election
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Vergennes council candidates make their pitches
This is the first of two stories in which we introduce readers to the 14 candidates for Vergennes City Council. Read the second here. VERGENNES — On Tuesday,…
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Letter to the editor: Upcoming election pivotal for Vergennes region
Unlike Las Vegas, what happens in Vergennes does not stay in Vergennes. I am not a resident of Vergennes but I might as well be. I live in…
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Eric Davis: Election could flip the U.S. Senate
Several developments this past week emphasize the importance of this year’s elections for the U.S. Senate, where Republicans now hold a 53 to 47 majority. To control the…
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The electoral college and other quirks of U.S. voting
BRISTOL — To get a sense of why the Electoral College is criticized so heavily these days, one need only consider that Republican Donald Trump was elected president…
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Greg Dennis: Why Trump will lose the election
Fear not, my fellow liberals: Donald Trump is a one-term president. If you believe, as I do, that anyone who says they know what will happen in the…
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Ian Albinson wins Bristol selectboard election
BRISTOL — The Bristol selectboard will soon have five members again. In a special election held on Tuesday to fill an open seat on the board, Ian Albinson…
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Letter to the editor: Election process needs reform
America: land of the free; home of the brave; of the people, by the people, and for the people. Most Americans — indeed, a large portion of the…
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Letter to the editor: Election hinges on voters’ ‘collective conscience’
We fervently hope Dan Monger (letter Oct. 24) is wrong in his assertion that the impeachment process will help re-elect Donald Trump. Very likely the House of Representatives…
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Bristol sets election for selectboard
BRISTOL — The Bristol selectboard has scheduled a special election for Tuesday, Dec. 3, so that voters can decide who will replace Selectman Ted Lylis, who resigned suddenly…