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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  • 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: 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: 5 (lowest priority)
  • 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: 2
  • Q: What do you believe is the most important issue facing Vermont?
    A: State Budget: Controlling growth so in line with economy and making strategic investments
  • Q: Is there an issue not covered that you want us to look into?
    A: Welfare cap. IE. five years as opposed to indefinitely
  • 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: 4
  • Q: Transparency: Open state contracting practices and protections for whistle-blowers.
    A: 1 (highest priority)
  • 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: 2
  • Q: What do you believe is the most important issue facing Vermont?
    A: State Budget: Controlling growth so in line with economy and making strategic investments
  • Q: State Budget: Controlling growth so in line with economy and making strategic investments.
    A: 2
  • 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: 5 (lowest priority)
  • 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: Education Reform: Preserve school choice and restore local control
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  • 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)
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  • Q: Is there an issue not covered that you want us to look into?
    A: Finding ways to improve effectiveness and efficiency of AHS, AOE especially in dealing with the costs of poverty by developing a comprehensive system of wrap-around services instead of the clumsy, wasteful morass we have now. We can’t cut Education and Human Services, so we have to make them more effective and efficient, which means they have to work in collaboration with public, non-profit, and private organizations.
  • Q: State Budget: Controlling growth so in line with economy and making strategic investments.
    A: 2
  • Q: Energy: Investing in efficiency over predefined type of generation.
    A: 2