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Re-electBrian Cina

Working for all people, our planet, our future.

State Representative · Chittenden District 15

“Guardian of the people — from the streets of Burlington to the halls of the State House.”

Brian Cina, candidate for Vermont State Representative

About Brian

Guardian of the people — from the streets of Burlington to the halls of the State House.

A licensed clinical social worker, co-founder of ISGOOD, former School Commissioner, and ten-year State Representative — Brian has spent his career fighting for working families, healthcare, housing, and justice in Chittenden District 15.

“If we come together for the common good, we can achieve a better world for us all.”

— Brian Cina

Brian's Platform

Perplexing problems require creative, bold solutions.

Universal Healthcare

Pursue every pathway to universal healthcare — starting with universal primary care for all Vermonters.

Affordable Housing

Build community resilience through public/private partnerships that expand affordable, supportive, and transitional housing.

Pathways to Recovery

Expand treatment access and wraparound services at shelters and through housing as alternatives to incarceration.

Labor & Workers' Rights

Expand workers' rights, protect frontline employees, and stand firmly for immigrant rights and dignity.

Education & Childcare

Integrate universal childcare into a sustainably funded public education system that invests in human development.

Responsible AI

Build on Vermont's first-in-nation artificial intelligence (AI) legislation to protect workers, students, and communities as technology advances.

Endorsed By

Organizations supporting human rights and justice

Vermont AFL-CIO

Vermont AFL-CIO

Vermont NEA

Vermont NEA

AFT Vermont

AFT Vermont

NASW VT PACE

NASW VT PACE

CIR–SEIU

CIR–SEIU

Sierra Club Vermont

Sierra Club Vermont

Vermont Conservation Voters

Vermont Conservation Voters

Let's Grow Kids

Let's Grow Kids

Support Brian

Whether you can knock doors, make calls, or contribute — every bit of support helps return Brian to Montpelier.