Genevieve K. Duchesneau
Genevieve K. Duchesneau is a Democratic candidate for the Vermont House of Representatives in the Rutland-8 district in the November 3, 2026 general election, residing in Proctor, Vermont, where Genevieve's background includes work in I am a software engineer. For more than a decade I have built systems in machine learning, computer.
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What is one part of Vermont’s economy or cost of living that needs greater attention from elected officials?: “Everyone argues the education rate, almost nobody discusses this. We are mid-reappraisal now, locking today's peak market value onto your house until the next one in another decade.”
“I am not against reform but our school costs are genuinely unsustainable and pretending otherwise would be dishonest. Consolidation targets the wrong cost.”
“I'd like to do better. Vermont spends near the top of the country per student and our outcomes do not match it, especially for kids from lower-income families.”
Alicia Malay
Alicia Malay (Republican) of Pittsford is an incumbent Vermont Representative representing the Rutland-8 district in the 2025-2026 General Assembly. ALICIA MALAY resides in Pittsford and is the mother of three sons: Liam, Declan, and Brogan.
“I am a mother of three sons who has long been active in my community. I am a moderate Republican running for re-election in order to continue my work on lowering property taxes, increasing public safety, and growing the economy.”
(Ballotpedia (secondary source)) “Sentencing and treatment options must be available to stop the cycle. Growing the economy Reforming regulations to make Vermont more business friendly while still maintaining the character of our state is imperative.”
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