Zuckerman, John Rodgers

Zuckerman concedes VT Lt. Governor’s race to Rodgers
Vermont Lieutenant Governor David Zuckerman conceded his race for reelection to Republican challenger John Rodgers Thursday morning, congratulating his opponent over the phone for getting the most votes.
Trailing by more than 6,000 votes, Lt. Gov. David Zuckerman has yet to concede to John Rodgers
Since neither lieutenant gubernatorial candidate received a majority of ballots cast, according to unofficial results, the Legislature is set to make the final call.
David Zuckerman concedes Vermont Lt. Governor's race during morning radio appearance
David Zuckerman has conceded the race for Lt. Governor after a closely-watched contest between himself and opponent John Rodgers.Zuckerman, who is the current Lt. Governor of Vermont, announced that he conceded to Rodgers,
Zuckerman concedes Vt. lieutenant governor race
An update in the Vermont lieutenant governor’s race-- incumbent Vermont Lt. Gov. David Zuckerman conceded on Thursday.Republican John Rodgers beat Progressive-Democrat Zuckerman by about 6,000 votes,
David Zuckerman concedes lieutenant governor’s race to John Rodgers — but with a caveat
The Progressive and Democratic incumbent fell 6,000 votes short of his Republican challenger Tuesday. Though he said he would not call for a recount, he suggested the Legislature could reverse the voters’ decision.
Rodgers upsets Zuckerman in Lt. Gov. race
John Rodgers, a Republican from Glover, was elected lieutenant governor of Vermont Tuesday, unseating Progressive/Democrat Lt. Gov. David Zuckerman in a rare ouster of a statewide incumbent. The dramatic conclusion came at the end of a highly competitive — and at times highly personal — contest for the state’s second highest-ranking office.
Vermont Lt. Gov. David Zuckerman concedes. How a 3rd party wants him to stay in office
Lt. Gov. David Zuckerman announced his concession, but said he would consider accepting the Vermont legislature's decision if ...
Suit Against Meta, Using a Tech Shield Law, Is Dismissed
A professor sued pre-emptively to release software that would let users automatically unfollow everyone in their Facebook ...
Meta beats suit over tool that lets Facebook users unfollow everything
The lawsuit was filed by Ethan Zuckerman, a professor at University of Massachusetts Amherst. He feared that Meta might sue ...
Researcher's 'unfollow everything' lawsuit against Meta gets dismissed
A lawsuit from a researcher who tried to develop a browser extension for Facebook called “Unfollow Everything 2.0" has been dismissed for now, The New York Times reported. Ethan Zuckerman from the ...
‘Alan Cumming’s Paradise Homes’ Is a Cheeky and Fabulous Distraction
There are certain television shows that seem as if they were created as an excuse for famous people to take nice vacations.