Town Meeting Day Election Forums
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Municipal candidates and ballot questions are aired for public reflection.Programs in this Series
Candidates: Jim Duncan (Incumbent), James McCormick, Sam Myers, Dallas Wheatley, Bryn Oakleaf
Moderator: Christina Bell
Amanda Skehan, Burlington Tenant, Betsy Allen-Pennebaker, Burlington Landlord, and Chip Mason, Ward 5 City Councilor, discuss the Just Cause Eviction ballot item on this year's Burlington Town Meeting Day ballot.
Moderator: Lauren-Glenn Davitian
Candidates: Tracey Delphia, Elaine Haney (Incumbent)
Moderator: Diane Meyerhoff
Candidates: Dawn Hill-Fleury (Incumbent), Mark Nadeau (Not participating in the forum)
Moderator: Diane Meyerhoff
Candidates: Tiki Archambeau - Independent, Perri Freeman- Progressive (Incumbent), Peggy A. Luhrs - Independent
Moderator: Seth Leonard
Candidates: Mark Barlow - Independent, Kienan Christianson - Democratic/Progressive (Incumbent)
Moderator: Seth Leonard
Candidates: Grace Ahmed (I), Joan Shannon (D) (Incumbent)
Moderator: Seth Leonard
The Burlington NPA wards come together to host a virtual Mayoral Candidates Forum.
Candidates: Haik Bedrosian, Ali Dieng, Will Emmons, Kevin McGrath, Max Tracy, Miro Weinberger, and Patrick White
Moderated by Sasha Goldstein and Matthew Roy of Seven Days
Joseph Duncan, General Manager of the Champlain Water District, discusses the upcoming CWD Bond Vote with host Lauren-Glenn Davitian.
Evan Teich and Patrick Murray present the FY 22 Essex Budget.
Karen Paul, Burlington City Councilor, discusses the question of adding a Winooski seat to the Burlington Airport Commission. It will appear as a ballot item on the 2021 Burlington Town Meeting Day ballot.
Candidates: David Kaufman and Matt Cota
Moderator: Seth Leonard
Winooski Mayor Kristine Lott and City Manager Jessie Baker give the 2021 Winooski Budget and Ballot Item Presentation.
Moderator: Diane Meyerhoff
Winooski School District Board Members Mike Decarreau and Alexander Yin present the FY22 Winooski School Board Budget.
Moderator: Diane Meyerhoff
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