Voting in Burlington
Erin Browne
Where and how to register to vote
Visit the town clerk's office in Burlington Town Hall and complete a voter's registration form in person
Register by mail with a mail- in voter registration- they are available at the town hall, public library, post office, recreation department, or the council of aging.
You can also call the state elections division at 1-800-462-VOTE
Voting requirments
Requirements for voting
Must be 18 years old
A resident in Burlington
A United States Citizen
- Must register at the town Clerk's Office
Where to vote
Voting is conducted at Burlington High school for all elections
Polls are open from 8:00 am -8:00 pm for town elections
Polls are open from 7-00am -8:00pm for state/ primary elections
- Polls are open from 6:00am-8:00 pm for presidential elections
How to vote
Regular voting
- Go to the High School and fill out ballots with the candidates you want to win the election
Absentee voting
This type of voting is for voters who can not vote on Election Day because of a physical disability, religious beliefs or absence from the town
Absentee applications may be obtained from the Town Clerk or the Office of the Secretary of State
Applications can be submitted by mail or in person
Permanently disabled
- A voter with a disability can submit a note from a registered physician and the town of Burlington will send that person an absentee ballot each year for all elections during the year