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Dubie Concedes Gubernatorial Race
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Brian Dubie conceded the race for governor to Peter Shumlin this morning.VPR News
Gubernatorial Candidates Weigh Options
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As we’ve been hearing this morning, the governor’s race is still unsettled. With almost 90 percent of precincts reporting, Peter Shumlin leads Brian Dubie by only about 3,000 votes. VPR’s Ross Sneyd and Mitch Wertlieb discuss what will happen next.VPR News
Shumlin Maintains Small Lead Over Dubie
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One of the more extraordinary political campaigns in recent Vermont history is not over, yet. Peter Shumlin maintains a small lead of only a few thousand votes over Brian Dubie in the race for governor. And there are still about two dozen towns that still haven’t reported their vote totals.VPR News
Republican Scott Becomes Lieutenant Governor
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Republican Phil Scott has been elected as Vermont’s next Lt. Governor. Scott defeated Democrat Steve Howard by just under 10 percentage points. Scott says he thinks he won because voters responded well to his call for lawmakers to seek bi-partisan solutions to some of the major issues facing the state.VPR News
Cuomo Wins New York Governor’s Race
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In New York state, Democrat Andrew Cuomo will take the job that his father held before him – governor of New York, after defeating Republican candidate and tea party associate Carl Paladino.VPR News
Burke’s Town Clerk Sees Changes In Northeast Kingdom
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As voters filed in and out of the Burke town office Tuesday, Town Clerk Priscilla Aldrich talked about some of the changes in the way votes are cast in her corner of the Northeast Kingdom.VPR News
Relief, And Apprehension, As Voters Cast Ballots Today
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After months of discussion and debate, Vermonters have been going to the polls throughout the day to decide a host of statewide races and one federal contest.VPR News
Election Day 2010: Town Clerks Working A Long Day
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After months of debates, rallies, political ads and phone calls, Election Day is finally here. In Vermont, voters head to schools, fire stations and town clerks offices to make their picks for governor, lieutenant governor, and other down ballot races from state senators to high bailiff and every thing in between.VPR News
