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Waterbury, Duxbury, Huntington and Buels Gore
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Let’s Keep Vermont Strong, Smart & Creative
- Solve tough challenges through teamwork and common sense
- Promote renewable energy, conservation and building weatherization
- Provide high-quality education and support literacy for all Vermonters
- Build and strengthen local business – think local first!
- Affordable housing and economic opportunities for low-income families
- Full-spectrum support for returning veterans
Tom and Sue with Pat Leahy and Peter Shumlin on a campaign tour of Waterbury.
I am honored that you have re-elected me to represent Waterbury, Duxbury, Huntington and Buels Gore in Montpelier, and I will work with you to keep our communities, families and businesses smart, strong and creative!
Thank you for sharing your thoughts, emails, letters and phone calls during the session. Your involvement in your state government keeps it vital and alive.
I have enjoyed serving you in Montpelier in these past two years, and look forward to continuing that work. Thanks to all of your for your support!
On October 28, I received the endorsement of the Waterbury Record, our hometown weekly!
I want to thank the Vermont Professional Firefighters, the Vermont Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers, the Vermont National Education Association, the Vermont League of Conservation Voters and the Vermont State Employees Association for their endorsements — I am proud to support working families as they struggle to stay ahead during this recession and I am proud to support our excellent public school system and the people who teach and care for our children.
I also want to thank the Vermont Businesses for Social Responsibility, the Vermont Public Interest Research Group and the Vermont League of Conservation Voters for their 100% scores in their annual legislative scorecards. Creating jobs through businesses that add social concerns to their ledger, supporting renewable energy and energy conservation and protecting our environment are all good for Vermont’s bottom line and offer us the best hope for becoming cleaner and stronger in the coming years.