VOTE411 and Voter Services

VOTE411 and Voter Services

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The League of Women Voters has long been a trusted source of objective and nonpartisan election information. Since 2006, VOTE411.org has served tens of millions of voters, in English and Spanish. By entering their home address on VOTE411.org, voters can see what’s on their ballot, check their voter registration status, find their Election Day polling place, learn about early voting hours and locations, compare candidate responses to League questions, and much more! Behind the scenes, LWVNC members work to get the most up-to-date election information – including candidates' questionnaires – on the site in a timely manner. Want to be part of our VOTE411 team of volunteers? Contact your local League.
  

During the 2022 primary:

  • 12 participating leagues in North Carolina covered 30 counties, 240 races, and about 800 candidates (524 responded; 276 invited/no response)
  • 66% of the invited candidates participated in VOTE411. Of these, 64% of candidates who won their primary race (199) had responded to VOTE411.
  •  47,767 unique users were assisted during 53,621 website sessions. (Compare these numbers to the 2018 midterm primary, when 31,296 unique visitors used the site over the course of 34,437 website sessions.) 

Our statistics show that 58-64% of users use the site in the final week before an election. 

Be sure to follow VOTE411 on TwitterInstagram, and Facebook

And be sure to visit our Voter Resources page

VOTE411 PSA

“VOTE411.org makes finding your polling location a breeze with customizable voting tools. But, it doesn’t stop there at making sure your voting experience is equipped with all the proper knowledge. The League’s site provides sample ballots to show voters what to expect on election day. In addition, it includes detailed information on all candidates and amendments to be voted upon and even provides calendars of voting-related events such as candidates’ public addresses and forums.” – Outer Banks Coastal Life 

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North Carolina

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