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Vermont primary drew only 8.5 percent turnout
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It’s official: Voter turnout in last week’s Vermont primary election was only 8.5 percent, which officials say is the lowest in recent memory.VPR News
Primary turnout could be record low
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Secretary of State Deb Markowitz says the low voter turnout in Tuesday’s primary election could be a record.VPR News
Welch easily defeats Hill in congressional primary
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Congressman Peter Welch is a winner again.Vermont Edition
Bridge Closures
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Several Vermont communities are dealing with bridge closures this summer – we’ll find out how our bridges are doing. Then, we walk through the process for overseas voting, and visit an exhibit on how women’s fashions have evolved.VPR News
Primary turnout expected to be low
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Vermonters will head to the polls tomorrow for the state primary. Voters will decide their party’s nominees for statewide offices and the legislature.VPR News
Pollina says he’s not in violation of campaign finance law
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Independent gubernatorial candidate Anthony Pollina says he hasn’t violated Vermont’s campaign finance law by accepting contributions of more than $1,000 from some donors, despite statements to the contrary from Secretary of State Deb Markowitz.VPR News
Secretary of State faces Republican challenge
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A former village mayor and corporate manager with a background in computer technology is challenging five-term Secretary of State Deb Markowitz’ re-election bid.VPR News
Markowitz says Douglas may have vetoed bill he intended to become law
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Did Governor Jim Douglas inadvertently veto the hemp bill last week when he thought he was allowing the legislation to become law? Secretary of State Deb Markowitz thinks the answer may be yes and she’s wants the Attorney General’s office to make a ruling. VPR’s Bob Kinzel reportsVPR News