Here is the Vermont Progressive Party’s summary of the legislative race results. The party believes it has seven state legislators, although one of them may face a recount. Thanks to Terry Bouricius for the link.
Here is the Vermont Progressive Party’s summary of the legislative race results. The party believes it has seven state legislators, although one of them may face a recount. Thanks to Terry Bouricius for the link.
P.R. in ALL regimes —
Total Votes / Total Seats = EQUAL votes for each seat winner — pending more advanced math.
I have to admit I am very proud of the electoral accomplishments of the Vermont Progressive Party. But I can’t help but wonder if they are “progressive” in the way the original progressives were back in the early 1900’s? How many readers of BAN would believe those original progressives of the Teddy Roosevelt era opposed Alcohol and Prostitution? I wonder if these 21st century progressives are living up to their ancestors concern for a strong and sober America?
The US Parliament New England Super-state Circuit #1
Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont
http://www.usparliament.org/ss1.htm
Patrick Sullivan [Democrat], Elizabeth Rozicki [Flying Saucer], James Mason [Atheist], Stuart A. Snyder [Libertarian Green], A. Avi Snyder [Labor], Madison Samson [Non-Party], Michael Merola [Unaffiliated], Adena Wilcox [Info. Not Avail], John Dvorak [Hemp], Nate Marini [Libertarian], Gerald E. Sykes [Republican], Jorge Gonzales [Info. Not Avail.], Dennis Hubbard [Info. Not Avail.], Abe Torkelton [Info. Not Avail.], Joshua Colwell [Green], Victoria Quest [Reform], Dylan Michael Wicks [Pot], Wendy Tischler [Pansexual Peace]