Vermont Statutes

§ 2101 — Purposes

Vermont § 2101
JurisdictionVermont
Title 17Title 17: Elections
Ch. 41Chapter 041: Purposes, Short Title, Definitions

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Vt. Stat. Ann. tit. 17, § 2101 (2026).

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This title is intended to carry out the mandate contained in Article 8 of Chapter I of the Constitution of the State of Vermont. In this pursuit, the specific purposes of this title are:

(1)to provide equal opportunity for all citizens of voting age to participate in political processes;
(2)to assure that political campaigns are fairly and honestly conducted and financed;
(3)to define unacceptable conduct among political candidates and public servants;
(4)to ensure that public service will be in the public interest, rather than the special interest of groups or individuals;
(5)to encourage citizens to become more actively involved in the political processes that affect the quality of life; and
(6)to provide uniform practices and procedures in the conduct of elections throughout the S

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