voting
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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.
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Bennington invites citizens to online democracy class
As democracy faces unprecedented challenges, Bennington College will launch “Saving Democracy Together,” an innovative online course open to the public that aims to reconnect current political realities with…