth Floor, again
The Vermont GOP doesn’t want to see a primary in any statewide race, even though in some instances the candidates are temporarily stacked up until the big dogs work it out.
Vermont GOP’s ordination of a gubernatorial candidate a ways off
No incumbent governor has been defeated in this state since 1962, and that was a governor (F. Ray Keyser, Jr.) who made several political mistakes. Shumlin, thus far, has made none, or at least none that matter.
Dubie's farewell speech to Senate
It has been a privilege to have the opportunity to serve our state in elected office.
Dubie’s farewell speech to Senate
It has been a privilege to have the opportunity to serve our state in elected office.
Dubie, Bliss apologize to Blittersdorf; defamation lawsuit is settled
A settlement was reached after both Brian Dubie and his campaign manager Cory Bliss submitted letters to Blittersdorf. The settlement agreement was submitted to the Chittenden Superior Court today.
