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Andrew Champagne, host, discusses Burlington's most recent Town Meeting Day election results.

From Burlington Progressives TV:

Host and city councilor candidate Gene Bergman (P)* (Ward 2) is joined by city councilor candidates Will Anderson (P) (Ward 6), and Marek Broderick (P) (Ward 8) to discuss their campaigns.

For more information about their campaigns and elections visit: www.genebergmanforcitycouncil.org | www.wa4btv.org | www.twitter.com/MarekBTV | www.burlingtonvt.gov/CT/Elections

Voting Information:

• If your voter registration is current, you should receive a ballot in the mail by February 20.
• You may vote early by mail (by February 28), drop off your ballot at City Hall or to a secure city drop box before March 5, or vote in person at your ward’s polling place on March 5.
• If don’t receive a ballot in the mail, or have recently moved: Vermont has same day voter registration. You can show up to your polling place on March 5, register there and vote.

Useful Voting Links/Contacts:

• Register to vote, voting info, polling places: www.burlingtonvt.gov/CT/Voter-Registration-Info
• Not sure which ward you are in, or if you’re already registered to vote? Call the City Clerk’s office at (802) 865-7000 during business hours.
• New: all legal residents may vote in Burlington’s local elections, regardless of citizenship status. Register to vote using this form: City of Burlington All Legal Resident Voter Registration Form
• Local election info translated into French, Arabic, Burmese, Nepali, Somali, and Swahili: www.burlingtonvt.gov/ct/language-support

From Burlington Progressives TV:

Host and Councilor Joe Magee is joined by city councilor candidates Carter Neubieser (P) (Ward 1) and Lee Morrigan (P) (Ward 7) to discuss their campaigns.

For more information about their campaigns and elections visit: www.carterforbtv.com | www.leeforburlington.com | www.burlingtonvt.gov/CT/Elections

Voting Information:

• If your voter registration is current, you should receive a ballot in the mail by February 20.
• You may vote early by mail (by February 28), drop off your ballot at City Hall or to a secure city drop box before March 5, or vote in person at your ward’s polling place on March 5.
• If don’t receive a ballot in the mail, or have recently moved: Vermont has same day voter registration. You can show up to your polling place on March 5, register there and vote.

Useful Voting Links/Contacts:

• Register to vote, voting info, polling places: www.burlingtonvt.gov/CT/Voter-Registration-Info
• Not sure which ward you are in, or if you’re already registered to vote? Call the City Clerk’s office at (802) 865-7000 during business hours.
• New: all legal residents may vote in Burlington’s local elections, regardless of citizenship status. Register to vote using this form: City of Burlington All Legal Resident Voter Registration Form
• Local election info translated into French, Arabic, Burmese, Nepali, Somali, and Swahili: www.burlingtonvt.gov/ct/language-support

Andrew Champagne discusses outcomes from the Democratic Town Meeting Day 2024 Nominating Caucus that took place on December 10.