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Vermont Governor Phil Scott Defends Mail-In Voting and State Control Over Elections
Vermont Governor Phil Scott defended mail-in voting and state control over elections during a discussion at the National Governors Association meeting, countering President Trump's push for nationalized elections. Scott highlighted the popularity of mail-in ballots among Republicans in Vermont and criticized Trump's claims of fraud associated with mail-in voting. North Carolina Governor Josh Stein joined Scott in addressing the implications of Trump's rhetoric on democracy and the need for state-led disaster response and immigration reform.
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Vermont Governor Phil Scott defended mail-in voting and state control over elections during a discussion at the National Governors Association meeting, countering President Trump's push for nationalized elections. Scott highlighted the popularity of mail-in ballots among Republicans in Vermont and criticized Trump's claims of fraud associated with mail-in voting. North Carolina Governor Josh Stein joined Scott in addressing the implications of Trump's rhetoric on democracy and the need for state-led disaster response and immigration reform.
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