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Friday November 9, 2007

Four-year terms for elected officials

 

Vermont is one of few states where the top elected officials get only a two-year term in office. This year, some are advocating for a constitutional amendment to lengthen the term for the governor and lawmakers. Bob Kinzel hosts a debate on the issue between former Governor Madeleine Kunin and Frank Bryan, who studies civics and democracy.

Later in the program, we'll also listen back to some of the voices in the news this week.

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