Who will win in the 2024 elections? If Vermont Public has its way, the voters. - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

36% : "They're really able to dig into these local issues that people are concerned about, as opposed to how is [Donald] Trump pronouncing Kamala [Harris's] name right now," said Michael Wood-Lewis, CEO of the Front Porch Forum, a Vermont social network that counts nearly half of the state's adults as active members and is helping amplify Vermont Public's election coverage.Hearken, a company that builds technology for audience engagement, and Jay Rosen, a journalism professor at New York University, established a guide for the Citizens Agenda ahead of the 2020 elections to give newsrooms a blueprint for changing their political coverage.

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