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karynnj

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6. VT, like MA, has legislatures that regularly can override vetoes

Reply to angrychair (Reply #5)

Sun May 12, 2024, 12:28 PM

May 2024

In addition, Phil Scott is not a Trump Republican. In 2020, he voted against him and this year endorsed Haley.

Since he became governor, he has not had a strong Democratic challenger.

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VT-GOV: Gov. Phil Scott (R) will seek re-election [View all] RandySF May 2024 OP

SAFE-R as long as he's the candidate brooklynite May 2024 #1

So it would appear DFW May 2024 #2

Yeah, why shouldn't Vermont have a Dem Gov? Cha May 2024 #10

Not familiar with VT politics angrychair May 2024 #3

Blue New England states often elect Rethug Governors. Celerity May 2024 #4

That's a serious shortcoming angrychair May 2024 #5

VT, like MA, has legislatures that regularly can override vetoes karynnj May 2024 #6

I don't know about that angrychair May 2024 #8

Phil Scott did not endorse him in 2020 and the nomination is his if he wants it karynnj May 2024 #11

IF 80 or 90 per cent of all Republicans were like those listed (minus LePage) then there would have never been a Celerity May 2024 #7

Exactly!! TSExile May 2024 #9