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Elections & Voting
Elections 2023-
Annual Town Election - April 1, 2023
/DocumentCenter/View/10397 Click here for the Final Results.
Sample Ballots - remember each precinct has a different ballot
There will be Student Vote on April 1st for Students not yet 18 years old.
Vote by Mail/Early Voting
Voters will be able to do Early Voting starting March 15th in the Clerks office. Applications were mailed out in the census forms and are /DocumentCenter/View/8092/VBM-App-2022 /DocumentCenter/View/8092/VBM-App-2022 /DocumentCenter/View/9415 /DocumentCenter/View/9415 available at this link.
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Absentee Voting
Voters who are unable to vote on Election Day because of physical disability, religious beliefs or absence from the town may vote by absentee ballot.
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Campaign Finance Reports
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Past Election Results
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Permanently Disabled Voters
A voter who is permanently disabled need not submit a request for an absentee ballot every election.
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Politician Contact Information
Find contact information for our governor, U.S. senators, and other political leaders.
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State Directory of Political Address and Office Holders
This is a directory of all the offices, office holders and their addresses for the State.
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Poll Locations / Hours
Know where and when to vote.
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Election Worker Information
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Running for Public Office
Any person who is a Burlington resident and a registered voter may obtain nomination papers for the April Annual Town Election ballot from the Town Clerk's Office.
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Student Vote Program
The Town has implemented a Student Vote Program in an effort to familiarize the children with the process and encourage their participation as adults.
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Voter Registration
Voter registration in Burlington has never been easier than it is today.