This election determines who will be on the ballot in November for the Vermont-wide offices. There will be three ballots, you vote ONE and return the unvoted ballots. The Town Clerk’s Office requests that the voters of Marlboro plan ahead: register to vote in advance of the election, request your absentee ballot, and vote from the safety of your home. Return ballots by mail or in the drop box in the front of the Town Office.
Recommendations and guidance from the Vermont Secretary of State regarding elections include the following:
- In order to vote early/absentee by mail, voters will need to request a ballot. Voters will not be mailed ballots unless they request one.
- The Vermont Secretary of State office will be sending a postcard to all active voters in late June. The postcards will explain all the ways to request a ballot and will contain a pre-paid, pre-addressed tear off absentee ballot request form. Mail your request to the Town Clerk at PO Box E Marlboro, VT 05344.
- The “My Voter Page” at mvp.vermont.gov is the online resource that allows every registered voter to login and have access to a unique, voter-specific web page with information pertinent to you. You may also request your absentee ballot here. Please visit the site to make certain your voter registration record is accurate with mailing address and legal physical address.
- To register to vote, please visit the “Online Voter Registration Tool” at olvr.vermont.gov which allows all eligible Vermonters to submit their voter registration application online anytime and anywhere they can access the internet. Otherwise contact the Town Clerk.
The polling place WILL be staffed from 10 am until 7 pm on August 11, 2020 for voting and same-day voter registration, but the fewer people sharing the space the better. We may be holding the election in the Town House for better social distancing. Please contact town Clerk Forrest Holzapfel with any questions marlborotownclerk@gmail.com or (802) 254-2181