Early Voting in VERMONT

In person - Any registered voter may vote early in person at his local Town Clerk’s office from 30 days before an election until the day before an election.  A directory of Town Clerk's offices can be found in the Guide to Town Clerks at  http://vermont-elections.org/elections1/2008TCGuide.pdf in PDF format.

Vote at home - A registered voter who is sick or disabled may request to vote at home on Election Day. Two justices of the peace (one from each party) will hand deliver a ballot to the voter, wait for the voter to fill it out, and then return the ballot to a polling place to be counted. The voter should request this service from his Town Clerk no later than three days before the election. Contact information for Town Clerks may be found in the Guide to Town Clerks at http://vermont-elections.org/elections1/2008TCGuide.pdf in PDF format.

By mail - Any registered voter may vote early by mail by requesting an absentee ballot from his local Town Clerk any time before an election. In order to be counted, an absentee ballot must be returned to the Town Clerk by the day before the election or to a polling place on Election Day. Contact information for Town Clerks may be found in the Guide to Town Clerks at http://vermont-elections.org/elections1/2008TCGuide.pdf in PDF format.
 

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