Vermont's elections director says she and her boss, Secretary of State Jim Condos, will push lawmakers in their upcoming session to move Vermont's state-office primary from late August to May or June.

The Vermont Secretary of State's office will certify the results of last week's primary elections on Tuesday.

Tuesday is primary election day in Vermont. Voters will choose the Democratic candidate for Attorney General and the Republican U-S Senate candidate.

A hard-fought contest for the Democratic nomination for attorney general appears to be drawing the most attention as Vermont prepares for its 2012 state primary election.

Secretary of State Jim Condos is urging Vermonters to cast their ballots in next week's primary election.

Could Republican voters be a key factor in the Democratic primary for Attorney General? Some political observers and one of the campaigns think the answer could be yes.

Our reporters’ roundtable discusses the top issues facing the state, including who knew what and when about FEMA funding for the State Office Complex, and the latest developments in the Attorney General’s race.

Vermont Attorney General Bill Sorrell is taking some tough criticism from his challenger in the upcoming Democratic primary.

Political analysts say the delay in settling the Democratic gubernatorial race could help Republican Brian Dubie.

The secretary of state's office says Peter Shumlin has won the Democratic gubernatorial nomination.  But Doug Racine will ask for a recount of the ballots.

While thousands of Vermonters anxiously wait for official word, a small crew in the secretary of state's office is adding up the totals from this week's Democratic gubernatorial primary.

Governor Jim Douglas says he won't be surprised if the "unofficial" vote total in the Democratic gubernatorial race changes after the Secretary of State's office has conducted its own tally of the votes. Douglas served as Secretary of State for 6 terms.

Governor Jim Douglas discusses his opinions on new federal stimulus money and the primary election results and his plans for the future.

The primary campaign has been extraordinary in many respects, from the number of candidates, to the amount of money they raised and spent. And now the outcome is so close that almost no one wants to say for sure who won.

Unofficial vote totals in the Democratic primary for governor are agonizingly close.

Vermonters are making their choices in the primary election today. They're faced with a long list of names on both the Democratic and Republican ballots.

Voters will be heading to the polls today to vote in Vermont's primary election. Officials have no estimate for the expected turnout in the election because there are a number of variables.

Vermonters head to the polls tomorrow to cast ballots in the primary election. But how many voters will turn out is still unclear.

Most political observers are predicting a very close finish among the top Democratic candidates running for governor.

Wednesday on Vermont Edition, we examine the results of voting in the Democratic, Republican and Progressive primaries. We also talk with the leaders of the Democratic race for governor.

This year's heated competition for top state offices has left some big openings in the Vermont Senate because a number of powerful senators have vacated their seats to run for higher office. The rush to fill those vacancies is one reason there are spirited contests in several parts of the state in this week's primary.

Candidates in Vermont's primary election are headed into the final weekend of the campaign with a flurry of activity.

With just a week to go before Vermont's primary election, the five Democrats met last night in their last statewide broadcast debate of the campaign, and all of them were looking forward to the fall election.

With just a week until the primary election, the five Democratic gubernatorial candidates scrambled for campaign cash and newspaper endorsements.