The Governor can’t do it alone. Governor Scott says making Vermont more affordable takes legislators willing to work with him. He also stands by his vetoes of bills he believes weren’t right for Vermont. Reelecting Governor Scott keeps an experienced advocate for affordability in office. Electing lawmakers willing to listen, negotiate, and find common ground can help turn his priorities into lasting change.

Alexis served in the Vermont Air National Guard for more than 12 years. Her support for Governor Scott comes from that experience. 🇺🇸 Alexis wants a governor who understands and appreciates the Green Mountain Boys and the people behind the mission. For her, reelecting Phil Scott means keeping a leader who values their service and their place in Vermont’s future. Thank you, Alexis, for serving our state and country and sharing why this vote matters to you. #PhilScott #VermontAirNationalGuard #GreenMountainBoys #F35 #Vermont

“We can’t solve every problem by raising a tax.” Governor Scott reflects on nearly ten years of difficult decisions, from budget gaps to the pandemic and devastating floods. He says his approach has stayed consistent: fix how government works, control costs, and find solutions taxpayers can afford.

Experience matters—especially when a crisis hits. Chris Keyser, a state representative from Rutland City, shares why he supports Governor Scott: his executive experience and ability to lead through difficult times. Thank you, Chris, for sharing your support.

You don’t have to share Phil Scott’s party to share his priorities for Vermont. Experience, character, and independent judgment matter. This video is a reminder to look at the person behind the party label and the decisions that affect our lives here at home. Reelecting Governor Scott keeps experienced leadership focused on affordability, housing, education, and opportunity for Vermonters. To hear more Vermonters thoughts click here: youtu.be/NJLyfOPHnCs?si=XsDA…

“He just seems to do what is right.” Mike from Canaan describes himself as a left-leaning independent, and says he’s voted for Governor Scott every time and will again.

“He’s been in the trenches. He’s done the work.” Governor Scott has run a Vermont business, employed Vermonters, and led our state through difficult times. That experience matters when decisions affect our schools, our livelihoods, and our communities. Reelecting Phil Scott keeps practical experience and tested leadership focused on making Vermont more affordable and strengthening our economy. To hear more Vermonters thoughts click here: youtu.be/NJLyfOPHnCs?si=XsDA…

“The housing crisis is real. We should treat it like it was a flood.” Vermont needs urgency on housing and lasting reforms to the systems driving education costs. Raising taxes and fees alone won’t solve those problems. Reelecting Governor Scott keeps experienced leadership focused on reform, fiscal responsibility, and affordability. Electing legislators willing to work with him gives that work the support it needs. To hear more Vermonters thoughts click here: youtu.be/NJLyfOPHnCs?si=XsDA…

A Vermonter first. Approachable, down to earth, and guided by a simple question: “What’s the right thing to do for the people of Vermont and for the future of Vermont?” Governor Scott’s business background and independent judgment shape how he leads. Reelecting him means keeping that practical experience focused on affordability and opportunity for the people who live and work here. To hear more Vermonters thoughts click here: youtu.be/NJLyfOPHnCs?si=XsDA…

Vermont pride and one very famous turnip! Governor Scott stopped by the Gilfeather Turnip Festival in Wardsboro, where the community has celebrated its hometown crop since 2001. Thank you to the organizers, volunteers, and neighbors who keep this tradition going. Gatherings like this remind us what makes Vermont special and why keeping our small towns vibrant and affordable is work worth continuing with Governor Scott. #GilfeatherTurnipFestival #WardsboroVT #ThisIsVT #PhilScott #TeamScott

“We’re finally making progress.” Education reform takes difficult decisions and the commitment to see them through. In this video, you’ll hear why continuing that work matters and why Vermont needs leaders willing to work through partisan divisions. Reelecting Governor Scott means keeping his experience and independent judgment focused on lasting improvements for students and manageable costs for taxpayers. To hear more Vermonters thoughts click here: youtu.be/NJLyfOPHnCs?si=XsDA…

“I was elected to represent the whole state.” — Governor Phil Scott Vermonters don’t all think alike. We need a governor who listens, understands the challenges of raising a family and running a business, and works with people who see things differently. Reelecting Governor Scott means keeping experienced, independent leadership focused on making Vermont more affordable and creating more opportunity. Click here to hear what other Vermonters have to say.: youtu.be/NJLyfOPHnCs?si=XsDA…

Brent from Morrisville puts it simply: make Vermont affordable enough that more people can build a life here. He’s supporting Governor Scott for his character, sound judgment, and balanced decisions and he wants more legislators willing to help him move Vermont forward. Reelecting Governor Scott means keeping an experienced leader committed to affordability and creating more opportunity. Thank you Brent!

It's a small world! Governor Phil Scott runs into a gentleman who he sold a Dump Trailer to many years ago.

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Governor Scott speaks frankly about rising rents, property taxes, education spending, and declining student enrollment. He argues that Vermont needs to rethink its educational system to better serve students while keeping costs manageable for taxpayers. If you agree, more has to be done, please SHARE this post! We would appreciate your support on Election Day!

“For what we’re paying, we should be number one. And we’re not.” Vermont’s education spending should deliver strong opportunities for every student. Governor Scott points to differences in course offerings between rural schools and larger districts.

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We’ve been through a lot together. It hasn’t been easy, but with grit and determination, we’ve got tough things done. But there’s more work to do. With two more years as governor, and support from the legislature, I know Vermont can thrive. With more good jobs and more families, we’ll have more kids in our schools, and a stronger economy. To get there, we need to build more homes, strengthen schools and hospitals, lower healthcare costs, and revitalize small businesses, rural communities, and family farms. And we’ve got REAL plans to do it. The work will be hard, and Washington will make it harder. You have my word, I’ll roll up my sleeves like I’ve done my entire life to make it happen, with new ideas, and new opportunities for our kids, families, and future.

Governor Scott is asked during the Vermont Public debate on (10/21), why he is running for a 6th term. His answer: There’s unfinished business and a responsibility to see it through. The Governor explains how his business background brought him into public service and why, after navigating a pandemic and devastating floods, he wants to finish the work underway, including transforming Vermont’s education system. Video Footage from Vermont Public. To watch the entire debate: vermontpublic.org/show/vermo…