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Vermont House
Coverage of Vermont House in the Nexus archive.
Vermontplace1governortopic1Lieutenant Governortopic1attorney generaltopic1State legislatortopic1Vermont Senateorganization1VTDiggerorganization1Ralph Wrightperson1Chris Graffperson1Madeleine Kuninperson1Richard Snellingperson1Howard Deanperson1Alan Rosenthalperson1Lady Lake, Floridaplace1Act 200topic1
- Who is responsible for what in Vermont’s government? Here’s a guide for Vermonters preparing to vote.
Vermont's government includes six state-wide elected officers and 180 legislators representing districts. Elections for these offices occur every two years, with county elections in 2026. The article outlines the roles of each position, including the governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, and state legislators.
- Ralph Wright, ‘revered and feared’ longest-serving Vermont House speaker, dies at 91
Ralph Wright, the longest-serving Vermont House speaker from 1985 to 1994, died at 91. He transformed the legislative leadership role and influenced major state policies during his tenure.