Elections
2026 GENERAL ELECTION
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Tuesday, November 3, 2026
7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Town Office (297 Main St.)​​​
ABSENTEE BALLOTS MAILED TO ALL VOTERS
The office of the Vermont Secretary of State has mailed absentee ballots to all registered voters for the November 3 General Election. If you do not receive your absentee ballot by October 2, please contact the Town Office by phone (802) 897-5841 or by email.
HOW TO VOTE
BEFORE ELECTION DAY
Fill out your absentee ballot and send it to the Town Office. You can mail it (postage is pre-paid), drop it off during office hours, or leave it in the secure drop box outside of the office at any time. Please remember that your ballot must be received by 7:00 PM on November 3 to be counted.
Don't forget to sign the ballot envelope!
(But if you do, we will call you so you can come fix it.)
ON ELECTION DAY
Come to the Town Office to vote in person on November 3, from 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM. Please bring your absentee ballot so it doesn't go to waste. You can fill out the ballot here and put it in the counter yourself, or you can fill it out before hand and drop it off in the (signed) absentee ballot envelope.
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Forgot your absentee ballot? Don't worry - we can give you a new one. You just have to sign a form confirming that you have not already voted in this election. Then, if we receive you absentee ballot after you have voted, we will know it wasn't your vote and will not count it.
Election Results Archive
Updates
[Posted August 14, 2025.]
Towns have been advised by the Vermont Secretary of State's office that voter data will NOT be shared with the federal government, pursuant to statute:​
A public agency as defined in 1 V.S.A. § 317 and any officer, employee, agent, or independent contractor of a public agency shall not knowingly disclose a copy of all of the statewide voter checklist, a municipality’s portion of the statewide voter checklist, or any other municipal voter checklist to any foreign government or to a federal agency or commission or to a person acting on behalf of a foreign government or of such a federal entity for the purpose of:
(A) registration of a voter based on his or her information maintained in the checklist;
(B) publicly disclosing a voter’s information maintained in the checklist; or
(C) comparing a voter’s information maintained in the checklist to personally identifying information contained in other federal or state databases. (17 V.S.A. § 2154(b)(2))
Click here to read the Secretary of State's full statement.
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[Posted April 1, 2025.]
As with all election-related legislation and policy, our office has been in communication with Vermont Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas and her team regarding President Trump’s March 25 Executive Order on the ‘Integrity of American Elections’ and what it means for elections in our town. The Secretary’s office is monitoring developments, but at this point the Executive Order opens a lot of questions and doesn’t provide clear answers.
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Therefore, we have been advised to not make any changes to voting processes or election administration at this time.
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You can read the Secretary of State’s response to the Executive Order here. We expect to receive updates from the Secretary’s office and will continue to keep you informed.​
Resources
Reliable and vetted information from official sources.
Updated Town policy regarding campaign materials and polling place regulations.​