John – The race for Vermont’s open At-Large House seat was just called by the Associated Press, and BNC’s Becca Balint is the winner!

Help us celebrate by splitting a contribution between BNC and Becca’s campaign right now!

A screenshot of election results from the New York Times for the Vermont Democratic Primary, showing that the Associated Press called the race for Becca Balint with 37% reporting and Becca in the lead with 61.9% of the vote.

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This is BIG. In a safe blue seat like Vermont, Becca is basically assured to win this race in November. That means BNC just queued up another bold progressive to join our caucus in Congress next year!

When she’s sworn in next year, Becca will make history both as the first woman and the first openly gay woman elected to Congress from Vermont.

Tonight, we celebrate. Tomorrow, it’s back to work for our last primaries on August 23rd before the final sprint to the general election.

Congratulations, Becca!

A graphic featuring a photo of BNC candidate Becca Balint, with short dark hair, wearing a gray blazer over a white shirt. In the background is a faded image of the U.S. Capitol building. The caption reads: Congratulations Primary Winner Becca Balint, Vermont AL 2022

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