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Voting Information

Here's all of the information you need to get ready to vote in 2006 in Vermont!  Follow the links below to download a voter registration form or locate the poll nearest to you!

Mark your calendar with the following dates!  You'll have to know these important dates to make your vote count this year!

 

General Election

Where to vote ... View Polling Locations

 

Polls open between 6 a.m. and 10 a.m. as
determined by the local board of civil authority.
 

All polls must close at 7 p.m.
Deadline to register:

 

NOON on Monday, October 30 -- Application must be received by Town Clerk before NOON for the Vermont General Election

Guide to Vermont Town Clerks, Treasurers & County Clerks

 
General Election Day:

Tuesday, November 7

 

Voter Registration and Voter Checklists in Vermont

  

There are four requirements to become a legally qualified voter in Vermont:

  • A United States citizen.

  • A Vermont resident. You must register in the town where you live (not your mailing address).

  • Eighteen years old, or will be 18 by election day.

  • Taken the voter's oath, or will take the oath on or before election day.

After you complete your application to the checklist affirming you meet the requirements above, the local board of civil authority or town clerk will review your application and make a decision to add you to the checklist. If denied, you can appeal to a court in your county. There is NO PARTY REGISTRATION in Vermont.

 

Each town or city in Vermont has a checklist containing the names and addresses of residents legally qualified to vote. There is no statewide voter file in Vermont. Checklists are public records in Vermont. To obtain a voter checklist in Vermont contact the town or city clerk for each municipality.

 

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