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How are Vermonters feeling about the coronavirus pandemic, the economy and racial bias? Next week, VPR and Vermont PBS will release the results of the�

Do you think Vermont state officials are doing too much, not enough, or about the right amount to address climate change? That's one of the questions a�

In 2018, South Burlington resident Kate Bailey was out getting drinks with her coworkers.“We were talking about this question, about how we've never sent�

A new poll of registered Vermont voters from VPR and Vermont PBS found respondents divided over whether state officials are doing enough to address�

As lawmakers work to overhaul Act 250 � the state's main development review law � registered voters support easing environmental review for developments�

More than halfway into his second term, Gov. Phil Scott enjoys widespread popularity and a huge advantage over his potential Democratic rivals. And�

What do Vermonters think about the coming election? What are the key issues on their minds? For the third consecutive year, VPR and Vermont PBS are�

In an October VPR - Vermont PBS poll of more than 600 Vermonters, 26 percent answered "yes" when asked if they had personally experienced or witnessed�

The October 2018 VPR - Vermont PBS Poll gives a glimpse into where Vermonters stand on statewide political races and issues � and one of those issues is�

Little more than two weeks before the Nov. 6 election, a new VPR - Vermont PBS poll sheds light on where candidates stand with voters - and the issues on