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Rights and Democracy - Climate Debate 2022: Vermont Lieutenant Governor Candidates 05/18/2022

From Rights and Democracy:

The question of how Vermont will address the climate crisis is a defining issue of the 2022 elections. With this in mind, Renewable Energy Vermont (REV), Rights & Democracy (RAD), the Vermont Chapter of the Sierra Club, Vermont Conservation Voters (VCV), and the Vermont Public Interest Research & Education Fund (VPIREF) partner to host a climate-centered Vermont Lieutenant Governor candidate forum.

Hear from candidates Charlie Kimbell, Patricia Preston, Kitty Toll, and David Zuckerman as they respond to questions from Vermonters across the state about their climate platforms.

General Election 2016 - Debate Sunday - Lieutenant Governor 10/23/2016

"Debate Sunday" with the Vermont Press Association at St. Michael's College McCarthy Arts Center. 

Voters hear the views of the candidates in three races.  The start times and invited candidates are:

1 p.m. - Candidates for Attorney General:  Republican Deborah “Deb” Bucknam of Walden; Democrat T.J. Donovan of South Burlington; and Rosemarie Jackowski of Bennington.  

3 p.m. - Candidates for Governor:  Liberty Union Bill “Spaceman” Lee of Craftsbury; Democrat Sue Minter of Waterbury; and Republican Phil Scott of Berlin.

5 p.m. - Candidates for Lieutenant Governor:  Republican Randy Brock of  Swanton; Liberty Union Boots Wardinski of Newbury; and Progressive/Democratic David Zuckerman of Hinesburg.

Chittenden Democrats: Kesha Ram, Democratic Candidate for Lt. Governor 03/07/2016

Rep. Mike Yantachka (D) and Chittenden Democratic Party Executive Committee member Bob Hooper welcome Democratic Lieutenant Governor candidate Kesha Ram.

More information at: www.kesharam.com

More information on Chittenden County Democrats: chittdems.blogspot.com

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