State House candidate Charlton to hold Grafton, Chester ‘listening’ events

Hang on to that mail-in ballot! This election you have a vote and a voice.

What do you want for the state of Vermont? What are your priorities and concerns? What ideas do you have for solutions? You are invited to tell Tom Charlton, a Republican who is running for representative to the State House for the Windsor-Windham District, about the important issues that affect you, your pocketbook, your community and your children.

Two events are scheduled: Friday, Sept. 27 at the Chester Town Hall, 556 Elm St., and Wednesday, Oct. 9 at the Grafton Town Hall, 117 Main St. Hall. Both events run from 6:30 to 8 p.m.

The format is open mic, with residents given three minutes each to speak. Participants will have a second opportunity to speak if time allows, and Charlton will take questions at the end of the evening. Further dates and a Zoom event will be announced.

This event is for the whole community, whatever your party. Now is the time to strike a balance for Freedom and Unity.

The Windsor-Windham District is made up of the towns of Athens, Chester, Grafton and Windham. More information can be found at charlton4vermont.us

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  1. Randy Miles says:

    I have known Tom for many years now. He is honest kind and listens to what you have to say.He is educated and very good at communicating with all kinds of people.We need someone like Tom to represent us here in the southern part of the state. We know what the past years have brought us, do we want more of that? It is time for some balance and hard work from our elected representative. See for yourself, go to one of Tom’s meetings. Educate yourself on our choices.

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