We have a new Chair!

As the Vermont legislature works towards addressing the problem of underfunded pensions, the Rutland County Democratic Executive Committee has voted to express its support for Vermont’s state employees and public school teachers and staff. The pension problem has been growing for decades. We do not need to rush the process. We can afford to slow…

Thanks to all of you who attended the county reorganization meeting on October 11. The turnout and level of energy were truly inspiring. Here’s a recap of the officers and delegates elected at the meeting: Co-Chairs:  Mary Droege (Castleton), Barbara Noyes Pulling (Rutland Town) Vice Chair:  Scott Garren (Shrewsbury) Treasurer:  Scott Garren (Shrewsbury) Assistant Treas.:  Eugenia…

With 2 weeks to go until the election, here are some ways to get involved: Week 2 – Make sure everyone knows that early voting has started; encourage friends and family to vote and to vote early. Put out a lawn sign, write a letter to the editor, and brag to your friends and families…

With 1 week to go until the election, here are some ways to get involved: Week 1 – Make sure everyone knows that early voting has started; encourage friends and family to vote and to vote early. Put out a lawn sign, write a letter to the editor, and brag to your friends and families…

Huge thanks to the legislature in passing legislation to support ethnic studies, fair and impartial policing, a plastic bag ban, safeguards for Obamacare, protection for pollinators, measures for clean water, negotiation rights for employees and more. For more details on the legislature’s work, see: Specific Legislation: http://rutland-democrats.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/2019-House-Accomplishments.pdf Vision: http://rutland-democrats.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/2019-House-Dems-Vision-Talking-Points.pdf We hope that you’ll reach out…

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