Morrow for Vermont

10/28/2026

10/27/2026

Hello friends,
I’ve been taking stock this last week about this race, the legislature in general and the state of the state. Why am I doing this? What am I bringing to the table for our district that will be truly valuable in Montpelier?

Ask almost any candidate for office and there is agreement on the problems – health care, housing, education, property taxes. The platitudes are basically meaningless at this point. So, what’s the difference? What makes a good legislator?

In my opinion:

· Someone who can listen, collaborate and bring good ideas to the conversation.
· Someone who can develop the respect of fellow legislators to work towards a common goal with humility and determination.
· Someone who is willing to put in the hard work of reading through reports, bills and studies to assess what will work for the district.
· Someone who will communicate and solicit feedback from constituents to ground truth legislation.
· Someone who thinks creatively and has integrity.

On my website, under the News tab, you can find many of my communications from the last two years. I talk about solutions, not just problems. I talk about the complexities and trade-offs. There is plenty there for you to assess my worthiness for the position.

www.morrow4vt.com
Some samples:

Health Care

School Choice

The ICE arrests in Londonderry

Do we need to reform the legislature?

Complexity and tradeoffs

PLEASE VOTE! This is a consequential election!

You can drop off your absentee ballot at the town office or vote in person on 11/3!

Thank you and be well,

Representative Chris Morrow

10/22/2026

Interesting early voter information from the Secretary of State.

“Of first names shared by at least 100 registered Vermont voters, the top 10 for early voting turnout so far are: Arlene (42% of active, registered voters named Arlene have voted already), Louise, Herbert, Robert, Joann, Marilyn, Allan, Lorraine, Joan, and Jeanne.”

More here:

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10/21/2026

Who is Amanda Janoo? Is Phil Scott still the man for the job? Watch tonight at 7 to find out more.

https://www.vermontpublic.org/show/vermont-edition/2026-10-20/vermont-publics-2026-governor-debate

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10/20/2026

Some information on Prop 4, which is on the ballot…

10/19/2026

Heating fuel over $6/gallon! Unbelievable. Last year at this time it cost around $3.50/gallon. Many Vermont households will be paying thousands more this winter just to stay warm. And we were already on a tight budget from general inflation driven by the same senseless war of choice in Iran.

As you might know, Vermont has a heating assistance program. Please pass this onto anyone who you feel might want it.
Applying early is important.
Here is the web page to apply: https://dcf.vermont.gov/benefits/fuel

This Friday the Vermont Emergency Board is expected to add an extra $6 million to the fund. (This is an example of bi-partisan work for Vermonters). But it is not clear whether $6 million will be enough.

So, it is up to all of us to help keep our neighbors warm this winter. Please keep an eye out for the various local initiatives that will be fundraising for this purpose.

Neighborhood Connections is always a good place to donate to: https://www.ncvermont.org/donate.html
SEVCA (Southeastern VT Community Action) has a program here: https://sevca.org/fuel-program

Please check on your neighbors who might need help but who are not used to asking for it - it can be a hard thing to do.

Thank you!
Rep Chris Morrow
[email protected]
www.morrow4vt.com

10/17/2026

Come on down!

Update on the event tomorrow. Our sole Representative to Washington, Becca Balint, will join us!

10/16/2026

Update on the event tomorrow. Our sole Representative to Washington, Becca Balint, will join us!

10/16/2026

Vermont Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas Announces 2026 Vermont Voter Guide

Montpelier, VT – Vermont Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas announced today that the 2026 General Election Vermont Voter Guide is available online for the November 3rd General Election.

The Secretary of State’s office originally planned to mail a printed copy of the Vermont Voter Guide to every active registered voting household in the state. After a printing vendor delay, it shifted to optimizing the online version.

The Secretary of State’s office initiated the first Statewide Voter Guide during the 2024 General Election. The online resource provided voters with information about the voting process, the role of elected positions on the ballot, and statements and contact information from candidates. "When I talk to Vermonters who say they aren't voting, they tell me it's because they don't know the candidates or the issues on the ballot. Vermonters don't want to vote in ignorance. This Universal Voter Guide empowers people to vote,” explained Secretary Copeland Hanzas.
The Voter Guide can be accessed online in two places:
A dedicated webpage, where voters can search their address on an interactive map: https://map.vermont.gov/voting-info-lookup/
The Vermont Voter Portal: https://vote.vermont.gov/
“The vision was to have a district-specific printed Voter Guide mailed to Vermonters. I am disappointed that could not occur this year for logistical reasons. I am, however, pleased that our office can provide digital access. A postcard has been mailed to every household with access information,” stated Secretary Copeland Hanzas. “This shift in strategy does not change our office’s commitment to providing a standardized, non-partisan guide with information about everything that’s on your ballot, including the local candidates, so that Vermonters can make informed, confident choices when they cast their ballot.”

The online guides match each of the 283 district-specific ballots. It includes information from statewide, legislative, and county-level candidates, as well as information about the two constitutional amendments that are on the ballot this year.

General Election ballots have been mailed to all active registered voters. Voters are encouraged to check in with their local clerk if they have not received their ballot in the mail by now. Clerks can provide a replacement ballot to voters with a signed affidavit to prevent double-voting. Voters can track their ballot on the Vermont Voter Portal.

Voters can find their local clerk as well as polling and drop box locations at: https://map.vermont.gov/voting-info-lookup/
and/or the Vermont Voter Portal: https://vote.vermont.gov/

The General Election will be held on Tuesday, November 3rd, 2026. The following offices are up for election: U.S. Representative to Congress, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Treasurer, Secretary of State, Auditor of Accounts, Attorney General, all 30 State Senate seats, all 150 State Representative seats, Probate Judge, Assistant Judges, State's Attorney, Sheriff, High Bailiff, and Justices of the Peace. Two constitutional amendments are also on this year’s General Election ballot.
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10/16/2026

Please join us Saturday at 4pm. At the American Grill in Londonderry.