VTDigger Panel: The Future of Vermont's Congressional Representation
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Description
A congressional vacancy could represent a once-in-a-generation chance to reshape Vermont’s delegation, and it would surely trigger many more down-ballot contests. What would a vacancy mean for the way Vermonters are represented in Congress, and how might it affect the federal resources upon which we rely? Would voters look to elect a more diverse and representative delegation? Would a Republican stand a chance? How have congressional campaigns changed since Vermont last saw an opening in its delegation, nearly 16 years ago? An expert panel of veteran political professionals explores these questions and more.
Dennise Casey, Casey Inc. // Julia Barnes, political consultant // Liz Bankowski, Windham Foundation // Paul Heintz, VTDigger managing editor // Lola Duffort, VTDigger political reporter
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