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Published March 6, 2012 at 6:32 p.m.
It's a Seven Days tradition: a live chat on election night. And it continues tonight! We've assembled a panel of distinguished guests to join us tonight. Here's the full list.
- Andrew Stein, Addison County Independent
- Michelle Monroe, St. Albans Messenger
- Haik Bedrosian, BurlingtonPol.com
- Geoffrey Norman, Vermont Tiger
- Greg Guma, VTDigger.org
- Neal Goswami, Bennington Banner
- Andy Bromage, Seven Days
- Paul Heintz, Seven Days
- Kathryn Flagg, Seven Days
All that, and more! We'll also have live video from Channel 17. We're also trying something new -- a webpage that will update in real time with results from Burlington's mayoral and city council elections.
So be the first to find out who Burlington's new mayor is, and have some fun coversation with journalists and citizens from around the state. Click here for our Town Meeting Day live coverage page.
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