Phil Scott

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Phil Scott is an American Republican politician and businessman who has served as the governor of Vermont, known for his moderate views and bipartisan approach to governance.

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instanceOf human
politician
businessActivity construction business ownership in Vermont
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
surface form: United States

United States of America
electedIn 2016 Vermont gubernatorial election
2018 Vermont gubernatorial election
2020 Vermont gubernatorial election
2022 Vermont gubernatorial election NERFINISHED
employer State of Vermont NERFINISHED
familyName Scott NERFINISHED
gender male
givenName Philip NERFINISHED
ideology bipartisan governance
moderate Republicanism
jurisdiction State of Vermont NERFINISHED
knownFor bipartisan approach to governance
high approval ratings as governor of Vermont
moderate political views
languageSpoken English
legislativeBody Vermont Senate NERFINISHED
memberOfPoliticalParty Republican Party
notableEvent publicly opposed Donald Trump in 2016 presidential election
signed climate and clean energy legislation as governor of Vermont
signed gun control legislation in Vermont in 2018
occupation businessperson
politician
officeContested Governor of Vermont
Lieutenant Governor of Vermont NERFINISHED
partOf Vermont state government NERFINISHED
politicalAlignment fiscally conservative politician
socially moderate Republican
positionHeld Governor of Vermont
Lieutenant Governor of Vermont NERFINISHED
Member of the Vermont Senate
precededBy Peter Shumlin NERFINISHED
residence Vermont NERFINISHED
stanceOnIssue support for abortion rights
support for climate change mitigation policies
support for gun control measures
support for same-sex marriage
startTime 2017-01-05
startTimeQualifier start of term as Governor of Vermont
stateRepresented Vermont NERFINISHED
workLocation Vermont NERFINISHED

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