Hello Worcester,
The State Primary Election on Tuesday August 13th will decide which candidate each party sends to the General Election in November.
Want to vote by mail? Great! We encourage you to request your ballots as soon as possible, to ensure that you have time to vote and return your ballots by Election Day.
You can request your ballots by visiting your My Voter Page (http://mvp.vermont.gov) or by contacting the clerk's office.
Or you can pick up your ballots in person at the clerk's office, and you can even vote in the office that day if you wish.
You will receive ALL 3 major party ballots no matter how you get them! Enter your votes on ONLY ONE BALLOT, return it, along with the other two unmarked ballots in their specially marked envelope.
Again, you will receive all 3 major party ballots.
* Choose which party primary to vote in and vote ONLY THAT BALLOT.
* Make sure to return the other 2 unmarked ballots.
* Sign your name to the backside of your ballot envelope.
* All three ballots must be returned in the proper envelopes for your vote to be counted.
When you return your ballots, make sure to leave plenty of time for mail delivery. You can always deliver your ballots to the clerk's office during office hours. Or put it through the door slot of the clerk's office after hours.
Do you want to vote in person? Great! Make sure you are registered and your address is up to date by checking My Voter Page. You can register to vote in person as late as the day of the election. Bring your ID with you to ensure a quick registration.
If you requested an absentee ballot but decide to vote in person, BRING ALL THREE BALLOTS WITH YOU ON ELECTION DAY!
YOU MUST RETURN ALL 3 BALLOTS FOR YOUR VOTES WILL NOT COUNT!
Please reach out to the clerk's office (802-223-6942) if you have any questions.
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