Vermont’s election season is underway as Democrats decide on their nominee to oppose the incumbent Governor Phil Scott in the upcoming November election. Gov. Scott, a Republican, has held the position for nearly ten years. In Vermont, governors have two-year terms and there are no term limits, allowing Scott to seek reelection.
Two emerging figures are competing in the Democratic primary. One is Amanda Janoo, an economist. The other is Aly Richards, who previously served as the CEO of a child care advocacy group. Both candidates are new to the political arena, aiming to present a fresh face against the long-standing governor. The outcome of this primary will determine who will take on Scott in the general election.
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