Susan Hatch Davis Explained

Susan Hatch Davis
Office:Member of the Vermont House of Representatives
Term Start:January 2007
Term End:January 2017
Birth Date:13 January 1953
Birth Place:Barre, Vermont, U.S.
Party:Progressive
Otherparty:Democratic

Susan Hatch Davis is an American politician from Vermont. A member of the Vermont Progressive Party, she was a candidate in the 2022 Vermont gubernatorial election.[1] before withdrawing from the race. The Progressive Party ended up endorsing Brenda Siegel, a Democrat who would ultimately lose the race to Phil Scott

In 2016, Davis was endorsed by Bernie Sanders.[2] In 2020, Davis entered a primary election against Mark MacDonald, but ultimately pulled out of the race and endorsed MacDonald.[3]

Davis represented Orange-1 District in the Vermont House of Representatives from 2007 to 2017.[4] She lives in Washington, Vermont.

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Mearhoff . Sarah . May 30, 2022 . In Vermont election season with historic turnover, some statewide races will see little competition .
  2. Web site: Heintz . Paul . Column What Happened? Questions and Answers About Vermont's Primary . 2022-06-09 . Seven Days . en.
  3. Web site: Camerato . Tim . July 22, 2020 . Former Vt. state representative backs off primary challenge for Orange Senate seat .
  4. Web site: Susan Hatch Davis .

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