Julia Andrews
Julia Andrews is a Democratic candidate for the Vermont House of Representatives in the Chittenden-25 district in the November 3, 2026 general election, residing in Westford, Vermont, where Julia's background includes work in I have served my community in numerous ways in the last 20 years. I am currently serving my second t.
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What is one part of Vermont’s economy or cost of living that needs greater attention from elected officials?: “Certainly property taxes are a real issue that needs to be addressed. Vermont's education transformation is underway and I look forward to working on this issue.”
“Yes. I'm excited to see how CESAs help schools keep costs contained. I'm also hopeful to see how the initial conversations about consolidation among school districts play out. Moving to a foundation formula will also inherently keep costs contained. I look forward to continue work on this tranformation with an eye toward ensuring our education quality is not harmed.”
“No. Moving budgeting power too far from the schools that have to live with the budget has potential to cause a mismatch. Further, I don't think Vermonters are in support of losing their input into the school budget process.”
Brenda Steady
Brenda Steady (Republican) of Milton is an incumbent Vermont Representative representing the Chittenden-25 district in the 2025-2026 General Assembly. BRENDA STEADY of Milton, VT has been married 45 years and has two adult sons and one granddaughter.
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Constitutional Amendments: “I voted yes because this vote on the floor of this body gives all Vermonters their right to decide what they want in their Vermont Constitution.”
(Vermont Daily Chronicle)