Vermont Summary Ballot Report and Certification is a document prepared by the State of Vermont that provides a summary of all votes cast in an election. This report is used to certify the accuracy of the votes cast in the election, and to ensure that all votes are counted and reported accurately. There are two types of Vermont Summary Ballot Reports and Certification: the General Election Summary Report and Certification and the Primary Election Summary Report and Certification. The General Election Summary Report and Certification includes the total number of votes cast, as well as the number of votes cast for each candidate. The Primary Election Summary Report and Certification includes the total number of votes cast, as well as the number of votes cast for each party. Both reports also include the total number of spoiled ballots and the total number of valid ballots. Both the General Election Summary Report and Certification and the Primary Election Summary Report and Certification are signed by the Secretary of State and the Town Clerk, and are used to certify the accuracy of the election results.