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Vermont Statutes · § 2013 — False answer as to right to vote Partial official-source snapshot · 2026-09-25. This is the text captured and parsed from the source, not a complete or certified current-law edition. Later amendments may be missing. Printed versions may be prior, future or contingent; their current status is not determined here. Only captured, parsed sections are displayed. Appendices, annotations and source layout may be incomplete. Tables, formatting and annotations may be incomplete. Coverage and gaps .Title 17 · Chapter 035 — Offenses Against the Purity of Elections Previous Next 2013. False answer as to right to vote
A person who knowingly gives a false answer or information to the presiding officer at a local, primary, or general election or to the authority present to decide upon the qualifications of voters, touching a person’s right to vote at such election, shall be fined not more than $200.00.
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History and annotations (Amended 2013, No. 161 (Adj. Sess.), § 1.)
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