The Vermont Right to Life Political Committee released its endorsements for the primary election on Monday.
The organization encourages its members to choose the Republican ballot.
The committee chose not to recommend a candidate for governor. Three of the four candidates who are vying for the Republican nomination are pro-choice. The exception is Steve Berry, who is pro-life and “unlikely to win,” according to a statement. Scott Milne, Dan Feliciano and Emily Peyton are pro-choice.
“Scott Milne’s exact positions are unknown at this time, though he has communicated a willingness to better understand the issues,” the committee said in a statement.
The Vermont Right to Life Committee has endorsed incumbent Lt. Gov. Phil Scott, the sole Republican who holds statewide office, and five lawmakers who were not listed on an email sent to supporters of the committee.
The mission of the Vermont Right to Life Committee is “to achieve universal recognition of the sanctity of human life from conception through natural death.”
