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Seniors who are 18 years old- VOTER INFORMATION

With BBA’s Citizenship Spire, we hope that everyone who is 18 or older will vote in the upcoming election on November 3rd. We urge you to use the guide below and to do your own research to get informed on our local and state candidates. Educated voting is an essential part of our democracy and of protecting our local communities. Everyone’s vote matters! 

Read through for information on how to register, candidates and voting districts!
For anyone over the age of 18 you are eligible to vote. In Vermont you can register up to/including election day which is November 3rd. Once you are logged in/registered there is a link to a voter guide that has both statewide and the local candidates in your district. There is also a sample ballot and links to resources to find local polling places. You can either vote via mail in ballot–not all have received a mail in ballot yet due to delays–or at your local polling place


Link to Bennington County Candidates: https://vtdigger.org/2026-general-election-guide/bennington-county/
Link to the propositions on the ballot: https://ballotpedia.org/Vermont_2026_ballot_measures
 
Districts: Some towns are in 2 different districts, so you will need to see which district you are in based on where you are located within your town.
  • Bennington-1 (1 Member): Pownal, Readsboro, Searsburg, Stamford, Woodford
  • Bennington-2 (2 Members): Bennington
  • Bennington-3 (1 Member): Glastenbury, Shaftsbury, Sunderland
  • Bennington-4 (2 Members): Arlington, Manchester, Sandgate, Sunderland
  • Bennington-5 (2 Members): Bennington, Pownal
  • Bennington-Rutland (1 Member): Danby, Dorset, Landgrove, Mount Tabor, Peru 
  • Windham-1 (1 Member): Dover, Jamaica, Stratton, Wardsboro
  • Windham-2 (1 Member): Halifax, Marlboro, Wilmington
  • Windham-3 (2 Members): Rockingham, Westminster
  • Windham-4 (2 Members): Brattleboro
  • Windham-5 (2 Members): Brookline, Dummerston, Newfane, Townshend
  • Windham-Windsor-Bennington (1 Member): Athens, Cavendish, Chester, Grafton, Londonderry, Ludlow, Springfield, Windham, Winhall 
  • Rutland-1: Ira, Poultney, Wells 
  • Rutland-2: Clarendon, Rutland Town, Wallingford, West Rutland 
  • Rutland-3: Castleton 
  • Rutland-4: Rutland City parts 
  • Rutland-5: Rutland City parts 
  • Rutland-6: Rutland City parts 
  • Rutland-7: Pittsford, Chittenden area / Rutland parts 
  • Rutland-8: Pittsford, Proctor area 
  • Rutland-9: Brandon 
  • Rutland-10: Benson, Fair Haven, West Haven 
  • Rutland-11: Killington, Mendon 
  • Rutland-Bennington: Middletown Springs, Pawlet, Tinmouth 
  • Rutland-Windsor: Ludlow area and surrounding towns
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