Town Meeting is just beginning to recede in the rearview mirror. When considering what took place in local towns and around Vermont on Tuesday, a few things stand out. 
First, it would appear that turnout was light to moderate.  That wasn’t unexpected, considering there was no presidential primary as there was a year ago.  A primary drives turnout across the state. Without one, turnout historically tends to be lower. That makes election night work a little easier for town clerks, their assistants, and volunteer vote counters.