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Democratic Gubernatorial Primary

Below please find links to completed candidate questionnaires for the candidates vying to take on five-term incumbent Gov. Phil Scott.

Aly Richards

View Aly's candidate questionnaire here.

My vision is an education system where every Vermont child has a clear path to a future they're excited about, where teachers have the autonomy and resources to teach, and where communities have a real voice in decisions that affect them.

 

Amanda Janoo

View Amanda's candidate questionnaire here.

I would lean into the role of schools as community hubs and take a whole-child approach by integrating wraparound community services, including free healthcare, social workers, mental health counselors, childcare, food access, and continued adult education, into our schools. This would ensure that our children and our communities have access to the foundational services they need to thrive.

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