September 15, 2026 Host Paul Dame is joined by Senate candidate Rep. Ashley Bartley of Fairfax, Rep. Tony Micklus of Milton, and House candidate Mitchel Cypes of South Burlington, to talk about housing, Act 250 and more
Vermont ViewpointShow Notes
Vermont Republican Party Chair Paul Dame talks with:
Mitchel Cypes, Development review coordinator in Hinesburg, who is running in the Chittenden-8 House District.
Representative Tony Micklus (Chittenden-Franklin) represents the towns of Georgia and Milton. He is member of the House Committee on Commerce & Economic Development www.tonyformilton.com
and two-term Representative Ashley Bartley is running for the Vermont State Senate to represent the towns of Essex, FAirfax, Milton, and Westford. www.ashleybartley.org
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