Montpelier VT City Clerk's Office

Montpelier VT City Clerk's Office Office of the Montpelier, Vermont City Clerk, located in City Hall at 39 Main Street

03/04/2026

UNOFFICIAL ANNUAL CITY MEETING RESULTS:

MAYOR TOTAL
Marc Gwinn 1884
write-in 56

Cemetery 5-year TOTAL
Darragh Ellerson 1799
write-in 6

Cemetery 1-year TOTAL
Jason Kass 1757
write-in 6

Cemetery 4-year TOTAL
Danielle Harris-Burnett 1707
write-in 5

Parks TOTAL
Mattison Brady 928
Rebecca Copans 969
write-in 4

Council D1 TOTAL
Adrienne Gil 594
write-in 11

Council D2 TOTAL
Sal Alfano 692
write-in 12

Council D3 TOTAL
Cary Brown 495
write-in 17

Article 2 - budget TOTAL
Yes 1741
No 459

Article 3 - mayor stipend TOTAL
Yes 1987
No 246

Article 4- council stipends TOTAL
Yes 1964
No 263

Article 5 - DID TOTAL
Yes 1600
No 564

Artcle 6 - Bond TOTAL
Yes 2002
No 213

Article 7 - Comm. Fund TOTAL
Yes 1676
No 527

Article 8 - Library TOTAL
Yes 1995
No 261

Article 9 - Mosaic TOTAL
Yes 1491
No 650

Article 10 - HH & Hospice TOTAL
Yes 2046
No 200

Article 11 - tax stabilization TOTAL
Yes 1450
No 459

Article 12 - Israel TOTAL
Yes 905
No 1135


School Moderator TOTAL
write-in 108
0

School Clerk TOTAL
Tammy Legacy 1516
write-in 9

School Treasurer TOTAL
write-in 130
0

School Director TOTAL
Kristin Cantu 1285
Anthony L. Iarrapino 827
Justin E. Tease 931
Ella Yeargin 1100
write-in 19

Article 3 - budget TOTAL
Yes 1521
No 667

Article 4 - compensation TOTAL
Yes 1820
No 356

Article 5 - fund balance TOTAL
Yes 1802
No 359

TOTAL VOTERS: 2288

11/06/2025

The results of the Career Center bond vote are in!

YES 3,873 ---- NO 5,751

Breakdowns by town are not available.

07/31/2025

The Clerk's office will be closed due to staffing conflicts on Friday August 8th. The schedule will be back to normal the following week. I'm sorry for any inconvenience.

03/10/2025

The recount of the District 2 council race has been completed. The count remained unchanged at Marc Gwinn 435, Pelin Kohn 439.

03/05/2025

2025 City Meeting Results:

Green Mtn Cemetery Commission

Linda Berger 1884
Write in 12


Parks Commission

Jessa Barnard 1883
Write in 24


Council District 1

Ben Doyle 652
Write in 8


Council District 2

Marc Gwinn 435
Pelin Kohn 439
Write in 4


Council District 3

Jim Sheridan 534
Write in 17


ARTICLES

Article 2 (city budget)

Yes 1890
No 385


Article 3 (mayor compensation)

Yes 1942
No 350


Article 4 (council compensation)

Yes 1989
No 305


Article 5 (LOT)

Yes 1705
No 588


Article 6 (DID)

Yes 1512
No 695


Article 7 (fire engine)

Yes 1626
No 619


Article 8 (community fund)

Yes 1634
No 637


Article 9 (library)

Yes 2004
No 313


Article 10 (mosaic)

Yes 1431
No 759


Article 11 (Home Health & Hospice)

Yes 2094
No 206



Article 13 (Israel - Palestine)

Yes 887
No 1181


SCHOOL

School Director

Tim Duggan 1596
Jake Feldman 1557
write-in 25


School Moderator

write-in 69 46 115


School Clerk

Tammy Legacy 1607
write-in 8


School Treasurer

write-in Hillary Montgomery 42
total write-in 128


Article 3 (budget)

Yes 1548
No 704


Article 4 (board compensation)

Yes 1847
No 397


Article 5 (fund balance)

Yes 1846
No 368

02/22/2025

Folks, I screwed up.

