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Independent Candidates for Chittenden Senate (Brown, Forney, Kiss, Letovsky, Selby, Palmer) 08/10/2012

Five Independent candidates for the six Chittenden County Senate seats - Patrick N. Brown of Burlington, Larkin Forney of Milton, Bob Kiss of Burlington, Robert Letovsky of Jericho, Shelley Palmer of Williston, and Sean Selby of Burlington.

Watch Group 1 (Hunt,Ingram)

Watch Group 2 (Ashe, Fox)

Watch Group 3 (Lyons, Ploof, Zuckerman)

Watch Group 4 (Baruth)

Watch Republican Candidate (Snelling)

Watch Progressive Candidate (Jeroloman)

Progressive Candidate for Chittenden Senate (Jeroloman) 08/09/2012

Progressive candidate for the 6 Chittenden County Senate seats include: Richard 'Terry' Jeroloman of Burlington.

Watch Group 1 (Hunt,Ingram)

Watch Group 2 (Ashe, Fox)

Watch Group 3 (Lyons, Ploof, Zuckerman)

Watch Group 4 (Baruth)

Watch Independent Candidates (Brown, Forney, Kiss, Letovsky, Selby, Palmer)

Watch Republican Candidate (Snelling)

Republican Candidates for Chittenden Senate (Snelling) 08/09/2012

Republican candidate for the 6 Chittenden County Senate seats include: Diane B. Snelling (Incumbent) of Hinesburg.

Watch Group 1 (Hunt,Ingram)

Watch Group 2 (Ashe, Fox)

Watch Group 3 (Lyons, Ploof, Zuckerman)

Watch Group 4 (Baruth)

Watch Independent Candidates (Brown, Forney, Kiss, Letovsky, Selby, Palmer)

Watch Progressive Candidate (Jeroloman)

Democratic Primary - Chittenden County Senate Group 3 (Lyons, Ploof, Zuckerman) 08/08/2012

Democratic Primary for the 6 Chittenden County Senate seats.  Due to the number of candidates, there are 3 forums with 3 candidates in each,  This forum features:  Incumbent Virginia 'Ginny' Lyons of Williston  -  Loyal Ploof of Burlington  -  David E. Zuckerman of Hinesburg.

Watch Group 1 (Hunt,Ingram)

Watch Group 2 (Ashe, Fox)

Watch Group 4 (Baruth)

Watch Independent Candidates (Brown, Forney, Kiss, Letovsky, Selby, Palmer)

Watch Republican Candidate (Snelling)

Watch Progressive Candidate (Jeroloman)

Democratic Primary - Chittenden County Senate Group 2 (Ashe, Fox) 08/08/2012

Democratic Primary for the 6 Chittenden County Senate seats.  This forum features: Incumbents Tim Ashe of Burlington, Sally Fox of South Burlington.

Watch Group 1 (Hunt,Ingram)

Watch Group 2 (Ashe, Fox)

Watch Group 3 (Lyons, Ploof, Zuckerman)

Watch Group 4 (Baruth)

Watch Independent Candidates (Brown, Forney, Kiss, Letovsky, Selby, Palmer)

Watch Republican Candidate (Snelling)

Watch Progressive Candidate (Jeroloman)

Democratic Primary - Chittenden County Senate Group 1 (Hunt, Ingram) 08/08/2012

Democratic Primary for the 6 Chittenden County Senate seats.  Due to the number of candidates, there are 3 forums with 3 candidates in each,  This forum features:   Peter D. Hunt of Essex Junction  -  Debbie Ingram of Williston.

Watch Group 2 (Ashe, Fox)

Watch Group 3 (Lyons, Ploof, Zuckerman)

Watch Group 4 (Baruth)

Watch Independent Candidates (Brown, Forney, Kiss, Letovsky, Selby, Palmer)

Watch Republican Candidate (Snelling)

Watch Progressive Candidate (Jeroloman)

Democratic Primary Candidates - Chittenden 6-1 Burlington 08/07/2012

Burlington House District, Chittenden 6-1, is a 2 seat District.  3 Democrats appear on the Primary Ballot.  Bill Aswad (Incumbent), Joanna Cole, and Robert Hooper.

Republican Primary - U.S. Senate Candidate (Paige) 08/06/2012

Republican Primary candidates for the U.S. Senate are: H. Brooke Paige of Washington and John MacGovern of Windsor. John MacGovern will not attend this forum.

U.S. Senate Independent Candidates 08/02/2012

Independent candidates for the US Senate include: Cris Ericson of Chester (U.S. Marijuana Party), Laurel LaFramboise of Chelsea (VoteKISS), and Peter Moss of Fairfax (Peace and Prosperity).

Primary Election Preview 07/30/2012

Discussion, insights and analysis of the upcoming Vermont Primary races on August 28th.  Eli Harrington, Center for Media and Democracy, Terri Hallenbeck, Capital Bureau Reporter with the Burlington Free Press, and Paul Heintz, Seven Days.

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