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Gov. Phil Scott is in the news after allowing a bill to become law without his signature that lets people sue federal officials in Vermont state court over alleged constitutional-rights violations; he said he supports the intent but doubts it will survive review. Scott also joined a bipartisan New England governors’ pact to explore advanced nuclear energy and potential new sites. This is mostly governance news involving Phil Scott, not direct nomination developments, so it may not move odds much. It could modestly affect sentiment around Scott but doesn’t clarify the 2026 GOP field.
Progressive Democrat Analilia Mejia is headed to Washington.
The group Our Revolution even noted its own irony in endorsing Steyer.
Democratic Govs. Pritzker, Shapiro and Moore eye 2028 presidential bids. Their records on taxes, school choice and rising energy costs tell a revealing story.
About 1,000 people filled a Holiday Inn Portland By the Bay ballroom Saturday night for the “Senators Money Can’t Buy” rally.
Over the past six months, the proposed billionaire tax and a heated governor’s race have drawn tech titans and business leaders more directly into the state’s affairs.
Candidates line up for endorsements, but can they actually change the race?
Maine Governor Janet Mills is the underdog to Graham Platner in the Senate Democratic primary heading into the first debate next week.
The measure gained momentum after federal officials killed two protesters in Minneapolis and an ICE raid in Vermont led to a violent protest.
In a time of peak polarization, Democrat and Republican governors in New England have been able to agree on one thing: advancing nuclear energy.
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