The final election of 2014 will be resolved in 2015.

In Vermont, neither incumbent Democratic governor Peter Shumlin nor Republican challenger Scott Milne received 50 percent of the vote on Election Day. Under the Vermont constitution, the legislature will choose the next governor by secret ballot. Shumlin won 89,509 votes; Milne won 87,075. Democrats control the state legislature, so Shumlin is expected to win another term in the legislative election.

But there is an effort to persuade state legislators to elect Milne, and thus, the last campaign ads of the 2014 cycle have not yet run:

A new advocacy group, Vermonters for Honest Government, has raised $30,000 to pressure lawmakers to support Republican Scott Milne for governor on Jan. 8.
The group, led by Bill Round, a retired U.S. Navy captain who lives in Newport Center, hopes to persuade lawmakers that Gov. Peter Shumlin is not fit to continue in office. Round is running television ads on WPTZ, WCAX and Local 22 over the course of the next few days.

The ad can be seen here:

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