GREENSBORO, N.C. — If you've already voted, you should check our absentee or early vote while you can, knowing if you had to, you have time to fix it on Election Day and be counted.
Here's why. 2WTK got a call yesterday from someone who said:
“….some absentee ballots were accepted, but then rejected later and folks either missed the letter telling them or the Ballottrax system wasn’t updated to show it had been rejected.”
So here's what you can to do, if you voted absentee or early voted, you can use the voter tool to see where your ballot is.
Start on The North Carolina State Board of Elections Page--> Click the
Registering --> Find the Checking your Registration box and click --> Use the Voter Search Tool--> Fill in your information --> Click your name when it pops up on the next screen--> Look in the bottom left for ABSENTEE BALLOT -->You’ll see the day you voted if it was valid and accepted
Just to clarify, you’re considered absentee whether you mailed-in a ballot or go to early voting. In reality, you are absent from the polls on Election Day.