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Is our population growing because of the pandemic? And what impact are COVID transplants having on their new communities?

Today’s question comes from Mike Leonard, of Montpelier. Find the web version here, and explore related coverage from VPR:

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What are your options for returning your mail-in ballot? What should you do if you lose it? And how can you track your ballot to make sure it’s received?

Check out VPR's Guide To Voting In Vermont For The 2020 Election to learn more. Still have questions? Let us know at bravelittlestate.org.

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With mail-in voting already underway and a president who has COVID-19 — and who has not pledged to accept the results if he loses — we talk to some of his supporters.

This episode is a follow-up to our 2016 episode: Almost 100,000 Vermonters Voted For Donald Trump. Why?

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And how do Vermonters characterize their beliefs? That's what Sue Leroux wants to know.

Check out our web feature to see photos of BLS reporter Liam Elder-Connors as a 9-year-old church-goer.

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Every summer, we drive across Green Mountain creation to find the origins of the strange road names you're wondering about.

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When a vaccine becomes available for COVID-19, who gets it first?

How can a state that is 94% white do better? BIPOC Vermonters weigh in to answer this listener question.

Check out our web feature for bonus audio, written submissions and visuals from Vermont artists of color.

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What's a symbol from the South doing in the Green Mountain State? Jason Broughton and Megan Bellavance (both, as it turns out, librarians) asked us to investigate.

Plus: Our next winning question takes our exploration of Vermont race relations in a very different direction: "How can the state, both its government and its people, support Vermonters of color?" If you're a BIPOC Vermonter, we'd love to hear from you. Please consider adding your voice to our next episode at bravelittlestate.org. Thanks so much.

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Michael and Stacy Lee have had a really tough year. So why do they feel so positive?

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