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Voter Registration in Vermont
- How to Register
- Registration Deadline
Page OverviewVermont takes the democratic process seriously. On the first Tuesday of every March, the state still holds Town Meeting Day. This represents democracy at its grassroots best by allowing voters to openly debate and decide specific town issues and elect local officials. It makes sense, then, that Vermont encourages residents to register to vote by making the process easy and painless.
How to Register
The DMV's Operator's License Application also doubles as a voter registration form. Since most Vermont residents pass through the DMV's doors at some point to apply for a driver's license―and they all show proof of identity at the same time―it's a perfect marriage to have both applications on one form.
Before completing the application, make sure you can prove you are 18 or older, a Vermont resident, and a U.S. citizen. To do this, you will need to provide one form each of primary and secondary identification.
After completing the application, you will be required to take Vermont's Voter's' Oath―a quick, one-time process. Your application will then be reviewed by your town or city clerk. You'll be notified within a few days if your voter application was approved.
Registration Deadline
If you want to make your voice count, your application must be submitted by noon of the second Saturday before an upcoming election to either your town clerk or to your local DMV office. If you have any voting questions, call the Secretary of State's office at (802) 828-2363.
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