The Burlington Free Press on MSN9d
VT's first LGBTQ Congressional representative Becca Balint is staying true to her calling
Despite not having role models to imitate, Becca Balint paved her own way to Congress as Vermont's first LGBTQ representative in Congress.
WCAX on MSN4d
Rep. Balint to skip Trump speech
Vermont Rep. Becca Balint said she will not attend Tuesday night’s address to a joint session of Congress. President Donald Trump will stand before a joint session of Congress Tuesday night at 9 p.m.
 · 4dSeven Days
Balint Says She Will Skip Trump's Address to Congress
 · 3dVTDigger
Vermont delegation split on attending Trump’s address to Congress
Vt, announced she would not attend President Donald Trump’s first speech to Congress of his second term. Sens. Welch, D-Vt, and Sanders, I-Vt, took a different tack.
 · 4dVermont Business Magazine
Balint will not attend Trump’s joint address
There is no doubt tonight’s presidential address will be more of the same. My conversation tonight will be the best way I can use my voice for Vermonters. They are sick of the lies and Trump’s complete and utter disregard for our constitution.
WFFF Burlington on MSN4d
Rep. Becca Balint joins online event, will not attend Trump’s joint address
Representative Becca Balint has announced that she will not attend Trump’s joint address Tuesday. Balint instead plans to join an online conversation
WAMC Northeast Public Radio9d
Vermont’s Congressional delegation hears constituents' concerns during town hall
Vermont’s Congressional delegation hosted a telephone and virtual town hall Wednesday evening. Many people posed questions on how to respond to federal cuts.
Brattleboro Reformer9d
Thousands tune in for congressional delegation's town hall
The Vermont Congressional delegation took a variety of questions from residents across Vermont, all concerning Trump administration actions and policies, during their telephone town hall on Wednesday.
Burlington Free Press9d
Congresswoman Becca Balint honored as one of USA TODAY's Women of the Year
U.S. Rep. Becca Balint, Vermont's first LGBTQ member of Congress, is honored as one of USA TODAY's Women of the Year.
Lavender Magazine9d
Vermont’s First LGBTQ Congressional Representative Becca Baling Is Staying True To Her Calling
The Burlington Free Press reports that U.S. Rep. Becca Balint, 56, of Brattleboro has always known her calling: to serve the public as an elected official.