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Farmers feel the effects of a Covid economy, and advocate for basic social supports
A majority of farmers said in a recent UVM survey that they had just enough or not enough money to scrape through at the end of each month.
Democratic leaders distance themselves from House pension plan
Senate President Pro Tempore Becca Balint and Lt. Gov. Molly Gray both poured cold water on the proposal. Even House Speaker Jill Krowinski, who helped come up with it, said it may not pass this year.
Molly Gray: Vermont women are in economic crisis. The Family Act is a solution.
The federal Family Act would provide Vermonters with 12 weeks of paid leave to recover from illness, care for a sick family member or recover from childbirth.
Balint and Krowinski seek ‘stronger partnership’ between House and Senate
Two months into the legislative session, House Speaker Jill Krowinski and Senate President Pro Tempore Becca Balint have strengthened communications between both chambers and with Republican Gov. Phil Scott as the state deals with the Covid-19 crisis and an ailing economy.
Scott, Gray sworn in under heightened security
Gov. Phil Scott will deliver his full inaugural address on television tonight at 7.
What you need to know for the Vermont Legislature’s 2021 opening week
Gov. Phil Scott will deliver his third inaugural address via livestream on Thursday at 7 p.m.
Kunin: Women gain leadership positions in D.C. and Montpelier
What policy differences can we expect to see with a near-equal number of women at the helm?
Follow the money: a look at statewide campaign spending this election
Campaigns, political parties, and action committees have filed the first post-election finance filings, revealing how the money was spent during an unusual election period.
Margolis: Given a chance to thank Scott for handling of virus, voters did just that
The governor’s overwhelming margin of victory also points up the fact that Zuckerman is not, first and foremost, a Democrat.
Newcomer Molly Gray defeats Scott Milne in lieutenant governor’s race
The 36-year-old assistant attorney general had faced repeated questions about her residency and voting record.
How Vermont’s statewide candidates will spend election night
While Covid-19 has changed the way candidates have attempted to reach voters, it is also changing how campaigns will watch as results come in Tuesday.
Zuckerman and Milne lead fundraising in last pre-election filing period
When it comes to campaign cash, Lt. Gov. David Zuckerman leads Gov. Phil Scott in the gubernatorial race, while Scott Milne leads Molly Gray in the lieutenant governor’s race — with help from his own money.
Down to the wire: Gray, Milne make final pitches in lieutenant governor race
The Democrat and the Republican are running neck-and-neck in Vermont’s tightest race for statewide office.