Representing Dover, Jamaica, Somerset, Stratton and Wardsboro
I was disappointed to read Commissioner Kerrick Johnson’s commentary defending the governor’s veto of H.727, legislation I introduced to strengthen protections for Vermonters from large data center development. My disappointment actually extends beyond this veto. When this administration avoids or refuses to engage with the Legislature, it prevents elected representatives and the administration’s own experts …
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Good evening, My work schedule requires a change to the office hours I previously shared. Please use the updated November dates below. Please dont hesitate to reach out before these times if you have issues that you need help with. I’m also hosting Lieutenant Governor John Rodgers in Dover this Sunday, October 18, from 5–6:30 …
Good evening friends and neighbors, Fall is here, ballots are arriving, towns are working through important land use decisions, and I am spending a lot of time preparing for the next legislative session. The photo above is from a recent visit I made out to the old Rawsonville School House which Jamaica is working to …
DOVER, VT — Representative Laura Sibilia (I-Dover) has filed a complaint asking the Vermont Attorney General’s Office to review paid advertisements by Americans for Prosperity during the 2026 election cycle. The advertisements criticize legislators and their voting records. One asks Vermonters to contact their legislators in support of AFP’s policy positions. “This is not a …
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Good evening friends and neighbors, I hope you’ve had an enjoyable Labor Day weekend.Tj and I were able to spend time in our gardens, with family and friends and got on a great hike in the White Mountains. Welcome home to the members of Vermont’s 158th Fighter Wing after long deployments overseas. I am very …
Office Hours Wednesday, August 12, 6:00 p.m. – Visiting at the Community Gathering on Route 30 or in the event of rain, at the Jamaica Town Office (second Wednesday) Thursday, August 20, 6:00 p.m. – Wardsboro Public Library(Third Thursday of each month.) Saturday, September 5, 11:00 a.m. – Dover Free Library (First Saturday of each month.) Wednesday, September 9, 6:00 p.m. – Visiting at …
Last updated: September 9, 2026 There is a lot of national news and noise about voting right now, including lawsuits over mail-in ballots, federal efforts to obtain voter information and arguments about voter fraud. Here in Vermont, the most important thing for our voters to know is actually pretty simple: 1. Election Day is Tuesday, …
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Tomorrow, August 11, is Vermont’s Primary Election. The primary election is how political parties choose which candidates will represent them on the November General Election ballot. Vermont does not require voters to register with a political party. When you vote in the primary, you can choose which party’s ballot you want to vote. You vote …
Good evening friends and neighbors, Over the past several weeks I've continued meeting with constituents during office hours, attending local school board meetings, working throughout our region, and spending time with my family. I've also been spending a lot of time in my garden and continuing to reflect on the last session and on the …
After a great deal of reflection, I have decided to support Aly Richards for Governor. As a lifelong independent, I appreciate that Vermont's primary system still allows me to choose a party ballot and vote. On Tuesday, August 11, I'll be voting in the Democratic primary because I believe Aly Richards is the candidate best …
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