Burlington’s mayoral candidates at a recent debate Credit: Matthew Roy

Dear Burlington voters:

If you are planning to show up at the polls next Tuesday, fill in a few bubbles, and then jet, you might want to budget a little more time. This year’s Town Meeting Day ballot is 1,300 words long. In addition to picking your mayor, city councilors, school board members and inspectors of elections, you’ll be asked to answer eight questions. And chances are you haven’t heard about half of them. For your convenience, Seven Days has annotated a sample ballot with some pointers.

Let your mouse hover over the ballot to see stars. Click on them and you’ll get explanations of the questions — and links to our Town Meeting Day stories.

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Alicia Freese was a Seven Days staff writer from 2014 through 2018.

One reply on “What’s All That Stuff on the Burlington Ballot?”

  1. Thanks for this. I think it’s now clear that 7 Days has now pretty much fully taken the lead from the Burlington Free Press as the go to source for local political news and information. The Freep is pretty much over, which is sad.

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