Alice M. Emmons
Alice M. Emmons (Democratic) of Springfield is an incumbent Vermont Representative representing the Windsor-3 district in the 2025-2026 General Assembly, and works as State Representative, Springfield.
What is one part of Vermont’s economy or cost of living that needs greater attention from elected officials?: “Healthcare costs. With so many Vermonters finding healthcare coverage unaffordable, many are going without insurance or are under insured. As a result Vermonters will get sicker. With more and more folks uninsured there is increasing financial pressure on our hospitals and health care system, leading to a situation of unsustainability in our healthcare system.”
“Yes we do need to look at school consolidation, but the decision needs to come from the local communities as to how to consolidate. Consolidation of districts will look different in every part of the state and we need to acknowledge one size doesn't fit everyone.”
“The overall quality of our public education is high, but we still need to improve by looking at student outcomes. And that differs across the state.”
Randy A. Gray
Randy A. Gray is a Republican candidate for the Vermont House of Representatives in the Windsor-3 district in the November 3, 2026 general election, residing in Springfield, Vermont.
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“We are particularly appreciative that the bill was crafted with employers needs in mind. It is easy to administer and a high percentage of Vermont businesses will not have to make any changes to their policies due to its enactment.”
(Vermont Business Magazine)Kristi C. Morris
Kristi C. Morris (Democratic) of Springfield is an incumbent Vermont Representative representing the Windsor-3 district in the 2025-2026 General Assembly. KRISTI MORRIS, Democrat, of Springfield, Windsor County was born in Springfield, VT, where he attended elementary and primary schools, graduating from Springfield High School.
Community Service & Accountability: “I look forward to getting to work and appreciate the opportunity to become more involved in supporting my community and moving Springfield forward, while offering stability and accountability as we transition to the future.”
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