Examining Vermont’s situation, looking at the voter rolls and election operations.
Gervais: Where does Vermont Stand?
Gervais: How centralized management drives election results
How elections are centrally managed to deliver victory to the pre-selected candidates.
Gervais: Voter rolls: The election fraud credit line
In Vermont, the voter rolls are growing significantly faster than the underlying population growth of voting age adults, with significant growth before elections and purges immediately after.
CLG: Donald Trump, 18 others, indicted in Georgia election probe
Hunter Biden’s appointed special counsel called a ‘clear violation,’ ‘illegal’; NIH royalty payments raise questions about Fauci testimony, show Wuhan lab ties
Overseas vote-by-email bill clears VT House, Senate
A bill approved by both the Vermont House and the Senate would allow registered voters living outside the United States to cast absentee ballots via email to a secure portal established by the Vermont Secretary of State.
Burlington gets House OK for ranked choice, non-citizen voting
Burlington got the go-ahead from the Vermont House on a pair of progressive-minded electoral charter changes. The bills now go to the Senate.
Vermont GOP creates Election Integrity subcommittee
A new Vermont GOP subcommittee will study the effect of universal mail-in ballots, drop boxes, and other innovations on election integrity.
Voting for Brattleboro 16-year-olds goes to House vote
The House will vote this week on allowing 16-year-olds to vote in local Brattleboro elections.
Burlington voters will again consider who is allowed to vote on Town Meeting Day
If the provision passes, legal non-citizens would be able to vote in municipal elections.
National, state GOP file second non-citizen voting suit against Winooski
When the Vermont Supreme Court ruled in January against the National/Vermont Republican Party non-citizen voting suit, it left a door open. Now the state and national parties are walking through it with a second lawsuit in hand.
