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Jul 21, 2026 1 hr 10 min

Bob Dunkle airs out Vermont

from Aired Out Hosted by JD Green

Bob Dunkle is running as the Republican candidate for the Vermont House representing the Windsor-Orange District, serving the towns of Royalton and Tunbridge. Dunkle says his campaign is focused on the challenges facing rural Vermont and putting Vermont families, workers, farmers, and small businesses first. His priorities include: Reducing regulations on farmers and small businesses, including repealing Act 181. Lowering taxes and reducing state spending. AFFORDABILITY & HOUSING Supporting rural communities and strengthening local agriculture. Expanding economic opportunities in Vermont's smaller towns. and INCREASING AND ENFORCING PENALTIES FOR THOSE WHO DISTRIBUTE FENTANYL IN VERMONT Dunkle also believes Vermont needs less political division and more cooperation. "We need to be a bipartisan state. We need people who will work together for Vermont, not personal interests. We cannot afford partisan politics in this state. We're literally fighting to survive as a state, and for the people who are doing everything they can to stay here. We can create a coalition of 'Vermont First' legislators focused on bringing people, jobs, and prosperity back to our state." Dunkle says his campaign is centered on practical solutions that strengthen Vermont's economy, support rural communities, and encourage people to build their future in the Green Mountain State.

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