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Vermont voters head to the polls on August 11 for a pivotal day of primaries, choosing candidates across local, state, and federal offices. In the U.S. House race, Democrat Becca Balint faces no opposition, while Republicans Mark Coester and Gerald Malloy battle it out. Governor Phil Scott runs unopposed as the Republican nominee, but Democrats Amanda Janoo and Aly Richards are locked in a heated contest to challenge him. The lieutenant governor’s race sees three Democratic contenders—Esther Charlestin, Molly Gray, and Ryan McLaren—while incumbent John Rodgers faces no opposition. Attorney General Charity Clark and Republican H. Brooke Page also run unopposed, with Page eyeing additional statewide roles. State Treasurer Mike Pieciak seeks reelection against Progressive Zachary Hampl, while Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas is the Democratic incumbent. For State Auditor, Tim Ashe, Nicholas Graeter, and Dan Towle vie for the seat left vacant by Doug Hoffer. At the county level, Chittenden County Sheriff Daniel Gamelin faces Kevin Bloom in a Democratic primary showdown. With so many races on the line, Vermonters are poised to shape their state’s future come August 11.

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