At my request, Article 12 on the Annual City Meeting ballot (the tax stabilization language) will be formally voided by the City Council at its February 26th meeting. Between my office and the printer, the crucial formatting on the printed ballots disappeared, leaving a complete head-scratching mess. If you've had trouble understanding it, you've been right on.

The fault is totally mine. I should've personally caught this, and I didn't. In fact, it took a couple members of the public to bring the problem to my attention at all. This is truly nightmare material for clerks like me. Now that it's happened, all I can do is promise to everyone that I'll step up and make sure that it never happens again.

Practically speaking, the ballots that are already in circulation and that will be voted on during Town Meeting Day remain completely valid despite the presence of the soon-to-be voided article. Article 12 simply will not have any results officially tallied, as the article itself will no longer exist, for all intents and purposes.

I am so sorry everyone. This is beyond humiliating. I'm just glad it wasn't worse.

John

[If you want to see my trainwreck, here's a link to the ballot as warned: https://www.montpelier-vt.org/DocumentCenter/View/11590/2025-COLLECTIVE-WARNING and here's a link to the ballots as printed: https://www.montpelier-vt.org/DocumentCenter/View/11685/MONTPELIER-VT-PROOF-030425 ]

08/14/2024

Preliminary totals for the statewide primary - Montpelier votes:


DEM

US SEN
Bernie Sanders 985
write in 7

US REP
Becca Balint 993
write in 6

GOV
Esther Charlstin 564
Peter K Duval 143
write in 86

LT GOV
Thomas Renner 457
David Zuckerman 531
write in 12

TREAS
Mike Piecak 953
write in 5

SOS
Sarah Copeland Hanzas 918
write in 3

AUDITOR
Doug Hoffer 898
write in 18

AG
Charity Clark 900
write in 13

State Sen
Ann Cummings 833
Andrew Perchlik 880
Anne Watson 883
write in 27

State Rep
Conor Casey 895
Kate McCann 909
write in 13

High Baliff
Shawn McManis 787
write in 9

PROG

US SEN
write in 4

US REP
write in 3

GOV
Marielle Blais 3
write in 1

LT GOV
Zoraya Hightower 5
write in 1

TREAS
Tim Maciel 4
write in 0

SOS 0
write in 2

AUDITOR
Linda Gravell 4

AG
Elijah Bergman 3
write in 1

State Sen
write ins 2

State Rep
write ins 2

High Baliff
write in 1

REP

US SEN
Gerald Malloy 98
write in 7

US REP
Mark Coester 93
write in 4

GOV
Phil Scott 126
write in 4

LT GOV
John Rodgers 100
Gregory M Thayer 33
write in 0

TREAS
Joshua Becchoeffer 92
write in 2

SOS
H Brooke Page 85
write in 5

AUDITOR
H Brooke Page 83
write in 5

AG
H Brooke Page 82
write in 6

State Sen
Donald Koch 102
write in 11

State Rep
write in 27

High Baliff
write in 13

04/30/2024

Special school meeting results, 04/30/2024
Montpelier:
YES: 990
NO: 538

Total district:
YES: 1045
NO: 650

03/06/2024

Total voters: 2776

FOR MAYOR (2 year term)

Dan Jones 994
Jack McCullough 1441
Carlton Langston Anderson 182

FOR PARKS COMMISSION (5 year term)
Kassia Randzio 2074

FOR GREEN MOUNT CEMETERY COMMISSION (5 year term)
linda Hogan 102 (write-in)

FOR PARKS COMMISSION (5 year term)
Kassia Randzio 2074

FOR CITY CLERK (3 year term)
John Odum 2389

FOR CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT 1 (2 year term)
Adrienne Gil 622
Nat Frothingham 94
Dona Bate 164

FOR CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT 2 (2 year term)
Sal Alfano 767

FOR CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT 3 (2 year term)
Cary Brown 644

Montpelier Roxbury School Board 3-year: ,
Scott A. Lewins 1438
Mia Moore 1806

Montpelier Roxbury School Board (two 1-year)
Tim Duggan 1155
Thomas "Tim" Favorite 615
Jake Feldman 1301

