WINDHAM — I ask for your vote on Nov. 8 for the position of Windham County Assistant Judge.
Many of you know me for my service as a state representative in the House of Representatives for the last 24 years. My goal has always been to listen to and serve the people of my district, and it has been the greatest honor to do so.
My experience serving in Montpelier has prepared me well for the duties of assistant judge. As the chair of the House Agriculture and Forestry Committee for 14 years, I have been known to be a good listener, a great note taker, and someone who makes every attempt to be fair, inclusive, and compassionate.
One of the primary duties of an assistant judge is to be a “finder of fact” in Family Court; another is to work on the budget for Windham County. My past experience chairing a committee, taking testimony, creating legislation, and working on state-level budgets has prepared me well for these tasks.
The general election is Nov. 8, but early ballots have been mailed to all active voters. If you haven't received a ballot and you believe you should have, please contact your Town Clerk.
While I am asking for your vote, I would also like to emphasize that there are two Windham County assistant judge positions up for election. I encourage you to also vote for Lamont Barnett, who has served in the position for several years and has important experience that benefits the people of Windham County.
If you have any questions, please contact me at [email protected]. Thanks in advance for your vote!