Pressure from migrant groups eroding Vermont DMV collaboration with ICE
The Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles is changing how it investigates driver’s license fraud, but changes aimed at appeasing migrant justice groups could make it harder to bust criminals.
Read More →Vermont election mostly smooth, but voting machine glitches reported
Vermont election officials reported a mostly smooth election on Tuesday, but acknowledged at least a dozen complaints from city and town clerks regarding vote counting machines.
Read More →Candidates hang out on busy Burlington street to woo voters
With only days left until the election, Republican candidates for governor and lieutenant governor waved at motorists along a busy street in South Burlington, hoping the friendly gesture might win over even a few of the area’s liberal-leaning voters.
Read More →Vermont elections chief sending mixed signals about election security
State and federal officials are showing unprecedented concern about the potential for hacked elections in Vermont and elsewhere ahead of the presidential election.
Read More →Vermont secretary of state blasts wind developer’s proposed payments to voters
Vermont Secretary of State Jim Condos said Thursday that Iberdrola’s financial incentive to registered voters is “pushing the envelope in an attempt to influence the vote” on a 24-turbine wind project proposed for Windham and Grafton.
Read More →Different sampling produces different results in Vermont polls
Two new polls on the Vermont governor’s race show vastly different results, and the difference may be owed to how many Democrats were surveyed.
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