Early Voting Updates
All active Jericho voters that were registered in Jericho prior to September 3rd should have received a ballot in the mail. If you have not received a ballot, and would like to vote early or have a ballot mailed to you there a couple of options:
1. Election mail is not forwarded, so if you think you have an old mailing address on file with the town, email me an updated mailing address and I can send you the ballot that was mailed originally to your old address. This applies to those who used to have a Jericho Center Post Office Box and did not update their address with the Town Clerk Office prior to September 3rd. These undeliverable ballots were returned to the Jericho Town Clerk Office and I can mail them out with the new address if I receive it from you. If you moved within Jericho, the same scenario applies.
2. If you moved to Jericho from another Vermont Town, you will need to fill out an affidavit that you are not voting the ballot that was mailed to you in the Statewide mailing. For those who registered to vote in Jericho after September 3rd, I have mailed you that affidavit along with confirmation that you are registered to vote in Jericho.
3. If you received a ballot at your home for a student that it is away at college, it is OK to mail it to them or you can bring it back to the Jericho Town Office for us to mail it to them if you supply their temporary mailing address. If the student it is overseas, you can bring the ballot back to the Jericho Town Clerk Office and a ballot can be emailed to them through the Vermont Election Management System. (They will then need to print it off and mail it back.)
4. If you received a ballot addressed to someone who used to live at your address, let me know. This is more common in rental housing situations. The ballot can either be torn in half and recycled or you can bring it to the Jericho Town Clerk Office. If you place it in the lower black drop off box with a note on it, I can mark it as undeliverable in the Vermont Election Management System.
