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THREE WAYS TO VOTE IN THE PRIMARIES

July 20, 2026

By Marguerite Adelman

This is a REMINDER that the PRIMARY ELECTION will be on August 11, 2026. The Primary Election allows voters to determine which candidates compete in the General Election on November 3, 2026. Vermont law provides for Open Primaries – voters don’t have to be registered with a specific political party to participate. The voter will choose ONE primary ballot to complete (Democratic, Republican, or Progressive Party).

For the PRIMARY ELECTION on Tuesday, August 11, 2026:

  • Early Voting ballots will be available at your town clerk after June 29th. Look up the hours your Town Office is open and go in and VOTE.
  • Absentee ballots can be requested from your Town Clerk or the Secretary of State’s Office at https://vote.vermont.gov. Do this ASAP, allowing time for your ballot to arrive and be returned to your Town Office. Follow the instructions for marking and returning your ballot in time to be counted.
  • In Person Voting will take place on Tuesday, August 11th (polls must be open between 5am to 10am until 7pm) at your polling site – https://sos.vermont.gov/elections/voters/polling-places.

Quick Links

HERTZ RADER LECTURE SERIES: Proposal 4 Amendment to the Vermont Constitution
History, context, intent, potential implications
October 21, Zoom. 7 p.m.
  • Cary Brown, Vermont Commission on Women
  • Big Hartman, Vermont Commission on Human Rights
THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS SUPPORTS PROP 4. VOTE YES!
Sarah Copland-Hanzas, Vermont Secretary of State
Guide to Million Dollar Success
My Website
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Rep. Rebecca Holcombe, Vermont General Assembly

Billy Clark

Senior Litigation Attorney, Gifford Law Center 


Cabot Teachout

Attorney, DesMeules Olmstead & Ostler


Prof. Alec Ewald, Political Science, UVM
October 21, Zoom. 7 p.m.
  • Cary Brown, Vermont Commission on Women
  • Big Hartman, Vermont Commission on Human Rights

THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS SUPPORTS PROP 4. VOTE YES!

 

History, context, intent, potential implications

Proposal 4 Amendment to the Vermont Constitution

Proposal 4 Amendment to the Vermont Constitution
HERTZ RADER LECTURE SERIES: