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Shumlin leads in unofficial result; Milne refuses to concede

His decision to wait stalled comments from other politicians. Shumlin's campaign Wednesday morning said the governor would not comment until Milne did. Speaker of the House Shap Smith in turn said he would not speak until after Shumlin.

Shumlin may win, but voters express dissatisfaction

With his race against an unknown Republican still in the balance, Gov. Peter Shumlin will surely post one of the lowest vote totals for a sitting governor in years.

Republican Scott Milne still alive in governor's race

A political unknown from Pomfret was within striking distance of upsetting two-term incumbent Democrat Peter Shumlin in the governor's race. Results were inconclusive as of 1:15 a.m. Wednesday.

Phil Scott coasts to third term as lieutenant governor

With 35 percent of the vote counted, incumbent Republican Lt. Gov. Phil Scott had a nearly 2-1 lead over challenger Dean Corren, a Progressive/Democrat.

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Shumlin says he isn't campaigning for legislative votes

Peter Shumlin

“We know that the precedent has been for both Republicans and Democrats for years that the person who gets the most votes is honored and that’s the person we elect,” Shumlin said.

Year in Review: VTDigger's Top 10 stories of 2014

Health Care Rally, May 1, 2011. VTD/Terry Allen.

The death, or near death, of Vermont's independent pursuit of a single payer health care system is the No.1 story, as voted by VTDigger staff. Vermont Yankee, IBM, DCF, Vermont Health Connect and the surprising general election also figured prominently.

Year in Review: VTDigger's Top 10 most-viewed stories in 2014

The Vermont Legislature's resolution calling for a constitutional convention to reverse the Supreme Court decision on Citizens' United made the "front page of the Internet."

Milne taking Thanksgiving holiday to weigh his options

Scott Milne, the Republican runner-up in governor's race, is taking time to weigh whether to actively campaign for lawmakers' votes in choosing a winner. He also criticizes Shumlin economic analyst Jonathan Gruber.

#VTDchat: Post-election Twitter chats start Tuesday

Join VTDigger reporters from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. this Tuesday and Nov. 24 for Twitter chats about post-election, pre-session issues at #VTDchat.

Margolis: The affordability question

On the campaign trail both Democrats and Republicans focused on Vermont's cost of living. Does Vermont really have an affordability problem?

Margolis: Scott Milne and the pursuit of the governorship

Scott Milne has yet to concede the race for governor, and may take his quest to the legislature, which will have the final say. He is within his rights to do so, but he is unlikely to prevail and could put his political future at risk.

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Press Releases

VPIRG: Second place doesn’t make you governor

Vermont Progressive Party makes modest gains despite national, statewide political climate

VBSR: Policy-makers should keep eye on long-term health care goals

Despite surprises, pro-environment legislators prevail overall in Vermont elections

Shumlin feels consequences of his fracked gas pipeline support

Campaign for Vermont responds to election night

Welch and Weinberger endorse Dawn Ellis for state Senate

VBSR releases 2013-14 Vermont legislative scorecard

Lt. Gov. Phil Scott’s public appearance schedule: 11/1-11/8/14

Leahy endorses Steve Berry for state representative

Commentary

David Zuckerman: Stepping back from partisan results

Arthur Berndt: A propensity for seeing a glass half empty

Dean Corren: Applauding how we Vermonters elect our governor

Dave Matthews: Make the votes for governor public

Peter Galbraith: Legislators should opt for an open ballot for governor

Tom Koch: Constitutional procedure to elect governor a relic

Rick Hubbard: Time to amend our Vermont Constitution

Karen Hewitt: Milne deserves respect

Lisman: Affordability matters

Dottie Deans: Winding down and looking ahead

News Briefs

Secretary of State to audit more election results this year

Thousands sign online petition urging lawmakers to oust Shumlin

Morris, Morrissey win Bennington 2-2

Sibilia upsets Moran in Windham-Bennington

Two incumbent State’s Attorneys defeated

Corren ramps up spending in campaign’s final days

Interactive map helps voters find polling places

Feliciano launches TV ad

VSEA endorses Shumlin, Corren

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