Elections & Voting

2023 Election(s)

Annual Town Meeting - March 7, 2023

To run for a position on the Town Meeting ballot, both the Consent of Candidate form and Nominating Petition were due to the Town Clerk by 5:00 PM on Monday, January 30, 2023. Both forms can be found in the "Documents/Forms" section below.

Request a Ballot

Annual Town Meeting is a local election.  For local elections, absentee ballots will only be mailed to voters upon request.  (Ballots are automatically mailed to all voters for State General Elections only.)  Voters can request an absentee ballot as early as January 1st each year.

Voters can request an early/absentee ballot a few different ways:

  • Online at My Voter Page
  • Call the Town Clerk’s Office at 802-893-4111
  • Email the Town Clerk
  • Print the request form (can be found below) and return it to the Town Clerk’s Office by mail or drop box
  • In-person at the Town Clerk’s Office

Information Resources

Voting Districts - State Elections Only

Effective April 2022, Milton was divided into three voting districts (House Districts) - "Grand Isle Chittenden", "Chittenden-Franklin" and "Chittenden-25".  The voting districts are essential in State elections as they determine legislative representation.  Click on the maps below to help determine which district you belong to.

These districts are only used for State elections - we do not use separate districts for local elections (Annual Town Meeting).  On Town Meeting Day, all voters will be directed into the Community Room.

Maps

What district am I in?  This interactive map allows you to search for a specific address and will place a pin on the map and tell you what district that address is in.  You can also click on a given parcel on the map, and it will display the address and the district.

Grand Isle Chittenden "GI-CHI" District (PDF) - votes in the Library Room

Chittenden-Franklin "CHI-FRA" (PDF) - votes in the Community Room

Chittenden-25 "CHI-25" (PDF) - votes in the Library Room

Documents/Forms

Early / Absentee Ballot Request Form (PDF)

Local Office Nominating Petition (PDF)

Local Office Candidate Consent Form (PDF)

Election Results

Link to Historical Election Results

Helpful Links

FIND YOUR LEGISLATOR

Register to Vote: Online Voter Registration Opens in new window
Maintain Voter Information,
Request Ballot:My Voter Page Opens in new window
Election Information:SOS

What will we be voting on?

Town Meeting Day (each year)

On the first Tuesday of every March, Vermont towns hold an election (or meeting) to:

  • Elect local officials
  • Approve town and school budgets for the upcoming year, and
  • Vote on any other town-related issues to be brought before the voters

State Primary & General Elections (every two years)

  • Vermont legislative seats (Senators & Representatives)
  • VT Governors and statewide officials (including Justices of the Peace)
  • U.S. Senators and Representatives

U.S. Presidential Primary & General Elections (every four years)

The same items are voted on as in the state elections every two years, but in addition:

  • President and Vice-President