VOTE411 and Voter Services
VOTE411 and Voter Services
VOTE411.org is the League of Women Voters' free, nonpartisan one-stop resource for election information.
Voters can enter their address to see the races and candidates on their ballot, compare candidates' responses to League questions, find voting information and make a plan to vote.
Across North Carolina, local League volunteers help make VOTE411 possible by researching races, inviting candidates to participate, and providing voters with timely, accurate election information.
VISIT VOTE411.ORG
VISIT LWVNC'S VOTER RESOURCES
Promote VOTE411 in Your Community
Help More Voters Find VOTE411
League members can help voters find trusted, nonpartisan election information by sharing VOTE411 in their communities, on social media, in newsletters and through local partnerships.
2026 VOTE411 Promotional Resources
- NEW: LWVUS VOTE411 PSAs — Share the latest videos on social media, websites and with community partners.
- NEW: VOTE411 Graphics & Social Media Images — Download ready-to-use graphics for Facebook, Instagram, newsletters and more.
- LWVNC VOTE411 Promotional Toolkit — Access resources created for North Carolina Leagues.
Understand How North Carolina Elections Work
Voting doesn't end the election process. After ballots are cast, North Carolina election officials review results through a process known as canvass before election results become official.
Watch LWVNC's video: What Happens After Election Day?
Help Voters Navigate Election Information
“A poll worker wrote on my ballot. Does that mean my ballot won't count?”
Get the Facts: Election Myths & Misinformation
Confusing or inaccurate information about voting can spread quickly, especially during an election. The League encourages voters to rely on trusted sources and verify election information before sharing it.
Watch: Voting Mythbuster
Does writing by an election official invalidate your ballot? Learn the facts about this and other common election misconceptions.
Want to check more information against trusted resources? Visit our Voter Resources page, VOTE411.org and the NCSBE.
Volunteer with VOTE411
Help Bring VOTE411 to North Carolina Voters
VOTE411 depends on League volunteers across North Carolina. Local League teams identify races and candidates, send candidate questionnaires, follow up with campaigns and help ensure voters have access to the information they need.
Interested in helping? Contact your local League to learn about VOTE411 and Voter Services volunteer opportunities.
Be sure to follow VOTE411 on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.
