Politics of Vermont

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The Vermont Progressive Party is a small liberal political party which has held a handful of seats in the Vermont legislature for two decades and has run candidates for governor and lieutenant governor. It has had official recognition as a political party by the state government since 1999. They polled less than 1% of the vote for Governor in 2006.


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