Dustin Allard Degree

Dustin Allard Degree: Dustin Allard Degree

Member of the Vermont House of Representatives
from the Franklin-3 district

Incumbent

Assumed office
January 5, 2011

Preceded by Jeff Young

Personal details

Born February 12, 1985 (1985-02-12) (age 26)

Political party Republican

Residence St. Albans, Vermont

Religion Catholic

Website http://degree4stalbanscity.blogspot.com/

Dustin Allard Degree (born February 12, 1985) is an American politician from the U.S. State of Vermont from St. Albans City. A Republican, he represents St. Albans City, Vermont in the Vermont General Assembly during the 2011-2012 biennial session. Degree graduated Bellows Free Academy, St. Albans in 2003 and attended Norwich University and the University of Vermont. He previously worked in the office of Governor Jim Douglas.

In June 2010, Degree left his job in the Governors office to run for the Vermont House of Representatives, seeking the Franklin-3 District seat in the General Assembly to represent St. Albans City. He cited fiscal responsibility and the need to provide more opportunities to young Vermonters as his top priorities during the campaign.^[1]

On November 2, 2010, Degree defeated one-term incumbent State Representative Jeff Young by 243 votes to secure one of the two seats in the district. (Vermont Election Results, Vermont Secretary of State) When he takes office on January 5, 2011, at 25 years old he is the second youngest member of the Vermont General Assembly and the youngest Republican serving in the Legislature.

Electoral history

Vermont General Assembly Election 2010

Party Candidate Votes % ±%

Democratic Kathleen Keenan (incumbent) 1025 30.11

Republican Dustin Allard Degree 968 28.44

Democratic Jeff Young (incumbent) 725 21.30

Republican Newell Decker 686 20.15

References

^ St. Albans Messenger - Dustin Degree

External links

[1] St. Albans Messenger

v · Shap Smith (D) • Majority Leader: Lucy Leriche (D) • Minority Leader: Donald H. Turner (R)



   Betty Nuovo (D, Add.-1)
   Paul Ralston (D, Add.-1)
   Willem Jewett (D, Add.-2)
   Gregory Clark (R, Add.-3)
   Diane Lanpher (D, Add.-3)
   Michael Fisher (D, Add.-4)
   David Sharpe (D, Add.-4)
   Harvey Smith (R, Add.-5)
   Will Stevens (I, Add.-Rut.-1)
   Bill Botzow (D, Benn.-1)
   Tim Corcoran (D, Benn.-2-1)
   Brian Campion (D, Benn.-2-1)
   Anne Mook (D, Benn.-2-2)
   Mary Morrissey (R, Benn.-2-2)
   Alice Miller (D, Benn.-3)
   Jeff Wilson (D, Benn.-4)
   Cynthia Browning (D, Benn.-5)
   Patti Komline (R, Benn.-Rut.-1)
   Leigh Larocque (R, Cal.-1)
   Lucy Leriche (D, Cal.-2)
   Gerald Reis (R, Cal.-3)
   Robert South (D, Cal.-3)
   Howard Crawford (R, Cal.-4)
   Richard Lawrence (R, Cal.-4)
   Kitty Beattie Toll (D, Cal.-Wash.-1)
   Bill Lippert (D, Chit.-1-1)
   Mike Yantachka (D, Chit.-1-2)
   Terence Macaig (D, Chit.-2)
   Jim McCullough (D, Chit.-2)
   William Aswad (D, Chit.-3-1)
   Kurt Wright (R, Chit.-3-1)
   Mark Larson (D, Chit.-3-2)
   Jason Lorber (D, Chit.-3-3)
   Rachel Weston (D, Chit.-3-3)
   Kesha Ram (D, Chit.-3-4)
   Chris Pearson (P, Chit.-3-4)
   Johannah Leddy Donovan (D, Chit.-3-5)

   Suzi Wizowaty (D, Chit.-3-5)
   Kenneth Atkins (D, Chit.-3-6)
   Clement Bissonnette (D, Chit.-3-6)
   M. Ferland Kupersmith (D, Chit.-3-7)
   Ann Pugh (D, Chit.-3-8)
   Bert Munger (D, Chit.-3-9)
   Helen Head (D, Chit.-3-10)
   Anne O'Brien (D, Chit.-4)
   Kate Webb (D, Chit.-5-1)
   Joan Lenes (D, Chit.-5-2)
   Debbie Evans (D, Chit.-6-1)
   Linda Myers (R, Chit.-6-1)
   Linda Waite-Simpson (D, Chit.-6-2)
   Tim Jerman (D, Chit.-6-2)
   Martha Heath (D, Chit.-6-3)
   Jim Condon (D, Chit.-7-1)
   Bob Bouchard (R, Chit.-7-1)
   Patrick Brennan (R, Chit.-7-2)
   Kristy Spengler (D, Chit.-7-2)
   William Frank (D, Chit.-8)
   George Till (D, Chit.-8)
   Ronald Hubert (R, Chit.-9)
   Donald H. Turner (R, Chit.-9)
   Janice Peaslee (R, Ess.-Cal.)
   William Johnson (R, Ess.-Cal.-Orl.)
   Carolyn Whitney Branagan (R, Frank.-1)
   Gary Gilbert (D, Frank.-1)
   Eileen Dickinson (R, Frank.-2)
   Richard Howrigan (D, Frank.-2)
   Kathleen Keenan (D, Frank.-3)
   Dustin Allard Degree (R, Frank.-3)
   Cindy Weed (D, Frank.-4)
   Michel Consejo (D, Frank.-5)
   Brian K. Savage (R, Frank.-5)
   Norman McAllister (R, Frank.-6)
   Albert Pearce (R, Frank.-6)
   Mitzi Johnson (D, G.I.-Chit.-1-1)
   Bob Krebs (D, G.I.-Chit.-1-1)

