
Vermont: Money, Appointments, And Contracts Around Phil Scott
Vermont's governor page pulls campaign finance, disclosure, procurement, and audit records into one place around Phil Scott's office.
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Vermont's governor page pulls campaign finance, disclosure, procurement, and audit records into one place around Phil Scott's office.

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