Elections and Voter Registration

Voter Eligibility
To be eligible to vote a person has to fill out a voter registration application form stating that he or she meets the four requirements to be legally qualified to vote. These four requirements are:

1. U.S. citizenship
2. Vermont residence
3. 18 years or older (by election day)
4. Voters must take the voter’s oath on, or before, election day (stating that the person will vote his or her conscience and not be told how to vote by another person)

A person can register to vote anytime the town clerk’s office is open and there is now same day registration. A person can even ask for an early voter absentee ballot at the same time s/he registers to vote. You may stop in or call the Town Clerk to receive an absentee ballot.

Election Results

2023 Town Meeting Official Results
2023 Town Meeting write-ins
2023 Town Meeting School write-ins
2022 General Election Results
2022 General Election Write-ins
2022 Justice of the Peace
2022 General Election Official Results
2022 General Election Official Write-ins
2022 Primary Election Results
2022 Town Meeting Results

Additional Information – College Voters Guide – Equal Access to Voting... – Guide to Vermont’s Campaign Finance Laws – Open Meeting Guide – Petition for Nomination and Consent of Candidate Forms – Politicking policy – Town Meeting Guide – Voter Application

Elections Division Vermont Secretary of State 128 State Street Montpelier, VT 05633-1101

Phone: 802-828-2464 or 800-439-8683 (in state only) Additional contact information Secretary of State FAQ