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Town Meeting 2022 Election Night Results 03/01/2022

Tune in to Town Meeting TV's election night results coverage for Town Meeting Day 2022.

Town Meeting 2022 Election Night Preview 03/01/2022

A preview of Town Meeting TV's election coverage for Town Meeting Day 2022.

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: Williston Selectboard - Candidate Forums - Unopposed 02/18/2022

Candidates: Ted Kenney (3yr), Greta D'Agostino (2yr) (unavaliable for Forum)

Moderator: Emily Brewer

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: Winooski School Board Candidate Forums - 3 Year Term 02/18/2022

Candidates: Kamal Dahal*, David Xavier Wallace

Moderator: Emily Brewer

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: Winooski School Board Candidate Forums - Unopposed 2-Year and 1-Year (Remainder of 3-Year) Terms 02/17/2022

Candidates: Tori Cleiland* (2yr), Allison Burlock (1yr remainder of 3yr)

Moderator: Emily Brewer

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: Burlington School Board - Candidate Forums - Unopposed Wards 02/16/2022

Candidates: Aquilas Lokossou, Faizo Hassan, Polly Vanderputten*, Lucia Campriello, Clare Wool*, Monika Ivancic*

Moderator: Akol Aguek

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: Burlington School Board Candidate Forum - Ward 4 02/16/2022

Candidates: Martine Larocque Gulick*, Ericka Bundy Redic

Moderator: Akol Aguek

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: Colchester Selectboard Candidates 02/15/2022

Provided by LCATV:

Colchester Selectboard candidates statements.

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: South Burlington School Board Candidate Forum - Unopposed 02/15/2022

Candidates: Kate Bailey, Michelle Bayer, Chelsea Tillinghast

Moderator: Elaine Haney

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: Winooski City Council - Candidate Forum 02/14/2022

Candidates: Chad Bushway, Matt Crawford, Darrell Desautels, Aurora Hurd, Thomas Renner, David Xavier Wallace, Irene Webster

Moderator: Emily Brewer

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