   Heidi Scheuermann (R, Lam.-1)
   Linda J. Martin (D, Lam.-2)
   Floyd Nease (D, Lam.-3)
   Adam B. Howard (R, Lam.-4)
   Peter Peltz (D, Lam.-Wash.-1)
   Shap Smith (D, Lam.-Wash.-1)
   Susan H. Davis (P, Oran.-1)
   Philip Winters (R, Oran.-1)
   Sarah Copeland-Hanzas (D, Oran.-2)
   Patsy French (D, Oran.-Add.-1)
   Lawrence Townsend (D, Oran.-Add.-1)
   Chip Conquest (D, Oran.-Cal.-1)
   Robert Lewis (R, Orl.-1)
   Lynn Batchelor (R, Orl.-1)
   Duncan Kilmartin (R, Orl.-2)
   Michael Marcotte (R, Orl.-2)
   Vicki Strong (R, Orl.-Cal.-1)
   Sam Young (D, Orl.-Cal.-1)
   Mark Higley (R, Orl.-Frank.-1)
   Andrew Donaghy (R, Rut.-1-1)
   Tom Burditt (R, Rut.-1-2)
   Dave Potter (D, Rut.-1-2)
   William Canfield (R, Rut.-2)
   Robert Helm (R, Rut.-2)
   Eldred French (D, Rut.-3)
   James McNeil (R, Rut.-4)
   Peter Fagan (R, Rut.-5-1)
   Margaret Andrews (D, Rut.-5-2)
   Herb Font-Russell (D, Rut.-5-3)
   Gale Courcelle (D, Rut.-5-4)
   Butch Shaw (R, Rut.-6)
   Joe Acinapura (R, Rut.-7)
   John W. Malcolm (D, Rut.-8)
   James Eckhardt (R, Rut.-Winds.-1)
   Adam Greshin (I, Wash.-1)
   Anne Donahue (R, Wash.-2)
   Maxine Jo Grad (D, Wash.-2)
   Paul Poirier (I, Wash.-3-1)

   Tess Taylor (D, Wash.-3-2)
   Patti Lewis (R, Wash.-3-3)
   Tom Koch (R, Wash.-4)
   Francis McFaun (R, Wash.-4)
   Mary Hooper (D, Wash.-5)
   Warren Kitzmiller (D, Wash.-5)
   Janet Ancel (D, Wash.-6)
   Tony Klein (D, Wash.-7)
   Sue Minter (D, Wash.-Chit.-1)
   Tom Stevens (D, Wash.-Chit.-1)
   Mike Heber (R, Windh.-1)
   Ann Manwaring (D, Windh.-2)
   Valerie Stuart (D, Windh.-3-1)
   Mollie Burke (P, Windh.-3-2)
   Sarah Edwards (P, Windh.-3-3)
   Michael Obuchowski (D, Windh.-4)
   Carolyn Partridge (D, Windh.-4)
   David Deen (D, Windh.-5)
   Mike Mrowicki (D, Windh.-5)
   Richard Marek (D, Windh.-6)
   John Moran (D, Windh.-Benn.-1)
   Oliver Olsen (R, Windh.-Benn.-Winds.-1)
   Leigh Dakin (D, Winds.-1-1)
   Alice Emmons (D, Winds.-1-2)
   Cynthia Martin (D, Winds.-1-2)
   Ernest Shand (D, Winds.-2)
   Donna Sweaney (D, Winds.-3)
   John Bartholomew (D, Winds.-4)
   Alison Clarkson (D, Winds.-5)
   Mark Mitchell (D, Winds.-6-1)
   Charles Bohi (D, Winds.-6-2)
   Kevin Christie (D, Winds.-6-2)
   Sarah Buxton (D, Winds.-Or.-1)
   Margaret Cheney (D, Winds.-Or.-2)
   James Masland (D, Winds.-Or.-2)
   Dennis Devereux (R, Winds.-Rut.-1)
   Sandy Haas (P, Winds.-Rut.-2)

   Democratic (96) •    Republican (46) •    Progressive (5) •    Independent (3) • Vermont General Assembly • Vermont House of Representatives • Vermont State Senate

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Name Degree, Dustin Allard

Alternative names

Short description

Date of birth February 12, 1985

Place of birth St. Albans, Vermont

Date of death

Place of death

Categories:
1985 births
Vermont Republicans
Living people
People from Franklin County, Vermont
Norwich University alumni
University of Vermont alumni

Dustin Allard Degree
Member of the Vermont House of Representatives from the Franklin-3 district
Incumbent
Assumed office January 5, 2011
Preceded by	Jeff Young
Personal details
Born	February 12, 1985 (1985-02-12) (age 26)
Political party	Republican
Residence	St. Albans, Vermont
Religion	Catholic
Website	http://degree4stalbanscity.blogspot.com/

Vermont General Assembly Election 2010
Party	Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Democratic	Kathleen Keenan (incumbent)	1025	30.11
	Republican	Dustin Allard Degree	968	28.44
	Democratic	Jeff Young (incumbent)	725	21.30
	Republican	Newell Decker	686	20.15

Persondata
Name	Degree, Dustin Allard
Alternative names
Short description
Date of birth	February 12, 1985
Place of birth	St. Albans, Vermont
Date of death
Place of death

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