Article 22
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Letter to the editor: Article 22 on reproductive rights was misleading
Under Article 22 of the Vermont Constitution, Vermonters may be required to pay for medical procedures related to reproductive choice through increases in health insurance premiums.
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Letter to the editor: Article 22 would ‘usurp parental rights’
Just one year ago, Vermont Family Alliance testified against Article 22. The following questions were asked and not answered until H89 was introduced on January 24, 2023.
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Region’s voters follow state trends
County voters joined Vermonters overall in supporting winning candidates for federal and statewide office and in protecting reproductive rights in the state constitution.
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Letter to the editor: Article 22 is not equal for all
Could Article 22 give men equal rights to choose?
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Letter to the editor: Article 22 will protect care
Reproductive autonomy — the choice to determine when or whether to become pregnant — is a medical decision.
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Letter to the editor: Article 22 would give power to unelected officials
If outspoken proponents of Prop 5/Article 22 are right, it will be the first constitutional amendment that will actually take away Vermonter’s individual rights.
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Letter to the editor: Keep choice alive in Vermont
Letters and commentaries attacking Article 22/Prop 5 are usually self-contradictory and disingenuous.
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Letter to the editor: Vote ‘yes’ on Proposition 5
I’ve been a Vermont nurse for 35 years and have worked in three Vermont hospitals.