AROUND THE NEK - Republican Incumbent Martha "Marty" Feltus looks to win one of the two seats for State Representative in Caledonia District Four.
NORTHEAST KINGDOM- Running unopposed is Incumbent Constance "Connie" Quimby who will be re-elected as State Representative for the Essex- Caledonia district this election day.
NORTHEAST KINGDOM- Richard "Dick" Lawrence, a retired farmer, is running unopposed for State Representative in Caledonia District Four. There are two seats open, and Lawrence is expected to take one of them this election day.
LYNDONVILLE- Doors opened at 8 a.m. in Lyndonville for this year’s election and many local voters have been paying a visit to the voting booths.
NORTHEAST KINGDOM- Democratic Incumbent Catherine "Kitty" Toll is looking to win another term as State Representative. She is running unopposed for the position.
NORTHEAST KINGDOM- The race for governor is almost at the finish line, with three candidates pulling hard through the last leg. The three candidates running for Governor are Incumbent Peter Shumlin, Republican candidate Scott Milne and Liberatarian candidate Dan Feliciano.
VERMONT- It was a close race throughout the night for Governor and there is still no decision on who will be the Vermont Governor over the next two years.
VERMONT- Lieutenant Governor Phil Scott will be serving his third term in the Lieutenant Governor's Office.
NEW HAMPSHIRE - The United States Senate race between incumbent Senator Jeanne Shaheen and Republican Candidate Scott Brown has been tight, and appears it will come right down to the wire.
WEST BARNET- With election day drawing closer, the candidates are reaching out to the public to share their views for the future of Vermont. Residents were able to ask the candidates questions at a forum in West Barnet last night.
Roy C. Vance is running for Assistant Judge of Caledonia County for his final term. The incumbent candidate first ran for the position in 1987, and has been on the bench for twenty eight years.
AROUND THE NEK- There are only two seats open for Assistant Judge of Caledonia County, and current Town Manager of St. Johnsbuy, John Hall, is running for that position.
Around the NEK -- A Caledonia-Washington District is looking for a state representative in this election season. Catherine “Kitty” Beattie Toll, the Democratic representative of Vermont State House, is running for the single seat of this district unopposed. This district includes Cabot, Danville and Peacham.
VERMONT - Incumbent Bob South, Democrat, is going head to head with three other candidates who are in the running for State Representative. Currently, there are two open seats for State Representative in Caledonia District Three.
VERMONT — Republican Martha “Marty” Feltus is one of the two candidates running for the State House in the Caledonia District 4, including Burke, Lyndon and Sutton. Republican Richard “Dick” Lawrence is another candidate for this position.
VERMONT— Richard “Dick” Lawrence is a Republican representative running for the State House for his fourth term in the Caledonia District 4. He has been a representative for the last ten years.
VERMONT– Incumbent Joe Benning is running for State Senate, again. He is seeking out his third term representing Caledonia County.
ST. JOHNSBURY-The owner of Rumuntos in St. Johnsbury wants to be a state senator for Caledonia County.
CALEDONIA DISTRICT - Senator Jane Kitchel is an incumbent, who is running for Senator for the District of Caledonia. She been in the senate since 2004 and has over 40 years of public serivce experience under her belt.
BURLINGTON - Senator Bernie Sanders and Congressman Peter Welch were re-elected in landslide victories on Election Night.
Both candidates were at the Democratic results party to meet with supporters and fellow candidates.
MONTPELIER - Republican Phil Scott will remain the Lieutenant Governor of Vermont for the next two years.
In what was the only major victory for the GOP, Scott will continue to work along side Governor Peter Shumlin due to past success and unique campaigning.
BURLINGTON - Peter Shumlin will remain Governor of Vermont after winning the race over Republican candidate, Randy Brock.
With 99 percent of the state's precincts reporting, Shumlin won the race with 170,482 votes to Brock's 110,612 votes. This accounted to 58% Shumlin to 38% Brock.
LYNDON – A steady stream of cars poured into the municipal building in Lyndon today, as people got up early to cast their ballot in Tuesday’s presidential election.
LYNDONVILLE- On today's ballot, there are four specific candidates running for State Representative from Calendonia 4. The candidates have been busy putting up signs all over town during the past couple of weeks, speaking with the community and sharing their thoughts and ideas with others.
AROUND THE NEK - The race for state auditor is heating up, seeing as Vermont's current state auditor Tom Salmon chose to not run for re-election. The candidates running for the vacant position are Doug Hoffer and Vince Illuzzi.