Elections and Voter Information

Important Information Concerning Annual Town Meeting, March 2, 2021

In an effort to create a safe and secure environment for all voters, staff and volunteers within Colchester, we encourage voters to request an absentee/mail-in ballot.

  • Absentee Ballots are available to be picked up at the Town Clerk's Office during regular public hours, 7:30am to noon, Mon. thru Fri.      OR
  • Contact our office at 802-264-5520 to request a ballot to be sent by mail.

  • In January, the Town Clerk's Office will mail an informational postcard to registered voters. Tear off and return the request form portion of the postcard. march covid postcard page 1

 2021 Elections  (Sample ballots and warning to posted at this link in January 2021.)

Historical Election Results

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Drive around backside of Town Hall to access the Drop Box.

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To view that your ballot has been received by the Town Clerk's Office go to ‘My Voter Page’ at https://mvp.vermont.gov/ and login. If 'Ballot Status' is RECEIVED, your vote has been counted. If 'Ballot Status' is DEFECTIVE, your vote has NOT been counted. (see image above)

If you are unable to login, contact our office at 802-264-5520.

  1. Districts
  2. Election Day Location & Hours

Districts

  • District 9-1  Comprised of the area east of I-89, the west side of I-89 north of the Malletts Creek inlet and excluding the south side of Blakely Road
  • District 9-2  Comprised of the area west of I-89 south of the Malletts Creek inlet, including the south side of Blakely Road
  •  View District Map  
  • View Voting District by Street

About Political Campaign Signs

 

The Town Clerk’s Office would like to provide information concerning political signage:

  • No signs can be placed in the public right of way until two weeks prior to Election Day
  • No campaign/political signs can be placed on properties owned by the Town of Colchester or Colchester School District except on Laker Lane (driveway to Colchester High School) on Election Day only.  
  • Political signs must be removed on Laker Lane at the end of the Election Day.  
  • All other political signs in the public right of way must be removed within five (5) days.

The Guide to Placement of Political Campaign Signs at the Secretary of State’s website will give more pre-election and day-of-election sign guidance.