VPR’s Jane Lindholm speaks with VPR reporters John Dillon, Nina Keck and Bob Kinzel who went out on the campaign trail with the three leading gubernatorial candidates to hear their thoughts during the final days of campaigning.
VPR reporters share observations from the campaign trail. Political analyst Eric Davis joins our listeners to discuss the final moments of an historic election season. A newpaper publisher explains the tradition and changing value of editorial endorsements. And older voters recall elections past.
Host Bob Kinzel talks with VPR’s Ross Sneyd and John Dillon, and Kristin Carlson of WCAX-TV about where the key statewide races stand, and what impact the presidential race will have here.
Vermont politicians have geared up for the final weekend of the 2008 campaign; a former state senator from Bennington County has become a late entry in the race for U.S. House; more…
We’re gathering some of the Vermont’s top political reporters to look
at where the key statewide races stand, and what impact the
presidential race will have here. Also, an audio
scrapbook of some memorable campaign moments.
State Auditor Tom Salmon isn’t permitted to have anything to do with his own reelection campaign. That’s because he’s serving in the Naval reserves in Iraq.
A yearlong battle over the future of the Intervale Compost in Burlington is over; a former slave who won his freedom and settled in Poultney will be honored by the town on Sunday with a historic marker;
Experts in child sex abuse want to shift the state’s conversation from how to punish offenders, to how to prevent these crimes in the first place. We find out what kids need to know to keep themselves safe.
Independent gubernatorial candidate Anthony Pollina
wants to keep $27,000 in contributions that some state officials
say violate Vermont’s campaign
finance law.