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ELECTIONS & VOTING INFORMATION
Thank you, Thank you to the
following volunteers who worked so hard on Town Meeting/election day:
Kathy & Bill Clancy, Adrienne Raymond, Theresa
Williams, Roxanne Ramah, Sally Deinzer, Sharon Winnicki, Doris Perry, Randy
Page, Nelson Haley, Jane Emerson, Carol Calotta, Ann Vanneman, Steve Spatz,
John Wood, Barbara & George Gulick, Kim Ridlon, Joyce Wilson, Fran Patten,
Eliza Mabry, Peter Grace, Irene Gordon, Barbara & Barry Griffith, Joan
Judge, John Berryhill, Sally Jones, Vicky Arthur, Mark Youngstrom, Paul
Sgalia, Mike Stewart, and Julanne Sharrow. Special thanks to Betsy Jesser
and Rich Biziak for the extraordinary data entry and good spirits until the
wee hours.
The Election results are as follows:
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY
Democratic:
Republican: Liberty Union
Clinton 126 Guiliani
4 Moore 0
Edwards 2 Huckabee
7 Obama 2 (write-in)
Kucinich 6 McKain
88
Obama 217 Paul
7
Nader 1 (write-in) Romney
2
Gravel 1 (write-in)
Clinton 1 (write-in)
Obama 1
(write-in)
MRUHS BALLOT:
ARTICLE 7 (Budget) Yes 1159 No 908
ARTICLE 8 (Fire Alarm) Yes 1376 No 693
ARTICLE 9 (Seating) Yes 998 No 1071
DEFEATED
MOUNTAIN SCHOOL BALLOT:
Moderator: Eldred French
MT School Director: Ed Hemmer
MRUHS Director: No one elected
ARTICLE 4 (Bus Fund)
Yes 315 No 142
ARTICLE 5 (Building
Fund) Yes 307 No 151
ARTICLE 6
(Budget) Yes 289 No 170
ARTICLE 7 (Water Disinfection System) Yes
324 No 135
ARTICLE 8 (Auth. to Borrow)
Yes 294 No 164
TOWN BALLOT:
#1 Officers:
Moderator: Eldred French
Selectboard (3 Year): Michael Stewart
Selectboard (1 Year): Bert Potter
Auditor: Steven Nicholson- Refused -position now
vacant
Lister (3 Year): Kim Ridlon
Lister (1 Year): Kim Ridlon- Refused- Steven
Nicholson appointed by Selectboard
Grand Juror & Town Agent: Barry Griffith
1st Constable: Todd Westbay
2nd Constable: Bennie Carrara
Cemetery Commissioner: Larry Carrara
#2
(Budget) Yes 355 No 102
#3 (Reappraisal
fund) Yes 263 No 192
#4 (Town Office Res.
Fund) Yes 314 No 144
#5 (Town Garage Res.
Fund) Yes 321 No 138
#6 (Town Office Equipment
Fund) Yes 314 No 145
#7 (Town Road Equipment
Fund) Yes 353 No 106
#8 (Town Records
Fund) Yes 290 No 165
#9 (SVFD Equipment
Fund) Yes 332 No 131
#10
(Meetinghouse) Yes 307 No 150
#11 (SVFD) Yes
339 No 122
#12
(Library) Yes 307 No 158
#13 (Historical
Society) Yes 284 No 174
#14 (VLCT) Yes
245 No 209
#15 (Regional Planning Commission) Yes
260 No 199
#16 (Regional
Ambulance) Yes 375 No 85
#17
(Aiken) Yes 269 No 187
#18 (Natural
Resources) Yes 268 No 185
#19 (Visiting
Nurses) Yes 376 No 85
#20 (Green Up
VT) Yes 332 No 125
#21
(RSVP) Yes 348 No 108
#22 (SW Council on
Aging) Yes 321 No 132
#23 (Rutland Mental
Health) Yes 301 No 152
#24 (Women's
Shelter) Yes 350 No 109
#25 (BROC) Yes
277 No 175
#26 (Parent Child
Center) Yes 289 No 165
#27 (Adult
Learning) Yes 292 No 162
#28 (Neighborworks) Yes
230 No 217
#29 (Community Land
Trust) Yes 267 No 182
#30 (VCIL) Yes
274 No 173
#31 (Vt Trails &
Greenways) Yes 260 No 186
#32 (Cemetery
Fund) Yes 302 No 147
#33 (Veteran's
Exemption) Yes 279 No 172
#34 (Transfer
Station) Yes 179 No 272
DEFEATED
#35 (Tax Due
Date) Yes 405 No 46
See next month's Times for an updated list of
Town Officer's.
2007 Town Report
TOWN MEETING
Held on the first Tuesday of March
PRIMARY ELECTION
The September Primary election is held on the second
Tuesday in September in each even numbered year.
GENERAL ELECTION
Held on the first Tuesday in November in each even
numbered year.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The deadline for registering to vote for any election is
at 12 Noon on the second Monday before any election. If there are any questions,
please contact the Town Clerks Office at
802-492.3511
or you can go to the Vt. Secretary of State’s website
www.sec.state.vt.us
BALLOTS FOR 2008
Samples only--not for printing
Officer Ballot
Mountain School Ballot
Town Question Ballot
ELECTIONS & VOTING FORMS
Absentee Ballot Request Form .doc
Absentee Ballot Request Form .pdf
Application for Voter Checklist Form.pdf
Register to Vote in Vermont
( Click for information from the Secretary of State office)
Vermont's Early or Absentee Voting Process
In
Vermont we make it easy to vote. If you prefer to vote early or by
mail you can vote by early voter absentee ballot. Voting starts 30
days before the primary or general election and 20 days prior to a
municipal election that uses the Australian Ballot.
Download the form below:
Absentee Ballot Request Form
For more information on
Absentee Ballots,
visit the Vermont Secretary of State website
For more information regarding
Primary & General Elections, Town Clerks, Campaign Finance,
Lobbyists,Voting, Town Meetings, Running for Office, etc., click below
to go to the Secretary of State's, Deb Markowitz website.
Please send your information to
info@kevaco.com
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