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 Elections:
Voters
Everything you need to know to vote in Vermont!
Vermont Election Laws
We are pleased to provide you two ways to view Vermont's election laws: online and in printed book form. This includes all of Title 17 of the Vermont Statutes Annotated.
Note that there may be specific provisions of titles 16, 20 and 24 that also
relate to Vermont's elections, which you should be sure to look at as necessary.
Please note that all of Vermont's cities, and many of the larger towns, also
have municipal governance charters that may have provisions that differ from and
supersede the laws included in this book. If your municipality has a governance
charter it should be consulted alongside these general election laws. Wherever
possible the two sets of laws should be read in conjunction with one and the
other; however, where the laws may conflict, the provisions of the municipal
charter will generally govern.
Our election laws are constantly being revised by the Vermont Legislature.
The online and printed versions of our election law are both up to date through the 2011 legislative session. As the
legislature makes further changes to our laws, you will see these updates reflected in both places. If you have questions or suggestions about how to improve this
publication - or Vermont's Election laws - feel free to call Elections Director
Kathy Scheele, or 802-828-2363.
To view the online version of Vermont election laws, please click here.
To request a printed copy of Vermont's election laws, please email
or write to the Office of the Secretary of State, 128 State Street,
Montpelier, VT 05633-1101.
James C. Condos
Secretary of State |
