On November 11, 2020

Thank you Windsor County

Dear Editor,

Thank you, people of the Windsor County Senate District, for re-electing us as your State Senators.

Your trust is an honor, and a challenge to be worthy. We’re grateful to the many people who’ve worked to re-elect us, and we thank our various opponents for a civil contest in these uncivil times.

We are all in a difficult time, dealing with the health implications and economic consequences of Covid-19, as well the many challenges that face Vermont even in the best of times.  We, like you, will do our best to think creatively and act resolutely to get our brave little state to the end of this crisis.

Again, thank you,

Senator Alison Clarkson

Senator Alice Nitka

Senator Dick McCormack

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