voting
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County voters contribute to record-high election turnout
Several local towns had some of the highest voter turnout rates in the state during what was a record-high voter turnout in Vermont for a non-presidential election year.
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Vermont elections are safe and fair — plan to vote
Vermont Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas Encourages Vermonters to Make a Voting Plan.
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Editorial: USPS sure to bungle mailed ballots
“Voters shouldn’t wait until they don’t get their mail-in ballots to cry foul.”
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Vt. Sec. of State urges voters to update records before Sept. 1
The state will start sending out ballots late next month.
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Ways of Seeing: Raise your voice at the ballot box
“Every decision about leadership counts.”
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Primary contests decided Tuesday
Addison County voters on Tuesday, Aug. 11, will help pare down a crowd of candidates.
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By the Way: August 6, 2026
All the info you need to vote is online at the Vermont Voter Portal: vote.vermont.gov.
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Lincoln News: Voting location has changed
All in-person voters will cast their ballots at the Lincoln Town Office rather than the town’s traditional polling location.
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Lincoln News
If the new weekly times do not fit your schedule, contact the library.
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Opinion: You don’t need a weatherman
Dylan’s lyrics remind listeners that you don’t need an expert or specialist to reveal the obvious.
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Community forum: Read the Constitution, presidents don’t control elections
Reports that President Trump is preparing a sweeping executive order to seize federal control over American elections are not only alarming, they are also dangerous.
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Vt. secretary of state launches new voting accessibility task force
The task force will identify and remove barriers that can prevent eligible voters from participating in elections.
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Letter to the editor: Congressional voting bill would suppress turnout
Under current U.S. law, it is illegal for non-citizens to register and vote in federal or state elections. Additionally, we have robust processes to ensure that only eligible…
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Letter to the editor: Student letter was inspiring
We need some more Ramonas in the world for a brighter, healthier and more just world.
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Letter to the editor: Common sense and cutting taxes are not synonymous
Who could argue with ‘common sense’ when it comes to a state legislator, but does that necessarily mean they have to cut taxes?
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Bixby holds voter registration drive
Bixby Library will join a coalition of thousands of organizations across the country to celebrate National Voter Registration Day on Sept. 17, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.