2020 Victory Remarks
On Tuesday, November 3, 2020 Governor Phil Scott was resoundingly re-elected governor of Vermont by a historic margin. He delivered the following remarks following his win: Good evening. These areRead More
On Tuesday, November 3, 2020 Governor Phil Scott was resoundingly re-elected governor of Vermont by a historic margin. He delivered the following remarks following his win: Good evening. These areRead More
Friends, First of all, thank you for the support you’ve given me over the years. As you are well aware, these are unprecedented times. Over the last six months, IRead More
I know what it’s like to serve as Governor through tough times. Back in 2008, when the world faced its most significant financial crisis since the Great Depression, my teamRead More
Voting for the November 6 General Election has already begun. You can vote in person at your town clerk’s office, or request and absentee ballot in the mail by clickingRead More
Partisan Attacks Weaken Public Policy & Undermine the Bipartisan Focus & Progress on the Opioid Epidemic In response to the Democratic Party Leaders’ statements that sadly turn our work onRead More
I would like to thank everyone for their support and their vote in the Primary Election. As I’ve done in the past, I’ll be running a positive campaign focused onRead More
Back on the Right Track by Gov. Phil Scott Every village, town and city in Vermont can have a thriving economy. We can have an economy consistently growing faster thanRead More
There’s been a lot of talk about what was accomplished this past legislative session, including: $71 million in property tax rate relief; Eliminating the tax on Social Security for lowRead More
Republican Leaders Endorse Governor Phil Scott Encourage voters to vote for him in the August 14th Primary Election Vermont’s Republican leaders, including former Governor Jim Douglas, Lt. Governor Brian Dubie,Read More
Governor Jim Douglas and Lt. Governor Brian Dubie Endorse Governor Phil Scott for Reelection Few know more about serving Vermonters than former Governor Jim Douglas and Lt. Governor Brian Dubie.Read More