AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoVermont Politics & Elections: Gov. Phil Scott filed to run for a sixth term, while House Speaker Jill Krowinski announced she won’t seek reelection—setting up a new leadership scramble as Democrats and Republicans line up for the August primary. Statehouse Watch: Lawmakers also advanced a health care cost-control bill (S.190) aimed at lowering insurance premiums by speeding up reference-based pricing for certain plans. Public Safety: Vermont State Police cited South Burlington resident Connie Anania after an ICE protest on March 11, alleging she drove on a closed Dorset Street area and steered toward police; she’s due in court July 9. Health & Policy: Vermont’s paraquat ban—linked to Parkinson’s risk—continues to draw national attention, while overdose deaths in 2025 fell 37% to 170, according to the state Department of Health. Internet Safety: AG Jay Jones joined a coalition opposing the federal KIDS Act, arguing it would weaken state authority and protections for children online. Local Government: Lawrence city commissioners will consider buying a former printing press building for a city hall annex. Courts: A Rutland jury acquitted Daniel Banyai of felony assaulting a police officer.
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