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Time Off Accusations In Race For Governor’s Office
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Vermont’s two leading candidates for governor continue to squabble over how much time off they’ve taken.Vermont Edition
Lt. Gov. Phil Scott’s Re-election Plans
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Lieutenant Governor Phil Scott discusses why he wants to return to the position in November and we read from our listener mailbag.VPR News
Senate Candidates Trade Accusations, Fiery Rhetoric
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The U.S. Senate race between independent Senator Bernie Sanders and Republican challenger John MacGovern is lopsided in terms of name-recognition and campaign finances, but you wouldn’t know that from the tone of their debate Friday.VPR News
Justice Department Sues Vermont Over Late Ballots
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The U.S. Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against the state of Vermont and Secretary of State Jim Condos.VPR News
College Students Clear To Vote In NH
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In a 3-2 decision, New Hampshire’s Supreme Court has sided with a lower court judge and left a new voter registration law on hold.VPR News
Burlington Mails Corrected Ballots To Early Voters
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Burlington has mailed corrected city election ballots to 523 voters who asked for absentee ballots or voted early at City Hall.Vermont Edition
Sorrell Makes Case For Re-election
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Bill Sorrell has been elected to seven consecutive terms as Vermont’s Attorney General. Now Sorrell and two opponents are vying for the role of Vermont’s top law enforcement officer.VPR News
Candidates Take Sides On Mountaintop Wind Moratorium
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The Republicans seeking the top two state offices both support a moratorium on large-scale wind tower development in Vermont.VPR News