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How Amanda Janoo, a progressive political outsider, won Vermont’s Democratic primary for governor

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By Shaun Robinson Verified
| Valley News Verified
Amanda Janoo seemed to have none of the typical advantages on her side going into Tuesday’s Democratic primary for governor of Vermont. She had both raised and spent less campaign money than her opponent, Aly Richards. She had fewer endorsements from current and former lawmakers. And compared with Richards — the former head of a prominent childcare lobbying organization — she’d spent far less time in the Statehouse and rubbing shoulders with political insiders.
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How Amanda Janoo, a progressive political outsider, won Vermont’s Democratic primary for governor

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By Shaun Robinson Verified
| VTDigger Verified
Candidate for governor Amanda Janoo speaks during a Democratic Party unity rally in Burlington on Wednesday, August 12, 2026. Photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger Amanda Janoo seemed to have none of the typical advantages on her side going into Tuesday’s Democratic primary for governor of Vermont. She had both raised and spent less campaign money than her opponent, Aly Richards. She had fewer endorsements from current and former lawmakers.
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How Amanda Janoo, a progressive political outsider, won Vermont’s Democratic primary for governor

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By Shaun Robinson Verified, Piper Hutchinson
| News from the States
Amanda Janoo seemed to have none of the typical advantages on her side going into Tuesday’s Democratic primary for governor of Vermont. She had both raised and spent less campaign money than her opponent, Aly Richards. She had fewer endorsements from current and former lawmakers. And compared with Richards — the former head of a prominent childcare lobbying organization — she’d spent far less time in the Statehouse and rubbing shoulders with political insiders.
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Awards

New England Newspaper & Press Association College Newspaper of the Year

2019 - College newspaper

During the spring of my tenure as the Editor-in-Chief of The Daily Free Press, Boston University's Independent Student Newspaper, we were named the top college newspaper in New England.

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