Elections: Candidates & Parties

Offices to be Elected in 2012:
President, U.S. Senate (Sanders), Representatives to Congress, Governor, Lt. Governor, State Treasurer, Secretary of State, Auditor of Accounts, Attoney General, State Senators, State Representatives, High Bailiff and Justices of the Peace.

Political Parties in Vermont
Major & Minor Political Parties must organize in the Fall of 2011 and file all organizational paperwork with the VT Secretary of State before January 1, 2012. Click on the link above for detailed instructions for political party organization.

How to Become a Candidate in Vermont:
Detailed instructions for the 2012 Elections.

Presidential Candidate Information Page

2012 Detailed Elections Calendar:
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Town Clerks Guide:
Find addresses for county clerks, senatorial district clerks and representative district clerks.(Following the Legislatures final approval of Vermont's reapportionment plan, we will post the new county, senatorial and representative clerks in May/June of 2012).

VT law on political campaigning outside of polling places on election day

Candidates and Municipal officials guide to placement of political campaign signs