AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoConsumer Protection: Attorney General Charity Clark secured a $60,000 settlement with UniFirst over Vermont’s automatic-renewal law. The company will drop automatic renewals and refund some customers. Election 2026: Outside spending is rising in the governor’s race, with a pro-Phil Scott super PAC launching ads against Amanda Janoo. Candidates are also debating universal primary care: Scott backs studying the idea but rejects versions he sees as a path to single-payer. On the Ballot: Vermonters will decide constitutional amendments on equal protection and labor rights on Nov. 3. Candidate profiles and voter guides are also spotlighting competitive races for state offices. Public Input: The Clean Water Board is seeking comments by Nov. 12 on how to allocate about $43 million in state funding for water-quality and resilience projects.
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