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Andrew Giullo sworn in as senator for Grand Isle District
Summary
Andrew Giullo took the oath of office and was sworn in as a senator for the Grand Isle District, pledging to support the Vermont and U.S. Constitutions and declaring he holds no conflicting federal office.
Andrew Giullo was sworn in as a senator representing the Grand Isle District during the Senate's session. The new senator repeated the formal oath, pledging to support the constitutions of Vermont and the United States and stating he did not hold any office of profit or trust under the authority of Congress at the time of his appointment. The oath concluded with the words, "So help me God." The presiding officer congratulated Giullo after the oath.
The swearing-in took place before the Senate read and adopted several resolutions that day. No contested questions or objections to the appointment were recorded in the transcript. The Secretary and presiding officer then proceeded with the day's agenda, including a compensation resolution and two honorary resolutions that the Senate adopted by roll call.
