Jim Condos

Top state officials gathered in Montpelier Tuesday to officially enroll two constitutional amendments approved by Vermont voters in November.

This hour, Vermont Edition hears from Sec. of State Jim Condos and town clerks from across Vermont on the eve of the 2022 midterm election.

After a record number of Vermonters cast defective ballots in 2020, a new law provides a second chance to get it right.

At a time when some states are moving to restrict access to voting, the Vermont Legislature is moving in the opposite direction. Lawmakers have given…

Gov. Phil Scott has signed the first bill of the session into law; it gives towns a lot of flexibility for Town Meeting Day due to health concerns…

The dust has settled on the 2020 election – in Vermont, that is. Every district has now reported its unofficial results in an election that saw over…

The federal lawsuit challenging Vermont’s plan for universal mail-in ballots. Plus, COVID-19 cases shut down a school, a fifth-generation dairy operation…

Updated 1:04 p.m. 9/10/20 A lawsuit filed in federal court last week by four Vermont residents is seeking to block Secretary of State Jim Condos from…

Vermont's primary election is Tuesday, Aug. 11. But this is an unusual year. Because of the pandemic, the Secretary of State's office has been encouraging…

Vermonters will vote in the presidential primary in about six months, but is the state prepared to deal with cyberattacks during the 2020 election?…