To the editor: Murray would be a bridge between Windsor and Montpelier
The Chester Telegraph | Oct 16, 2026 | Comments 1
I am writing to express my wholehearted support for Andrea Murray in her campaign for Windsor County Senate. I have had the privilege of knowing Andrea for the past six years and, in that time, I have come to respect her immensely for her dedication, intelligence and work ethic.
Andrea is a hardworking farmer from Weathersfield, and she brings a grounded, practical perspective that is sorely needed in Montpelier.
She is articulate and thoughtful, able to break down complex issues and communicate them clearly to both farmers and urban constituents alike. But above all, it is her relentless work ethic that stands out. Whether she’s tending to her fields, organizing community events, or advocating for rural Vermont, Andrea gives every task her all.
In a time when so many of our representatives seem disconnected from everyday life, Andrea stands as a bridge between the needs of working families and the decisions in Montpelier. She has the experience, passion, and integrity to represent Windsor County with distinction.
I urge my fellow community members to join me in supporting Andrea Murray for Windsor County Senate. Together, we can steer our county toward a future that works for all of us.
Sincerely,
Patrick Danaher
Hartford
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exactly. The democrats have been deaf to Vermonters needs for a very long time. The GWSA which sets unobtainable goals and then lets people sue at taxpayer expense no less when those goals can’t be met does not help a single Vermonter but they pushed it down our throats anyway.