Registered voters will receive ballots in the mail starting on or about Sept. 23. Early voting at Town offices during regular business hours starts the week of Sept. 23.
Check your registration to ensure proper delivery, or register online, at the Sec. of State’s My Voter webpage.
You can also register at your Town Clerk’s office anytime.

Within 10 days of Election Day, do not mail absentee/early ballots! Bring directly to the Town office by the last office day prior to the election, or deposit at the polls on November 5.

• St. Johnsbury open Mon-Fri 8am-4pm; 802 748-4331; townclerk@stjvt.com
  Polling place: Pomerleau Bldg (Welcome Ctr), 51 Depot Sq, St. J; Nov. 5, 8:00am to 7:00pm

• Concord open Mon, Tues, Thurs 8am-4pm; 802 695-2220; townclerk@concordvt.org
  Polling place: Concord Town Hall, 456 Main St, Concord; Nov. 5, 10:00am to 7:00pm

• Kirby open Tues, Thurs 8am-3pm; 802 626-9386; townclerk.kirbyvermont@gmail.com
  Polling place: Kirby Town Hall, 346 Town Hall Rd, Kirby; Nov. 5, 8:00am to 7:00pm

Meet Esther Charlestin,
candidate for Vermont Governor.

And ask, Why does current Gov. Scott veto so many bills
instead of working with the Legislature?

Who is Kamala Harris?
See her acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention, August 22.

Michelle Obama’s electrifying speech, Aug. 20.

Tim Walz’s acceptance speech, Aug. 21.

Oprah Winfrey, also a great speech, Aug. 21.

Adam Kinzinger, former Congressman from Illinois (R), on why Republicans should support Harris/Walz, Aug. 22.