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Voter Guide: What You Should Know For 2019 November Election

Polls are open Tuesday, November 5 from 6:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.

GREENSBORO, N.C. — Election Day 2019 is here as voters head to the polls on Tuesday, November 5 to decide who will be their municipal representative. There are also some cities with bonds on the ballot.

Polls are open Tuesday, November 5 from 6:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m. 

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ARE YOU REGISTERED TO VOTE?

Are you registered to vote? To check your registration, Go HERE. This "Voter Lookup" tool will give you all of your registration information, including the districts you reside in for Congress, state House and Senate, Superior Court, county commission and board of education, among others. It will also show your Election Day polling place. 


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HOW TO VOTE IN NORTH CAROLINA 

North Carolina voters have a number of voting options – absentee by-mail, in-person early voting and Election Day, as well as military and overseas absentee voting. Absentee by-mail voting 

Any registered N.C. voter may request and absentee ballot by mail by filling out the State Absentee Ballot Request Form. The voter’s county board of elections will then mail the voter a ballot, which the voter completes and has witnessed according to instructions. The voter then returns the voter ballot to his or her county board of elections. In-person early voting and Early voting allows any registered voter to cast an absentee ballot in person on select days before Election Day. During early voting, registered voters may vote at any early voting site in their county of residence. Eligible individuals who missed the regular registration deadline may also register and vote during the early voting period (also called same-day registration). Same-day registrants must fill out a registration form and attest to their eligibility to vote and provide proof of residence (N.C. driver license, other government-issued photo ID, current utility bill, bank statement or government document showing name and address, or a current college/university photo ID card paired with proof of campus habitation). 

HOW TO FIND ELECTION RESULTS

You can find the results on:

How to Use the Electronic Voting Machine

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Explaining Voter ID--You'll Need it In 2020

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