Vermont § 605 - Moderator The Moderator shall be the presiding officer of Village meetings, shall decide questions of order, and make public declarations of votes passed

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§ 605. Moderator The Moderator shall be the presiding officer of Village meetings, shall decide questions of order, and make public declarations of votes passed

  • . When a vote declared is immediately
    questioned by seven voters present, the Moderator shall poll the voters or divide
    the meeting, unless the Village has provided some other procedure in such cases. The Moderator shall have and exercise the same powers and duties with respect to the
    Village that moderators have and exercise with respect to towns.

Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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