Vermont § 2537 - Early or absentee voting in the town clerk’s office
Full text of Vermont Vermont Statutes Online § 2537 — Early or absentee voting in the town clerk’s office, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 2537. Early or absentee voting in the town clerk’s office
- (a)(1) A voter may, if he or she chooses, apply in person to the town clerk for the early
voter absentee ballots and envelopes. (2) In this case, the clerk shall furnish the early voter absentee ballots and envelopes
when a valid application has been made or at such time as the clerk receives the ballots,
whichever comes first. (3) The voter may: (A) mark his or her ballots, place them in the envelope, sign the certificate, and return
the ballots in the envelope containing the certificate to the town clerk or an assistant
town clerk without leaving the office of the town clerk; (B) take the ballots and return them to the town clerk in the same manner as if the ballots
had been received by mail; or (C) if the board of civil authority has voted to allow it pursuant to section 2546b of
this subchapter, mark the ballots and deposit them directly into the vote tabulator
or ballot box in accordance with section 2546b of this subchapter.
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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