Justin Marsh, VCV’s Political Outreach Director, has deep roots in Vermont, particularly in Lamoille County. They live on their family’s farm in Cambridge, where many generations have and continue to work the lands. Since 2012, Justin has served on the Cambridge...

Vermont Conservation Voters (VCV) has announced its endorsements of pro-environment candidates running in the 2022 General Elections. As a non-partisan organization, VCV has a long history of endorsing candidates from across the political spectrum who share the...

Montpelier, VT – Today, Vermont Conservation Voters (VCV) announced its endorsement of Mike Pieciak for Vermont’s next Treasurer. Mike Pieciak grew up in Vermont, and most recently served as the Commissioner of the state’s Department of Financial Regulation,...

Montpelier – In Tuesday’s primary elections, candidates prioritizing bold climate action and a healthy environment consistently won their races. Voters came out strong for Vermont Conservation Voters-endorsed candidates—resulting in 3 statewide wins, 7 wins in the...

At the end of July, Majority Leader Schumer and Senator Manchin reached a deal on a new reconciliation package known as the Inflation Reduction Act, which has now passed through the Senate. While it’s disappointing that the package includes some giveaways to the...

The final installment of our Summer Session Deep Dive on Climate Series As we move towards an electrified transportation future, it’s important to remember that not everybody wants, needs, or can afford a personal electric vehicle – and we can and must do far...