The change we need in this election is a change from the Legislature’s decades-long ‘fund it instead of fixing it’ approach to every issue. For 10 years, Governor Scott has been focused on fixing broken systems so you see the greatest value from your tax dollars. For real change, vote for Phil Scott and the moderate candidates will work with him to get it done.

Government works better when all lawmakers have to listen, negotiate, and consider different viewpoints. Governor Scott says Republican gains brought more balance to Vermont’s legislature and gave his priorities a seat at the table. Now, he’s focused on protecting those seats and building on that progress.

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Dr. Woolf, who previously served as the State Economist under Democratic Governor Madeleine Kunin, described Janoo’s platform as “way outside the mainstream of economics.” This is particularly newsworthy because Dr. Woolf is an actual economist, which may account for his use of math in analyzing Janoo’s economic and tax policies. Dr. Woolf warns that Janoo’s programs appear unworkable; drive high-income households out of Vermont; and increase healthcare costs. Here’s what Professor Woolf told Vermont Public: -He sees no plans to translate her theories into practice. -“There so much in there of these grandiose schemes that it’s really hard to figure out how you would do them in terms of actually setting them out,” he said. “And I doubt most of them would work.” - Janoo’s healthcare proposal also has the potential to increase the costs of primary care, not lower them. READ THE ARTICLE HERE: vermontpublic.org/local-news…

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We need more taxpayers, not more taxes. That’s why Gov. Scott has focused on real reform and targeted investments in areas like housing, public safety, career and technical training, and outdoor recreation and tourism to keep and attract people to support our economy. Governing takes hard, smart work - not gimmicks and more taxes.

“We can’t solve every problem by raising a tax.” Governor Scott reflects on nearly ten years of difficult decisions, from budget gaps to the pandemic and devastating floods. He says his approach has stayed consistent: fix how government works, control costs, and find solutions taxpayers can afford.

Experience matters—especially when a crisis hits. Chris Keyser, a state representative from Rutland City, shares why he supports Governor Scott: his executive experience and ability to lead through difficult times. Thank you, Chris, for sharing your support.

“He just seems to do what is right.” Mike from Canaan describes himself as a left-leaning independent, and says he’s voted for Governor Scott every time and will again.

Affordability is on the ballot....Period. This November, much more is on the line for Vermont. Governor Scott voiced his support for Ashley Bartley (running for the Vermont State Senate to represent the towns of Essex, Fairfax, Milton, and Westford) Senate run, praising her work in the legislature and her focus on making Vermont more affordable. We need you to vote with that in mind.

A super PAC supporting the opponent has launched dishonest attack ads against Governor Scott. It is the same organization that has advocated for higher taxes on home heating fuel, increased electricity rates, higher income taxes, policies that have hurt rural Vermont, and more unaffordable costs for Vermonters. They’re fighting to make Vermont more expensive. He is fighting to lower costs so families can thrive and Vermonters can keep more of what they earn. -Team Scott

Supporting young people in Vermont means investing in the future of our whole state. When young Vermonters can learn, grow, find good jobs, and build lives here, our communities become stronger for everyone. #Vermont #SupportYoungPeople #VermontFuture

I know you're frustrated. I am too. Property taxes are out of control, health insurance is too expensive, and housing costs continue to rise. I've worked on your behalf to prevent hundreds of millions in even higher taxes that Vermonters simply can’t afford. But too often the legislature has had other ideas.

Governor Scott talks with a former educator about housing costs, why young people leave, and how a lack of housing makes it harder for businesses to find workers. He calls for building more housing and finding ways to make Vermont more affordable without relying on higher taxes. Have housing costs affected your ability—or someone you know—to stay in Vermont? Share your experience in the comments.

Rain or shine, we’re showing up in Chittenden County! Great to be out connecting with voters and standing alongside the commonsense leaders working hard for Vermont.

Vermont can tackle its biggest challenges with practical solutions, fiscal responsibility, and a Legislature ready to work together. Governor Scott’s priorities for the next two years: lower taxes, more affordable health care, stronger infrastructure, better support for schools and small businesses, and thriving communities. There’s more work to do. Let’s put Vermont on a stronger path. #VT #Vermont

When your decisions affect someone else’s livelihood, experience matters. Governor Scott spent 35 years in construction after studying the trades and training at UVM to become an instructor. He chose to go into business, a background he says gave him a deep appreciation for the trades and entrepreneurs.

“We need more taxpayers, not more taxes.” Governor Scott says his business experience taught him that spending more doesn’t automatically solve a problem. His approach: improve how systems work, make them more efficient, and grow Vermont’s tax base.

Vermont has faced challenges—and together, we’ve made progress. Governor Scott shares his plan to build more homes, strengthen schools and hospitals, lower costs, and help families and small businesses thrive. With steady leadership and a commitment to working across party lines, he’s focused on a stronger, more affordable future for every Vermonter.