Voter Resources
VOTE411.org is a non-partisan online voter guide brought to you by the League of Women Voters Education Fund that provides critical election information. You can use VOTE411.org to register to vote, confirm that your registration is up to date, find your polling place, get early voting information, learn about the candidates, and more.
Be sure to share this resource with others – VOTE411.org offers meticulously researched bilingual (English and Spanish) election information in all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
"I have used the guide since I became an American citizen and started to vote. Thank you for helping me understand the issues important to our community. " – a VOTE411 user
"Was a first-time user and found it easy to use and very helpful in making my choices. I use it almost every day during early voting to point friends/family/voters towards a single location with nonpartisan info… It is indispensable!" – a VOTE411 user
Through VOTE411, you can:
– Register to vote/check your registration
– Check that the Board of Elections has your current address
– See all your voting districts, your election day voting location, and your sample ballot when it becomes available for the upcoming election
– Use the North Carolina Section to learn how to vote absentee by mail, what ID you need to bring with you when you vote, where the early voting locations are for the next election, and more
– Closer to the election, you can enter your address into the Personalized Voting Information section to find out what's on your ballot and to read candidates' responses on the issues
How Votes Are Counted in North Carolina
Be sure to watch our new video that goes into further detail about what happens once the polls close on Election Day – it covers how ballots are counted, what safeguards are in place to prevent double voting, how results become official in the days following an election, and more!
- Important Voting Changes in North Carolina in 2024
- North Carolina, Make Your Voting Plan
- About Election Security in North Carolina
- How Are Hand to Eye Recounts Handled During North Carolina Elections
- What Happens During Canvass in North Carolina
- How Absentee and Early Voting Ballots Are Tabulated in North Carolina
- What Happens to Unused Absentee Ballots in North Carolina
- About Absentee-by-Mail Voting in North Carolina
Questions about voting in North Carolina? Reach out to communications [at] lwvnc.org for assistance.
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