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Registration Repairs Needed for 70,000 NC Voters Ahead of 2026 Election
As we near the end of 2025, State Board of Election data says that there are still over 70,000 potential voters who need to repair their registrations. That includes approximately:
- 700 in Orange County
- 3600 in Durham County
- 650 in Chatham County
While some of these voters may have moved, many of them are eligible to vote in the 2026 statewide primary and election. Please check your registration at Vote411.org and encourage others to do so. Anyone whose name is on the registration repair list should follow the instructions How do I Repair My Registration? on this page to provide their NC driver’s license/DMV ID number or the last four digits of their Social Security number. A repaired registration will ensure they can vote a regular ballot rather than a provisional ballot.
Vote411.org
Since 2006, vote411.org -- made possible by the LWV Education Fund -- has served tens of millions of voters in both English and Spanish. By entering your home address on the site, you can see what’s on your ballot, check your voter registration status, find your election day polling place, learn about early voting hours and locations, compare candidate responses to League questions, and much more. Behind the scenes, LWV members work to get the most up-to-date election information – including candidates' questionnaires – on the site in a timely manner.
Voter Identification Requirements
For the most up-to-date information, see the North Carolina State Board of Elections Voter ID information.
Orange, Durham, and Chatham County Election Information
- Orange County Board of Elections - Election Information
- Durham County Board of Election - Current Elections
- Chatham County Board of Elections
Cary residents who live in Durham or Chatham counties should refer to the appropriate county information.
Vote Counting and Reporting
The NC Board of Elections provides 9 Facts About the Vote Counting and Reporting Process in NC. See also our Voter Services/Protection information.
Contact Your Representatives
Contact your US and NC representatives and express your views on issues.
United States Congress:
- United States Senate - Contacting US Senators
- United States House of Representatives - Directory of Representatives
North Carolina General Assembly:
You can also search NC.gov's My Elected Representatives site.
County officials:
