Representative from a financial lens; risks and rewards of public service

To the Editor,
Being a first-time candidate for state representative for Windham-6 has been six months of brain food. A couple things I had to learn have been financial: how to comply with Vermont’s laws and whether I can feed my family on this job. Once a candidate raises $500, regular reports are required by the secretary of state. Donors over $100 are disclosed by name. Candidates have to report a mass media buy, such as a newspaper ad or a texting broadcast.


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