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Tomorrow is Town Meeting Day; please be sure to get out and participate in our direct democracy! For as much media attention as national and statewide politics get, what happens in our towns and local communities has a far greater impact on your daily life than what happens in D.C. or Montpelier. A group in Stowe has put together a guide on how to participate in Town Meeting, check it out!

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  VOTE FOR VERMONT COMMENTS ON INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR ISSUE 

Pat McDonald producer and host of Vote For Vermont and Ben Kinsley, Executive Director of Campaign for Vermont Prosperity co-hosted a show on Independent Contractors. Our guests were Jon Guiffre, owner of Allied Building Contractors, LLC, John Hollar, Esq. from Downs, Rachlin and Martin, and Representative Heidi Scheumann. The following is a summary of our discussion. 

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This commentary appeared in Vermont Business Magazine on February 6, 2017

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It was another week of legislative lunacy as lawmakers grappled with Governor Scott’s budget proposal, which suffered its first defeat on Tuesday when the Senate Education Committee voted 6-0 against pushing school budget votes out to May 23^rd. The real blow, however, came later in the week when the House torpedoed the proposal on a 47-87 vote.

Vermont is one of three states in the country with no ethics laws for public officials. Campaign for Vermont Prosperity has spent years advocating for these needed changes to demand the best from our elected officials. Vermonters deserve to know that their public officials are acting in their best interest, and not being influenced by conflicts of interest.

Here are some facts about ethics reform in Vermont:

Email blast sent to supporters January 29, 2017

Friends,

The big splash this week was Governor Scott’s budget proposal that is slated to transfer $50 million in liabilities to the Education Fund and mandates level funding from school districts. This plan drew immediate fire from teachers unions, school boards, and legislators.

Many believe School Choice is under attack in Vermont. If this is an issue that you care about, we urge you to contact legislators and make your voice heard!

Email the Senate Education Committee.

Email the House Education Committee.

Write to the State Board of Education.

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