October 27, 2026 | By Waterbury Roundabout
Democratic candidate for Vermont governor, Amanda Janoo, speaks at a campaign event in Johnson recently. Photo by Gordon Miller
Democratic contender for Vermont governor Amanda Janoo will make one of her final campaign stops in Waterbury on Monday.
The visit on the eve of Election Day will take place at Rusty Parker Memorial Park in downtown Waterbury from 2:15 to 3 p.m.
According to the campaign announcement, Janoo will be traveling with her campaign trailer and the visit will include live music, cider and donuts.
Immediately following, volunteers will fan out for campaign canvassing to visit with voters in town.
Economist Janoo, of Burlington, is challenging Republican Gov. Phil Scott, who is seeking a sixth two-year term in office this year.
The two have so far met for two live debates, one on Oct. 21 hosted by Vermont Public and another on Oct. 22 with WPTZ Channel 5.
A third and final debate between the two will be televised this Wednesday, Oct. 28, on WCAX Channel 3 at 7 p.m.
For more coverage of the governor’s race and other statewide offices on the Nov. 3 ballot, see Vermont Public, VTDigger and Seven Days. The Roundabout has included posts on statewide races from The Times Argus on the Roundabout Elections page here.