Members of the public can find voting results for the Tuesday, August 13 primary after the polls close, beginning at 7 PM.
According to a statement issued Monday, August 5 by the Vermont Secretary of State’s office, unofficial results are reported to the Secretary of State by Vermont cities and towns after polls close on the evening of August 13 and are posted on the Secretary of State’s website. Results will be unofficial until the Canvassing Committee meets to certify the results on August 20.
Vermonters may check out other Secretary of State resources as the primary approaches:
- If you need to register to vote:
- Request an absentee ballot, find your polling location, track a mail-in ballot, view your sample ballot, and update your registration information, visit the My Voter Page.
- Find your town or city clerk in the clerk guide:
- Find past election data and results
Voter education, ‘reassurance’ videos
The Secretary of State’s office has produced a series of videos aimed at helping Vermonters, including recent immigrants, understand, have faith in, and register to vote in Vermont elections. They include:
- Election Security in Vermont Video
- How to Register and Vote in Vermont Elections – translated into 14 languages!
- English with ASL
- The Truth about Vermont Elections.
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translated into 14 languages!. Only about 140 more countries to go. Maybe 1/3 of them are criminals.
We should pay close attention to the primary results. There are no mandated mail-in ballots provided to everyone on the voter registration lists. There are no Zuckerbucks facilitating the mail-in ballot methodology. A larger percentage of the electorate will be voting on election day using paper ballots. In other words, we’ll get a relatively accurate indication of voting profiles to compare with the November election results.
Frankly, I am surprised they did not mail out primary ballots just to muddy the waters from revealing any significant trend discrepancies after the general election.
wait what? “The Secretary of State’s office has produced a series of videos aimed at helping Vermonters, including recent immigrants, understand, have faith in, and register to vote in Vermont elections. They include:” You mean recent immigrants who are citizens? Please clarify.