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Democratic House Candidate

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Campaign with me for Vermont's sustainable growth, thriving schools, and innovative economic development, helping real people

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Democratic House Candidate

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Campaign with me for Vermont's sustainable growth, thriving schools, and innovative economic development, helping real people

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Havah Armstrong Walther

Values to Believe In

I came of age in an era when Democrats were the party of working families, of independent thinkers, and of innovative environmentalism.

Vermonters live these ideals everyday and I am running for election to keep innovation, education,  environment, and economic sustainability  at the heart of our government.

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MY Platform

Business, Environment, and Schools

Businesses and professionals, families and business owners, all choose their location based upon modern conveniences and their ability to thrive. Clean water, working bridges, safe roads, and access to the internet are huge factors in sustaining Vermonters now and in supporting new Vermonters in the future.


The key to keeping Vermont's economy sustainable is to help keep our young people in Vermont, to invite young professionals and business owners to our communities, and to support working families. How does this help? People in their 20s and 30s typically use fewer services than older Vermonters. They reside, work, and recreate in their communities --helping to shoulder the town's tax burden. Young people are innovators, contributors, and supporters. They form new businesses, join civic groups, buy houses, start families. 


How can we invite young people to be Vermonters? By investing in the infrastructure they need for 21st century jobs.  Cell service, high speed internet and reliable roads aren't modern day luxuries, the are necessary to innovation and town infrastructure.


Utilities and infrastructure in many of Vermont's small towns can't support modern lives and utility contracts made in Montpelier don't always reflect the best needs of rural residents. Modernizing our  infrastructure will keep older Vermonters in their homes longer while encouraging new innovators to become a part of our towns. That's a recipe for reliable economic growth.


With this campaign, my goals are protecting small farms and businesses, supporting sustainable and responsible growth, and investing in Vermont's robust schools. By focusing on these three priorities, we will be able to retain our responsible and engaged young people while also attracting a new vibrant labor pool during the current urban flight from big cities. By bringing environmentally minded and creative thinkers to Vermont, we will expand our tax base and bolster our economy. These issues are all different sides of the same cube.

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Business Community

Business Community

Business Community

As a Business Consultant I work with organizations being affected by the changing economy every day. Some of the best business advice I've seen comes out the VT Department of Agriculture. They have been helping farmers understand diversified income streams and value-added products for years and Vermont food production and distribution has

As a Business Consultant I work with organizations being affected by the changing economy every day. Some of the best business advice I've seen comes out the VT Department of Agriculture. They have been helping farmers understand diversified income streams and value-added products for years and Vermont food production and distribution has shown itself to be strong and capable of feeding Vermonters.  That's a successful business model.

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Raising Family

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Business Community

My husband and I are raising two creative and fun loving Vermonters. We have a 3rd grader and a 10th grader, both of whom have introduced us to more people in the community than we would ever have met on our own. We have been proud lacrosse and soccer parents, scout leaders, field trip chaperones, and field day volunteers. Some of my clos

My husband and I are raising two creative and fun loving Vermonters. We have a 3rd grader and a 10th grader, both of whom have introduced us to more people in the community than we would ever have met on our own. We have been proud lacrosse and soccer parents, scout leaders, field trip chaperones, and field day volunteers. Some of my closest relationships have come from being in the front line orange-slice brigade with my fellow parents.

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Advocacy

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Advocacy

As an advocate for people with disabilities and their families, I have worked with families all over Vermont and New Hampshire. I also serve on several community workgroups and nonprofit boards to try and do my part in creating inclusivity and diversity at the systems level. I believe strongly that a pluralism of ideas creates greater inc

As an advocate for people with disabilities and their families, I have worked with families all over Vermont and New Hampshire. I also serve on several community workgroups and nonprofit boards to try and do my part in creating inclusivity and diversity at the systems level. I believe strongly that a pluralism of ideas creates greater inclusion for all people and in my position on the Governor's Developmental Disability Council, I work with a team of other dedicated advocates and allies working to change policies  affecting the lives of real Vermonters.

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SPREAD THE WORD

This year more than any other it is important to get the word out. Covid-19 has changed the way voters get access to the candidates and I am doing everything I can to get the word out.  I can't invite you all to a spaghetti dinner or ice cream social this year, but I still need YOUR help.  Can you share my website or host a Zoom party? I can tell you how.  Have some other ideas? I'd love to hear them.


I hosted my first "MEET the CANDIDATE" zoom meeting July 8th and will be online again on Wednesday 7/23 and Monday 7/28. Below are links to these online meetings and I hope to see you there.

7/23 Meet the candidate with Havah Armstrong Walther 5:00-6:00

https://zoom.us/j/95104396558?pwd=Njd1eXZuK1czdU1qbVg3QVgyT3VHQT09

On Monday 7/28 Windsor County Democrats will host a Meet the Candidate  evening for both canididates running for the Windsor 4-1.

Come meet us both 7:00-8:30

Register here:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMrcO2sqT0pHdxZNWrqVh548m3gC6H3wZBf   

I would love to hear about what's important to you this November. If you would like to join us, click this link on Wednesday to be connected.
https://zoom.us/j/98101550070?pwd=OEIvbjd2d1l1L3ZXMmJTVVRLU053Zz09




 I'm so proud of our state for making safe choices around Election Day this year. Early and absentee voting has already begun in Vermont and online, same-day registration is safe and easy.  If you have any questions about how to get your vote counted this year, call VT Secretary of State  800-439-VOTE

Or go online:

https://sos.vermont.gov/elections/voters/early-absentee-votin

DONATE

Here is what your contributions help with:

  • $400 for yard signs to cover lawns in the hundreds of miles of roads in our district.
  • $300 for an Emerge Bootcamp that will provide candidate training for women (that's me!)
  • $300 for Web-hosting, domain names, and email.  
  • $800 for 3 postcard mailings, one in July, one in August, and one in October.

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