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Published July 22, 2020 at 2:00 a.m.
The following candidates appear on the primary ballots for these statewide and legislative offices. Candidates are listed alphabetically by party, and then by last name. Candidates for high bailiff can be found online at sos.vermont.gov.
Information was provided by the candidates. Some candidates are affiliated with more than one political party but are listed here according to the party ballot on which they appear in this primary.
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