Galfetti, Soucy win House Seats as Barre Town Favors Republicans in Statewide Races

Barre Town voters chose two Republican incumbents to represent them in the Vermont House on Tuesday: Gina Galfetti and David Soucy, who will represent the town and the northeastern corner of Williamstown. Galfetti won a third term with 2,445 votes, while Soucy secured his first full two-year term with 2,137 votes, according to unofficial results from the town. They defeated Democratic challengers Melissa Battah, who received 1,639 votes, and Emily Wheeler Reynolds, who received 1,534. About 65% of Barre Town’s 6,587 registered voters cast ballots, including absentee ballots. Barre Town voters approved both proposed constitutional amendments, supporting measures to protect The post Galfetti, Soucy win House Seats as Barre Town Favors Republicans in Statewide Races appeared first on The Bridge.