Vermont state Sen. Samuel Douglass (R) said he was weighing his options following calls for him to resign after a report of his involvement in a controversial Young Republicans group chat.

Central Vermont Career Center is asking residents to approve a $149 million bond for the construction of a school building.

On Tuesday evening Gov. Phil Scott called on Douglass to resign after a leaked group chat showed Douglass and his wife using racist and antisemitic language with fellow young Republicans from across the country.

Vermont Senator Sam Douglass broke his silence Wednesday on a racist group chat controversy, apologizing for his involvement but stopping short of committing to resign despite mounting pressure from fellow Republicans.

Vermont Business Magazine VTGOP Chairman Paul Dame today announced the list of 20 legislator endorsements from across six counties in the first round of endorsements. In Vermont the State Party elects its party officers in the odd numbered years in a process outlined in State Statute.

Should noncitizens be allowed to vote in municipal elections? That question was at the center of arguments heard Wednesday by the Vermont Supreme Court.

The Vermont Supreme Court has taken up a case against Burlington's voting policy, which allows legal residents to vote in local elections regardless of citizenship status. A superior court judge approved a motion to dismiss the case in February.