Those filling out the Democratic ballot in Tuesday’s Addison-4 primary picked incumbent Rep. Mari Cordes of Bristol and Herb Olson of Starksboro to move on to the Nov. 5 general election, when residents of Bristol, Lincoln, Monkton and Starksboro will make a final decision on who will represent them in the Vermont House.
Republicans Chanin Hill of Bristol and Renee McGuiness of Monkton will carry their party’s banner in the race for the two House seats representing Bristol, Lincoln, Monkton and Starksboro.
What a thrill to vote early in the statewide primary. My picks in the House of Representatives race in my Addison-4 district (Bristol, Lincoln, Monkton, Starksboro) are newcomer Jeanne Albert and incumbent Mari Cordes.
Chanin Hill — one of the driving forces behind Bristol’s Four Hills Farm — wants to be one two people voters in the Addison-4 pick on Nov. 5 to serve their interests in Montpelier.
Lynne Caulfield has been outspoken on issues ranging from physician-assisted suicide to reproductive rights.
Monkton Republican Renee McGuinness knows the Vermont Statehouse well, having testified there on a variety of legislation on behalf of the Vermont Family Alliance, a non-profit advocacy organization that, among other things, tracks “current and proposed p … (read more)
Longtime lawyer Herb Olson spent a very memorable 15 years of his career (1987-2003) as a member of the Vermont Legislative Counsel, helping state lawmakers draft bills targeting healthcare, economic development, taxation and other weighty policy issues.
Lincoln’s Jeanne Albert isn’t afraid of putting in a ton of effort to scale new heights.
Democratic incumbents Caleb Elder of Starksboro and Mari Cordes of Lincoln were re-elected on Tuesday and will keep their Vermont House seats representing the Addison-4 district.
ADDISON COUNTY — Incumbents Caleb Elder (D-Starksboro) and Mari Cordes (D-Lincoln) on Tuesday won re-election to their Vermont House seats in the Addison-4 district, which comprises Bristol, Lincoln, Monkton and Starksboro. Of the 11,343 votes cast, Elder … (read more)
BRISTOL — Bristol Republican Lynn Dike has once again jumped into the political arena during a presidential election year. In 2016, she ran for one of the two state Senate seats representing Addison County, Huntington and Buel’s Gore. She failed to make t … (read more)
ADDISON COUNTY — All of Addison County’s incumbent state senators and representatives will run for re-election Nov. 3, and many challengers have stepped up to make sure there will be competition for the two state Senate seats representing Addison County, … (read more)
