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Vermont’s primary election is August 11th — your chance to pick your party’s candidate for the November general election. If you’re a U.S. citizen aged 18 by Nov. 3rd and live in Vermont, you can vote without being registered with a party — just choose one primary. Register in person at your town clerk’s office before Aug. 11, or on election day at your polling spot. Online registration via the Secretary of State’s site is also available — do it early to avoid delays. First-time voters must take an oath and show a photo ID. Early voting started June 29th and ends Aug. 10th. Request your ballots (you’ll get both major parties’ versions) and fill out only one. Mail or drop off your completed ballot — don’t forget to return the blank ones too — by the end of business on Aug. 10th. On election day, find your polling location via the Secretary of State’s website; polls open between 5 AM and 10 AM and close at 7 PM.

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