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How to Vote

Registration, ID requirements, mail ballots, and everything else South Burlington voters need to know.

Vermont Has Same-Day Voter Registration

There is no registration deadline in Vermont. You can register and vote on the same day — including at your polling place on Election Day.

You can also register or update your registration online at mvp.vermont.gov. Source: Vermont Secretary of State.

Quick Facts

Registration deadline

None — same-day registration

Photo ID required

No

General Election

November 3, 2026

Primary (done)

August 11, 2026 — see results

Polling hours

7:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Mail ballots (general)

Sent automatically to all active registered voters

South Burlington Polling Locations

Your assigned location depends on your address. Find yours at mvp.vermont.gov

  • Chittenden-8: City Hall Senior Center, 180 Market Street
  • Chittenden-9: F.H. Tuttle Middle School, 500 Dorset Street
  • Chittenden-10: Chamberlin School, 262 White Street
  • Chittenden-11: F.H. Tuttle Middle School, 500 Dorset Street
  • Chittenden-12: Orchard School, 2 Baldwin Avenue

Polls are open 7 AM – 7 PM. Source: City of South Burlington — Elections & Voting

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to register before Election Day?

No. Vermont has same-day voter registration: you can register on any day up to and including Election Day, even at your polling place (Vermont Secretary of State). You can also register or update your registration at mvp.vermont.gov.

What do I need to bring to register at the polls?

To register at the polls on Election Day, you need to provide your name, date of birth, and a Vermont residence address. You will sign an oath affirming your identity and eligibility. You do not need a photo ID to register.

Do I need a photo ID to vote in Vermont?

No. Vermont does not require a photo ID to vote. When you check in at the polls, a poll worker will ask for your name and verify it against the checklist. If you are not on the checklist, you can register on the spot (see above).

Will I get a ballot in the mail?

Yes — for the November 3 general election, Vermont mails a ballot to every active registered voter. You can vote by mail, use a drop box, or vote in person at your polling place (Vermont Secretary of State).

How do I vote by mail?

Mark your ballot, follow the instructions that come with it, and return it in the 24/7 drop box at City Hall (180 Market Street) or at your polling place. It must arrive by 7:00 PM on Election Day, so it's now too late to put it in the mail (Vermont Secretary of State; City of South Burlington).

I moved within South Burlington. Do I need to re-register?

Yes — you should update your address so you receive the correct ballot for your district. You can update your address online at mvp.vermont.gov or at your polling place on Election Day. South Burlington spans multiple Vermont House districts, so your address determines which State House race appears on your ballot.

I just moved to South Burlington. Can I vote here?

Yes, if South Burlington is your primary residence. You can register at your new polling place on Election Day with same-day registration. Update your address at mvp.vermont.gov or register in person.

Where do I vote in South Burlington?

It depends on your House district: Chittenden-8 votes at the City Hall Senior Center (180 Market Street); Chittenden-9 and Chittenden-11 at F.H. Tuttle Middle School (500 Dorset Street); Chittenden-10 at Chamberlin School (262 White Street); and Chittenden-12 at Orchard School (2 Baldwin Avenue). Not sure of your district? Look it up at mvp.vermont.gov.

What are the polling hours?

Polls are open from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM on Election Day.

Can I drop my ballot off instead of mailing it?

Yes. Use the 24/7 drop box near the main and back entrances of City Hall (180 Market Street), or bring your ballot to your polling place by 7:00 PM on Election Day. Early in-person voting at the Clerk's Office ends at noon the day before the election, so for the November 3 general election it closed at noon on Monday, November 2 (City of South Burlington, Elections & Voting).

How do I reach the South Burlington City Clerk?

The City Clerk's Office is at City Hall, 180 Market Street. For current hours and contact details, see the City of South Burlington's Elections & Voting page.

Official Resources

sbvoterguide.com · An independent community resource for South Burlington, VT