East Wallingford, Vermont Public Records

The community falls within the Rutland-3 state legislative district for Vermont House of Representatives elections. Most residents cast their ballots at Wallingford Town Hall, though specific polling locations can be confirmed through the town clerk or by checking https://mvp.vermont.gov (My Voter Page), where voters verify registration status, find their polling place, and view sample ballots. Municipal elections in Wallingford happen annually on Town Meeting Day, the first Tuesday in March, when voters elect selectboard members, school directors, listers, and other local officials while deciding the town budget and local questions. The next Town Meeting Day falls on March 3, 2026. Like most Vermont towns, Wallingford doesn't hold partisan municipal elections. For the November 3, 2026 general election, Vermont voters will decide several significant races: a U.S. Senate seat (Class II, currently held by a Democrat, as Vermont's senior Senate seat is up that year), Vermont Governor (four-year term, next election 2026), all Vermont state legislative seats (House of Representatives with 150 members serving two-year terms, and Senate with 30 members serving two-year terms), and various county offices. During the November 2024 presidential election, Rutland County recorded turnout of approximately 63% among registered voters, with roughly 40,000 votes cast countywide. Vermont publishes election results by town at https://electionresults.vermont.gov, showing precinct-level data for Wallingford. As an early adopter of mail-in voting, Vermont automatically sends ballots to all registered voters about 30 days before each general election. Voters can return ballots by mail (must arrive by 7 PM on Election Day), drop them in secure ballot boxes at the town clerk's office, or vote in person on Election Day. Early in-person voting is available at the town clerk's office during the 45 days preceding an election during regular business hours. Public election records in Vermont include voter checklists (registration lists showing name and address but not party affiliation, since Vermont doesn't have party registration), campaign finance reports filed with the Vermont Secretary of State at https://campaignfinance.vermont.gov, candidate filings, and certified election results by precinct. The Secretary of State Elections Division at 128 State Street, Montpelier, VT 05633 (phone: 802-828-2363, https://sos.vermont.gov/elections) oversees statewide election administration and maintains election data and guidance for voters.