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Election Guide 2024

Learn about candidates and where they stand on public education.
As educators you know that what happens on election day impacts your students, your school and you. This November 5th you will have an opportunity to elect pro-public education candidates up and down the ballot. Educate yourself, get involved and vote!
Explore the pages below for election resources. See complete lists of candidates, find out who is recommended by the Vermont-NEA Board of Directors, and view responses to our candidate questionnaire.

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Statewide Candidates 2024

A list of candidates at the state and national level, with Vermont-NEA recommended candidates indicated in bold.
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Every school must be a sanctuary for every student. And the way we achieve that is by strengthening our public education system and strengthening the educator voice within that system.
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