How do I register to vote in Vermont?

To register to vote in Vermont, you can register online. The registration deadline is Same-day registration available. Visit https://olvr.vermont.gov/ to register.

Do I need ID to vote in Vermont?

In Vermont, voter ID requirements are: No ID required.

How do I confirm my vote was counted in Vermont?

After voting in Vermont, you can verify your ballot was received through your state's Secretary of State elections website at https://sos.vermont.gov/elections/. For mail-in ballots, use USPS Informed Delivery to track your envelope. You can also verify your registration status at CanIVote.org. If you received a provisional ballot, use your receipt to check its status within 7-10 days.

How to Vote in Vermont

Q: Can I vote early in Vermont?

Yes, Vermont offers early voting. All registered voters receive a mail ballot; in-person early voting available at town clerk offices 45 days before Election Day

Q: How do I vote absentee in Vermont?

Absentee/mail-in voting in Vermont: All-mail voting. All registered voters automatically receive a mail ballot; in-person voting also available

“Freedom and Unity”

Capital: Montpelier Nickname: The Green Mountain State Admitted: 1791 (14th state) Electoral Votes: 3

State Bird: Hermit Thrush State Flower: Red Clover

Registration Deadline Same-day registration available

Voter ID Required No ID required

Early Voting Yes

Absentee / Mail-In All-mail voting

Polling Hours Varies by municipality; polls open between 5:00 AM and 10:00 AM, close at 7:00 PM

Electoral Votes 3

Voter Registration in Vermont

The voter registration deadline in Vermont is Same-day registration available.

Vermont offers online voter registration.

Vermont has automatic voter registration — eligible citizens are registered automatically through state agencies (e.g., DMV).

In Vermont, eligible residents can pre-register to vote at age 16.

Voter ID Requirements in Vermont

Vermont requires No ID required identification to vote.

Early Voting in Vermont

Yes — Vermont offers early voting.

All registered voters receive a mail ballot; in-person early voting available at town clerk offices 45 days before Election Day

Absentee & Mail-In Voting in Vermont

Absentee and mail-in voting in Vermont: All-mail voting.

All registered voters automatically receive a mail ballot; in-person voting also available

Polling Hours in Vermont

Polls in Vermont are open Varies by municipality; polls open between 5:00 AM and 10:00 AM, close at 7:00 PM.

Voting Rights & Restoration in Vermont

Felony voting rights in Vermont: No restriction.

After You Vote in Vermont

Your vote matters — and you have the right to confirm it was received and counted.

Track your ballot: Visit the Vermont Secretary of State elections website to check the status of your ballot.
Verify your registration: Confirm your voter registration is still active at CanIVote.org or Vote.org.
Voted by mail? Use USPS Informed Delivery to track your ballot envelope in transit.
Provisional ballot? Keep your receipt — most states let you check its status online within 7–10 days.
Need help? Call the Election Protection Hotline at 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683).