2026 election results. 2 contests on Bradford's ballot in Vermont's official results. Shall the voters approve the following amendment to the Town Charter? The voters of the Town of Bradford hereby amend the Charter of the Town of Bradford, Title 24, Appendix, Chapter 106, as follows: 1.Add a new§ 209 to Subchapter 2 to read: § 209. Recall of elected municipal officers. Any elected municipal officer of the Town of Bradford, except justices of the peace, may be recalled by the voters in accordance with this section. (a) Initiation of recall petition. A recall shall be initiated by a written petition signed by not less than 15 percent of the registered voters of the Town, as determined by the most recent voter checklist. The petition shall clearly state the name of the officer sought to be recalled and the office held. No statement of cause shall be required. (b) Certification petition. Within seven business days of filing, the Town Clerk shall examine the petition and certify whether it contains the required number of valid signatures. (c) Warning of recall vote. Upon certification of a sufficient petition, the Selectboard shall warn a recall vote to be conducted by Australian ballot, to occur within 60 days of certification, or at the next annual or special Town meeting if such meeting occurs within that period. (d) Required public informational meeting. At least seven days but not more than fifteen days prior to the recall vote, the Selectboard shall hold a public informational meeting. At this meeting, the officer who is the subject of the recall petition and representatives of the petitioners seeking recall shall each be afforded a reasonable opportunity to present information and respond to questions from voters. (e) Ballot question. The ballot shall read substantially as follows: "Shall [name], holding the office of [office], be recalled from office? (f) "Vote required for recall. The officer shall be recalled only if both of the following conditions are met:(1) the number of ballots cast on the recall question is at least equal to the number of votes cast in the election at which the officer was elected, or at least one-third of the registered voters of the Town, whichever is greater; and (2) at least two-thirds of the ballots cast on the recall question vote in favor of recall. (g) Effect of recall. Upon a successful recall vote, the office shall be declared vacant immediately and shall be filled as provided by law. (h) Limitations on recall. No recall petition may be filed within the first six months of an officer's term, within the final six months of an officer's term, or more than once during the same term of office for the same officer.: Yes ahead with 79.7%. Justice of the Peace - 2 Years: Lawrence Coffin, Monique Priestley, Gary Moore, Daniel Perry, III, Katherine Williams, Nicholas Dilorenzo, Carole Taylor, Joshua Gravlin, Jonathan Stimson and Nathan Peets are unopposed.
2 contests on Bradford's ballot
From Vermont's official results file, where the contest's name gives Bradford as its place. Names are as the state prints them. "Ahead" describes the current count; it isn't a race call, and we don't call measures.
Local measures
BRADFORD: Shall the voters approve the following amendment to the Town Charter? The voters of the Town of Bradford hereby amend the Charter of the Town of Bradford, Title 24, Appendix, Chapter 106, as follows: 1.Add a new§ 209 to Subchapter 2 to read: § 209. Recall of elected municipal officers. Any elected municipal officer of the Town of Bradford, except justices of the peace, may be recalled by the voters in accordance with this section. (a) Initiation of recall petition. A recall shall be initiated by a written petition signed by not less than 15 percent of the registered voters of the Town, as determined by the most recent voter checklist. The petition shall clearly state the name of the officer sought to be recalled and the office held. No statement of cause shall be required. (b) Certification petition. Within seven business days of filing, the Town Clerk shall examine the petition and certify whether it contains the required number of valid signatures. (c) Warning of recall vote. Upon certification of a sufficient petition, the Selectboard shall warn a recall vote to be conducted by Australian ballot, to occur within 60 days of certification, or at the next annual or special Town meeting if such meeting occurs within that period. (d) Required public informational meeting. At least seven days but not more than fifteen days prior to the recall vote, the Selectboard shall hold a public informational meeting. At this meeting, the officer who is the subject of the recall petition and representatives of the petitioners seeking recall shall each be afforded a reasonable opportunity to present information and respond to questions from voters. (e) Ballot question. The ballot shall read substantially as follows: "Shall [name], holding the office of [office], be recalled from office? (f) "Vote required for recall. The officer shall be recalled only if both of the following conditions are met:(1) the number of ballots cast on the recall question is at least equal to the number of votes cast in the election at which the officer was elected, or at least one-third of the registered voters of the Town, whichever is greater; and (2) at least two-thirds of the ballots cast on the recall question vote in favor of recall. (g) Effect of recall. Upon a successful recall vote, the office shall be declared vacant immediately and shall be filled as provided by law. (h) Limitations on recall. No recall petition may be filed within the first six months of an officer's term, within the final six months of an officer's term, or more than once during the same term of office for the same officer.
Choice
Votes
Share
Yes
882
79.7%
No
225
20.3%
Yes ahead with 79.7%.
Judges
Bradford: Justice of the Peace - 2 Years 10 seats
Candidate
Votes
Share
Lawrence Coffin D
816
12.8%
Monique Priestley D
690
10.8%
Gary Moore R
684
10.7%
Daniel Perry, III R
665
10.4%
Katherine Williams D
637
10.0%
Nicholas Dilorenzo R
618
9.7%
Carole Taylor R
617
9.6%
Joshua Gravlin D
576
9.0%
Jonathan Stimson D
572
8.9%
Nathan Peets R
491
7.7%
Write-ins
33
0.5%
Lawrence Coffin, Monique Priestley, Gary Moore, Daniel Perry, III, Katherine Williams, Nicholas Dilorenzo, Carole Taylor, Joshua Gravlin, Jonathan Stimson and Nathan Peets are unopposed.
Vermont's official results, these figures first read Nov 13, 7:30 AM. Unofficial until certified. This page lists the contests whose names in that file give Bradford as their place; other contests on Bradford voters' ballots, such as school boards and districts, are on Orange County's page.
