The primary is just a week away.
Secretary of State Jim Condos says voters should not wait until later in the week to mail in ballots. The last day town clerks can accept ballots by mail is 5 p.m. Monday, Aug. 10. (Ballots can be dropped off before Tuesday at the town clerk’s office or at the polls on Tuesday.)
Get to know the candidates for statewide office.
This month, we’ve published in-depth profiles of nine candidates for governor and lieutenant governor. Catch up with the full series:
- Pandemic or not, David Zuckerman insists now was his time to run
- John Klar: A Brookfield farmer’s longshot bid to unseat Phil Scott
- Rebecca Holcombe: A former education secretary’s bid to unseat her old boss
- Brenda Siegel runs for lieutenant governor to amplify the unheard
- Debbie Ingram, who found acceptance in Vermont, runs for lieutenant governor
- Tim Ashe: The Senate’s tactician-in-chief makes a bid for lieutenant governor
- Molly Gray touts global experience, Vermont roots, in run for lieutenant governor
- Unknown but fiery, Meg Hansen wants to restore prosperity as lieutenant governor
- Scott Milne: A viable Republican candidate in the race for lieutenant governor
Plus — our latest Voter Guide feature shows where the candidates stand on five key issues: gun reform, climate change, minimum wage, systemic racism and property taxes.
Get the latest at vtdigger.org/elections.
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