Elections: Voters

Voter Checklists in Vermont

Each town or city in Vermont prepares a "checklist" of voters who are registered to vote within the town or city. The checklist contains the names and addresses of each resident who has been found to be a legally qualified voter in the town or city. Checklists in Vermont do not contain any political party information because there is no party registration in Vermont.

Since January 1, 2006, the Secretary of State has a centralized voter checklist for the State of Vermont. If a person wants to obtain a copy of the statewide checklist, the person must complete a sworn affidavit that the statewide checklist will not be used for commercial purposes.

If you are interested in obtaining voter checklists in Vermont, you must contact the town or city clerk for each municipality. You can view The Guide to Town and City Clerks on our website or we can mail you a paper copy. Checklists are public records in Vermont. The custodian of the list can charge either 4 cents per page one-sided, 6 cents double-sided, or 88 cents for a disk.