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VT Edition: Nina Keck, Bob Kinzel & John Dillon on the road with the gubernatorial candidates
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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 News
Pollina becomes a new target in Douglas ads
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With time ticking down on this year’s gubernatorial race, some political observers say they see a shift in strategy by the Douglas campaign.Vermont Edition
Gubernatorial candidate Gaye Symington
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Democratic candidate for governor Gaye Symington discusses the key issues facing the state’s economy. A report on how downtown Rutland has recovered from flooding in summer rainstorms. And a bonsair grower reveals the art of cultivating tiny trees.VPR News
Vermont Edition interview: Gaye Symington
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The Democratic candidate for governor released her economic plan last week. VPR’s Jane Lindholm talks with Symington about that plan and about criticism of her run for governor.VPR News
Midday Newscast: October 23, 2008
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Political analysts and Governor Jim Douglas’ challengers wonder how the economy will affect the gubernatorial race; University of Vermont officials are dealing with an outbreak of illness on campus that made at least 60 people sick; more…VPR News
Stalling economy becomes issue in gubernatorial race
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The financial headlines are big news in the gubernatorial race as the challengers try to blame incumbent Governor Jim Douglas for the state’s hard times. But Douglas says he has the experience and the fiscal discipline to guide the state through the economic downturn.VPR News
Energy issues spark debate in gubernatorial race
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The major candidates are divided over the future of Vermont Yankee and the role of wind power in the state’s energy portfolio.VPR News
Candidates divided, if election goes to Legislature
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If no candidate in the gubernatorial race wins 50% of the vote, the Legislature will elect the next governor in January. Should lawmakers vote for the candidate who receives the most votes?VPR News