Vermont General Election: Tuesday, November 3

Vote for Kim Gleason in the Vermont General Election!

November 3 is the day that our neighbors decide who represents us in Montpelier. It is a consequential decision about affordability, accessibility, and accountability — and whether the policies that shape our housing, our health care, and our schools are informed by us, rather than imposed on us.

Every active registered voter is mailed a ballot automatically, by law, starting September 21 and no later than October 1, so please watch your mailbox in late September and early October!

If you’re voting early, please plan to drop off your ballot at your town clerk’s office, drop it in an official ballot box or bring it to the polls on Primary Day. You can find your town clerk’s office address and local ballot drop box stations at vote.vermont.gov, as well.

Or of course, you can vote in person on Tuesday, November 3. All polls close at 7PM!

If you forget your ballot or never received one, you can still vote by signing an affidavit that no ballot has been cast. Polls close at 7PM!

There is no deadline to register in Vermont. You can register at vote.vermont.gov, at your town clerk's office, or on Election Day itself.

Progress moves at the speed of trust, and trust is built by neighbors showing up.

If you live in Colchester, South Hero, Grand Isle, North Hero or Isle La Motte, please consider casting your vote for the Vermont Senate for Kim Gleason!