Category: Elections
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Fmr. councilor challenges party process, seeks House appointment
Committee members responded that while his credentials were strong, they viewed him as an Independent. READ MORE
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Sheriff Dan Gamelin and challenger Kevin Bloom to face off in the August 11 primary.
Gamelin announces re-election, as Bloom continues campaign; Chittenden County has not seen a contested sheriff race since 2018. READ MORE
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Voters re-elect incumbents, approve all ballot items
Both challenged councilors—Marek Broderick in Ward 8 and Evan Litwin in Ward 7—secured re-election, avoiding any shift in control READ MORE
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After 2023 defeat, Prop Zero binding referendum question again on City Meeting ballot
Petition requires 5% of registered voters; canvassing focused on Town Meeting Day polling sites for maximum reach. READ MORE
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Student group slams Dem. funding, labels Ward 8 campaign ‘deceptive’
With Town Meeting Day nearing, local Democrats condemned misinformation and personal attacks targeting Ryan Nick’s family and character – made… READ MORE
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Voting Kicks Off: mail-in ballots now in voters hands for March 3.
READ THE ISSUES: Know the facts and news surrounding everything on your ballot. READ MORE
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Wards 7/8 debate tonight, as election heats up
Burlington residents will have a chance to hear directly from City Council candidates in two contested wards during live forums… READ MORE
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Cohen: Missing: Vermont’s sabertoothed political shivster
The time is now for Joan Shannon’s comeback in Vermont’s largest city READ MORE
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Progressives tap candidate for NNE council seat
Standen, added late to Progressives’ list, promises to preserve municipal recycling and fix roadways, running against Democrat Evan Litwin. READ MORE
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No challenge to Dems this cycle, Progs say
By BDN Staff Last week, Burlington Progressives held their nominating caucus, endorsing four candidates for the March 2026 Town Meeting… READ MORE
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