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The oath is unique to Vermont. It was originally required in the 1777 Vermont Constitution. It was known as the “Freeman’s Oath” until the Inclusive Language Revision Amendment of 1994, when it became the “Voter’s Oath”. The oath simply says that you will vote your conscience and not let anyone tell you how to vote.
