Voting Is the
American Way.
Safe. Secure. Trusted. By North Carolinians Like You.
Vote Early In Person With Your ID
October 17th – November 2nd
Election Day
Tuesday, November 5th
How to Request an
Absentee Ballot
As a registered North Carolina voter, you can
choose to request an absentee-by-mail ballot.
When you send your request to your county board of elections office, your ballot will be mailed to the address you provide when ballots are available for the election. VOTER ALERT: The deadline to request an absentee ballot is 5:00 PM on Tuesday, October 29th.
Request Your Absentee BallotCheck the NCSBE website for more information about absentee-by-mail voting
Where and When You Can
Vote Early
Voting early in person is a safe, secure, and trusted option to exercise your voting right.
Use this interactive map to find a list of the early voting locations and times in your county of residence.
Because early voting times vary by day and location, please check the NCSBE website for the most up-to-date information for the voting location you choose to visit.
North Carolina State Board of ElectionsVOTER ALERT: In-person early voting locations for the 2024 general election will be updated at a later date once the locations are finalized.
IMPORTANT 2024
Dates to Remember
The November general election will be here before you know it. Have your voting plan in place to
ensure you don’t miss the opportunity to exercise your right to vote. Voting is the American way.
2024 General Election Voting Dates & Deadlines
Tuesday, September 24th
County boards of election begin mailing absentee ballots to eligible voters who submitted an absentee ballot request form
Friday, October 11th (5PM)
Voter registration deadline
Thursday, October 17th
In-person early voting begins; same-day registration available
Tuesday, October 29th (5PM)
Absentee ballot request deadline
Saturday, November 2nd (3PM)
In-person early voting ends
Tuesday, November 5th
General Election Day
Tuesday, November 5th (7:30PM)
Absentee ballot return deadline
Check the NCSBE website for more information about absentee-by-mail voting
VOTER ALERT: The information contained here should not be construed as official information or the official absentee ballot portal. Users are encouraged to visit the NCSBE website to ensure the accuracy of all important dates, rules, and requirements regarding voting.
Who We Are
Secure the Vote NC is a project of American Majority
Action-North Carolina and partner organizations.
