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Becca Balint: Voters will decide on amendments to the Vermont Constitution

Don t miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   Before I ran for office, I studied and taught history. The stories of the people who fought to amend the U.S. Constitution are some of the most compelling stories I shared with my students over the years. From the first ten amendments to our national Constitution — that powerful Bill of Rights — to the 13th Amendment that abolished slavery, and the 19th Amendment that expanded voting rights, they are bold declarations of our values. The amendment process itself is an important part of our struggle to form a more perfect union.

Valley News - Vermont constitutional amendments on abortion, slavery set for vote

Vermont constitutional amendments on abortion, slavery set for vote Modified: 4/4/2021 5:33:14 PM Constitutional amendments on abortion rights and slavery set for Senate vote By Kit Norton Share A copy of the Vermont constitution The Vermont Constitution of 1777 was a declaration by some of the region’s inhabitants that they were independent of the governments that claimed control of the territory: Britain, as well as New York and New Hampshire. Wikimedia Commons Two amendments to the Vermont Constitution one in favor of abortion rights, another prohibiting slavery and indentured servitude in any form have been scheduled for a vote in the Vermont Senate.

Facebook post calling out Sibilia, Gannon gets attention

Don t miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   A Whitingham man and former State Senate candidate is defending his social media post pointing out that two local lawmakers who voted in favor of a bill allowing the confiscation of firearms from restraining order defendants are working from home. John Lyddy, in a post made to his account Tuesday morning, was critical of Reps. John Gannon and Laura Sibilia for voting yes on H. 133. The bill passed 102-44 on Friday, on a roll call vote, and is now before the state Senate. A public Facebook post issued by a former candidate for state Senate notes that a pair of lawmakers who voted in support of a proposal to allow firearms to be confiscated in emergency protective orders are working at home. 

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