2017 Legislative Priorities Survey

PLEASE RANK THE ISSUES YOU BELIEVE CAMPAIGN FOR VERMONT SHOULD FOCUS ON IN THE 2017 LEGISLATIVE SESSION FROM 1 (BEING MOST IMPORTANT) TO 5 (BEING LEAST IMPORTANT).

What do you believe is the most important issue facing Vermont?

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Recent responses

  • Q: State Budget: Controlling growth so in line with economy and making strategic investments.
    A: 3
  • Q: Energy: Investing in efficiency over predefined type of generation.
    A: 1 (highest priority)
  • Q: Transparency: Open state contracting practices and protections for whistle-blowers.
    A: 2
  • Q: Transparency: Results Based Accountability (making budgets and programs prove they provide high-quality, effective services)
    A: 4
  • Q: Health Care: All-Payer implementation.
    A: 3
  • Q: Education Reform: preservation of school choice and restoration of local control.
    A: 1 (highest priority)
  • Q: Ethics Reform: conflict of interest, revolving door, and ethics commission to keep government officials accountable.
    A: 1 (highest priority)
  • Q: What do you believe is the most important issue facing Vermont?
    A: Energy: Investing in efficiency over predefined type of generation
  • Q: What do you believe is the most important issue facing Vermont?
    A: Health Care: All-Payer implementation
  • Q: Is there an issue not covered that you want us to look into?
    A: The deplorable state of the current wildlife management, or what passes for such. The conflict of interest on the governing board of that Department is glaring and outrages a lot of folks. Plus it leads to scientifically and ethically deplorable and simply horrible decisions and disasters for Vermont wildlife, and thus for Vermont residents.
  • Q: State Budget: Controlling growth so in line with economy and making strategic investments.
    A: 5 (lowest)
  • Q: Transparency: Results Based Accountability (making budgets and programs prove they provide high-quality, effective services)
    A: 3
  • Q: Health Care: All-Payer implementation.
    A: 2
  • Q: Education Reform: preservation of school choice and restoration of local control.
    A: 4
  • Q: Ethics Reform: conflict of interest, revolving door, and ethics commission to keep government officials accountable.
    A: 1 (highest priority)
  • Q: Is there an issue not covered that you want us to look into?
    A: Lower taxes and spending.
  • Q: State Budget: Controlling growth so in line with economy and making strategic investments.
    A: 1 (highest priority)
  • Q: Energy: Investing in efficiency over predefined type of generation.
    A: 5 (lowest priority)
  • Q: Transparency: Open state contracting practices and protections for whistle-blowers.
    A: 4
  • Q: Transparency: Results Based Accountability (making budgets and programs prove they provide high-quality, effective services)
    A: 1 (highest priority)
  • Q: Health Care: All-Payer implementation.
    A: 5 (lowest priority)
  • Q: Education Reform: preservation of school choice and restoration of local control.
    A: 3
  • Q: Ethics Reform: conflict of interest, revolving door, and ethics commission to keep government officials accountable.
    A: 1 (highest priority)
  • Q: What do you believe is the most important issue facing Vermont?
    A: Transparency: Results Based Accountability (making budgets and programs prove they provide high-quality, effective services)
  • Q: State Budget: Controlling growth so in line with economy and making strategic investments.
    A: 1 (highest priority)
  • Q: Energy: Investing in efficiency over predefined type of generation.
    A: 3
  • Q: Transparency: Open state contracting practices and protections for whistle-blowers.
    A: 2
  • Q: Transparency: Results Based Accountability (making budgets and programs prove they provide high-quality, effective services)
    A: 2
  • Q: Health Care: All-Payer implementation.
    A: 2
  • Q: Education Reform: preservation of school choice and restoration of local control.
    A: 2