Why it matters
This vote is decided by who shows up.
On September 15, the BUUSD school budget failed for the third time. It wasn't a landslide. It came down to a handful of neighbors on each street.
votes separated yes from no
ballots cast across Barre City and Barre Town
registered voters stayed home
Barre City voted yes. Barre Town is closing the gap. Turnout wins this.
How to vote
Make your vote count.
Check your registration
Confirm you're registered and see your polling place on the Vermont My Voter Page. You can also register there.
Vote early or by mail
Request an early/absentee ballot through the My Voter Page or from your town clerk, then return it before election day.
Vote in person
Barre City and Barre Town voters each vote at their own town's polling place. Check the My Voter Page or call your clerk for the location and hours.
Bring a neighbor
Offer a ride, walk over together, or just send a reminder text the day before. Every one of those 154 counts.
How to help
Count yourself in.
You don't need to knock on 500 doors. You just need to make sure your people vote.
Tell three neighbors
Friends, family, parents at pickup. Ask if they have a plan to vote.
Share the posts
Share our graphics on Facebook and in your group chats. Reach beats persuasion.
Put up a sign
A lawn sign reminds your whole street the vote is coming. Ask us for one.
Join 154 Neighbors
Updates, the revote date, and ways to help, all in one place.
Join the Facebook group