Montpelier Roxbury School Clerk
Tammy Legacy 1889

Montpelier Roxbury School Treasurer
Hillary Montgomery 1937

BALLOT QUESTIONS

ARTICLE 4. City Budget
Yes 1935
No 771

ARTICLE 5. School Budget
Yes 1214
No 1507

ARTICLE 6. School capital reserve fund
Yes 1519
No 1124

ARTICLE 7. Mayor compensation
Yes 2279
No 411

ARTICLE 8. Council compensation
Yes 2248
No 427

ARTICLE 9. School Director compensation
Yes 2093
No 557

ARTICLE 10. School fund balance
Yes 1893
No 683

ARTICLE 11. Downtown Imrovement District
Yes 1777
No 834

ARTICLE 12. Library budget
Yes 2321
No 394

ARTICLE 13. Central Vermont Home Health & Hospice
Yes 2450
No 255

ARTICLE 14. “just cause” eviction
Yes 1524
No 1114

07/16/2023

I want to personally thank everyone for the amazing help and support I and those in my household have received. After my house was impacted by the flood, the prospect of cleanup was daunting at best, but the outpouring of volunteer support - from Montpelier and elsewhere - made it possible for my family to get through it with good spirits, and freed us up to better help our neighbors and pitch in with cleanup at the businesses downtown.

And similarly, the support I and others at the city have received in trying to put the pieces back together at City Hall has been overwhelming and humbling, and appreciated beyond words.

We are going into the hard slog now. Everybody is going to be working very hard, and we should always bear in mind the importance of supporting each other and keeping up our collective and individual spirits. The hard work can't get done if we aren't working as a team and that means leaning on others when we need to, and letting others lean on us when they need to.

Vermont & Montpelier Strong!

07/11/2023

Hang in there everybody. Water recedes, broken things get fixed, and normalcy eventually returns. Just be good to each other and help your neighbors as much as you can. We get through this as a community/team.

03/08/2023

unofficial results Annual City Meeting 2023

Mayor
Richard Sheir 272
Dan Jones 708
Jack McCullough 1126

Cemetery Comm.
Barbara Smith 1738

Parks Comm
Andrew Brewer 939
Sophie Ehrhardt 894

Council Dist 1
Lauren Hierl 557

Council Dist 2
Pelin Kohn 598

Council Dist 2 1yr
Sal Alfano 445
Merrick Modun 292

Council Dist 3
Timothy Heney 333
Thomas M. Abdelnour 311
Zach Hughes write in 10

School Commissioner
Jim Murphy 1340
Jill Remick 1450
"Lyn" Marilyn Turcotte 1303
Dana Paull write in 2

School commissioner 1 yr
Scott Lewins 1513
Hillary Montgomery write in 2

School Moderator
Scott Lewins write in 3
Ryan McCormick write in 3
Jeffrey Wagner write in 2
Tim Heney write in 2

School Clerk
Tammy Legacy 1474

School Treasurer
Hillary Montgomery write in 46
Georgia Mahras write in 16
Shelley Quinn write in 3
Tammy Legacy write in 3
Jeffrey Wagner write in 2
Richard Sheir write in 2

Article 5 - CVPSA withdrawal
Yes 1368
No 530

Article 6 - CVPSA dissolution
Yes 1418
No 432

Article 7 - city budget
Yes 1553
No 544

Article 8 - school budget
Yes 1309
No 817

Article 9 - school reserve fund
Yes 1408
No 645

Article 10 - mayor compensation
Yes 1911
No 231

Article 11 - council compensation
Yes 1887
No 246

Article 12 - school compensdation
Yes 1811
No 299

Article 13 - school fund balance
Yes 1672
No 388

Article 14 - bond amendment 1
Yes 1486
No 634

Article 15 - bond amendment 2
Yes 1850
No 279

Article 16 - bond amendment 2
Yes 1786
No 329

Article 17 - Dntn Improvement dist
Yes 1452
No 623

Article 18 - Library
Yes 1916
No 242

Article 19 - CV health & hospice
Yes 1996
No 154

Address

39 Main Street
Montpelier, VT
05602

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+18022239500

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