Your ballot is on the way if you’re a Vermont registered voter. Here’s how to vote early.

Voting is about to start. Although the Nov. 8 election continues to be over a month away, all registered Vermont voters will obtain ballots to vote early within the subsequent two weeks, according to the Vermont Secretary of State’s Office.

Those that are registered to vote wouldn’t have to request a poll — it will likely be delivered robotically by mail.

Not registered but? Those that register to vote after Oct. 1, the date the state is required to ship early voting ballots, can request an early voting poll by the day earlier than the election or the final day their city clerk’s workplace is open earlier than Election Day.

Early voting ballots, additionally referred to as absentee ballots, should mailed or returned to a neighborhood city clerk’s workplace by the day earlier than the election or might be delivered to a voter’s polling place on Election Day earlier than 7 p.m.

Extra:What’s on the poll in Vermont? Listed below are the statewide candidates and poll gadgets.

If a voter is disabled or sick on Election Day, they will request a poll to be delivered to their home by two justices of the peace. The justices will then take the poll to the individual’s polling place. Voters should request this service by 5 p.m. on Election Day.

Vermonters can register to vote even on Election Day.

Extra details about voting and voting early might be discovered on the Vermont Secretary of State’s web site.

Contact City Change Reporter Lilly St. Angelo at lstangelo@gannett.com. Observe her on Twitter: @lilly_st_ang