MONTPELIER, Vt. (WCAX) - A sweeping elections bill that has been years in the making is advancing at the Vermont Statehouse.

Technology's impact on Vermont elections is up for debate at the Statehouse. Our Calvin Cutler reports on a bill aimed at stopping AI from disrupting elections.

A wave of new Republican state lawmakers joins a popular GOP governor to dilute liberals' longtime political dominance.

Vermont Business Magazine Attorney General Charity Clark and Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas today issued statements in response to a federal court granting the states’ motion for preliminary ...

A federal judge ruled Friday that the Trump administration’s election changes “could result in voters losing trust in the ...

Vermont Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas announced today that her office will be bringing a national civic education initiative, Kid Governor®, to Vermont this year. Kid Governor® ...

Deja Foxx, a young progressive in Arizona, is mounting a long-shot bid for Congress. It's one that resembles that of her ...

After weeks of back and forth, Vermont lawmakers reached a tentative agreement on a transformational education reform bill.

The Congresswoman's comment that "we're not going to have anybody around to wipe our asses" drew a sharp rebuke from the ...

President Trump intends to "open" the Iowa State Fair on the first day of the 11-day event in August, according to sources familiar with the plan.

While commenting on Donald Trump’s latest threat to Elon Musk, Booker dismissed the idea of accepting donations from the ...

Virginia's governor election this year is a popularity test for Republican President Donald Trump and his policies, ...