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VPIRG Burlington Ranked Choice Voting Explainer 2024 01/31/2024

VPIRG presents a short explainer on how Ranked Choice Voting works ahead of Town Meeting Day in Burlington. Visit BetterBallotVermont.org to learn more!

VPIRG Burligton Ranked Choice Voting Explainer 03/07/2023

VPIRG explainer on Burlington's ranked choice voting, as being used on the 2023 ballot for district council candidates.

Town Meeting 2023 Election Night Results 03/07/2023

Tune in to Town Meeting TV's election night results coverage for Town Meeting Day 2023.

Town Meeting 2023 Election Night Preview 03/07/2023

A preview of Town Meeting TV's election coverage for Town Meeting Day 2023.

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: Burlington City Council Candidate Forum - East District - Special Election 11/29/2022

Candidates: Maea Brandt (D), Dina John (P), Jake Schumann (I)

Moderator: Sinead Murray (VPIRG, Democracy Associate)

Village of Essex Junction Informational Meeting 2022 04/06/2022

This year's Village Annual Meeting will be held remotely on April 12.

Visit the Village website for more information: EssexJunction.org.

Town Meeting 2022 Election Night Results 03/01/2022

Tune in to Town Meeting TV's election night results coverage for Town Meeting Day 2022.

Town Meeting 2022 Election Night Preview 03/01/2022

A preview of Town Meeting TV's election coverage for Town Meeting Day 2022.

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: Burlington Democratic Party Caucus 12/19/2021

The Democratic Party convenes remotely to nominate candidates for Burlington's upcoming city official elections in March 2022. For more information on candidates and voting visit: https://www.btvdems.org/caucus-2022 Nominees for the March 1 election are as follows:

Ward 4 - Sarah Carpenter

Ward 5 - Ben Traverse

Ward 6 - Karen Paul

Ward 7 - Alec Stith

Ward 8 - Hannah King

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: Town Meeting 2021 Election Night Results 03/02/2021

Tune in to Town Meeting TV's election night results coverage for Town Meeting Day 2021.

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CCTV Receives NEH Grant to Support Community Archives

CCTV Center for Media & Democracy is pleased to announce receipt of a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Humanities Collections and Reference Resources grant alongside 32 peer archival institutions across the country. This $49,927 grant award will support efforts to preserve and expand access to audio/visual community history materials in the CCTV Archives. Read more about this opportunity here!