Incumbent state Democratic Sens. Chris Ruth Hardy of Middlebury and Chris Bray of Bristol will advance to the Nov. 5 general election. That was decided by voters who filled out the Democratic ballot in Tuesday’s primary elections.
We are incredibly fortunate to be represented by Senators Ruth Hardy and Chris Bray, two outstanding, widely-respected incumbents whose years of experience have earned them senior leadership positions in the state senate.
The primary for Vermont statewide offices is next Tuesday, August 13th, and I’m supporting Senator Chris Bray.
The Primary Election is next week, when Vermont citizens have the opportunity to begin to select the folks who will lead us for the next two years. Addison County has greatly benefited from the leadership, knowledge and hard work of our two dedicated sena … (read more)
I am so disappointed in you for your lapses of both ethics and judgment during the last session of the Legislature. As chair of the Natural Resources and Energy Committee and having an intimate partner with a financial stake in the outcome of bills pendin … (read more)
First, my Vermont roots reach back to 1846, and I have a deep love for our state; and, second, my parents raised me and my siblings to believe that we could become anything we wanted, and, along the way, we must help our community.
There have been many claims made by the candidates in the upcoming primary for Vermont statewide offices. But there is one candidate that stands apart for the simple reason that he has actually gotten things done.
I am writing to ask the people of Addison County to vote for Senator Chris Bray and Senator Ruth Hardy in the Democratic Party primary on Aug. 13. Senators Bray and Hardy are dedicated leaders who work hard to represent the best interests of all of us.
In the upcoming Democratic primary this August, I am supporting Senator Chris Bray. As Senator, he has served Addison County and the state of Vermont extremely well since 2013, advocating in all his legislative work for the health of Vermonters.
I encourage my Addison County neighbors to vote for our senior State Senator, Chris Bray, in the August 13 primary election.
A local man left voicemails to Rep. Mari Cordes and other local lawmakers, now he faces criminal charges.
In times like these, when everyone is feeling pressure and stress, it is especially important that we all come together to solve problems and support one another across the state.
Were it not for state Sen. Chris Bray, D-Bristol, Monday’s legislative breakfast at St. Peter’s Parish Hall in Vergennes would have just been called “breakfast.”
Because there is quite a bit of misinformation circulating about this bill, I am urging you to look at the bill online so you can read for yourself what it does, and does not, do.
Two state lawmakers are urging Addison County folks not to ease up on efforts to battle climate change.
