Lieutenant Governor Phil Scott discusses his outlook on the major bills of the recent legislative session. Plus, retired Middlebury College Political Science Professor Eric Davis looks at the 2012 state-wide races. And we listen back to the voices in the news this week.
VPR’s Bob Kinzel talks with Middlebury College political science professor Eric Davis about how the anti-incumbent trend will play out for the Vermotn elecitions.
Middlebury College political science professor emeritus Eric Davis examines how the anti-incumbent trend could influence some of Vermont’s primary and general election races.
Governor Jim Douglas addresses this week’s Senate vote on Vermont Yankee that he has labeled “meaningless.” He also discusses his plan for property tax reform.
VPR’s Bob Kinzel talks with political analyst Eric Davis of Middlebury College about why there’s so more interest in the open governor’s seat with nearly a year to go before Election Day.
Political analyst Eric Davis looks at the crowded field of gubernatorial candidates for 2010. And VPR’s Steve Zind talks with a digital forensics expert about the authenticity of a famous historic photo.
VPR’s Jane Lindholm talks with Political Analyst Eric Davis and Republican Senator Kevin Mullin about Governor Douglas’ announcement that he won’t seek re-election in 2010.
Vermont’s Progressive Party says it would support a Democratic
candidate for governor in 2010 if the candidate passes a litmus test on three issues. Bob Kinzel talks with Anthony Pollina about Democrats and Progressives getting behind one candidate. Also, political analysis with Eric Davis of Middlebury.