Voter Registration

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https://www.ncsbe.gov/Voters/Registering-to-Vote

The State Board of Elections and N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles now offer certain online voter registration services for existing DMV customers


If you are a DMV customer with a N.C. driver’s license or DMV-issued ID, you may now register to vote or change certain parts of your registration online.

Using this service existing DMV customers may register to vote, update their voter registration address, or update their party affiliation. They may not change their name.

This is a standalone service that does not require the user to complete a DMV transaction (such as duplicate or license renewal) at the same time.

There is no fee for voter registration services.

Voter registration applications submitted fewer than 25 days before an election will not be processed until after the election. You may still register to vote in person using same-day registration in your county during the early voting period.

Registering to Vote in North Carolina
To register to vote in North Carolina, a person must meet the qualifications to vote and complete a voter registration application.

N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles customers may also register to vote and update their registrations (except name change) here. For more information and a link to the service, see “Online Voter Registration” section.

More info at the link.

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ETA: Statewide voter registration statistics

Democratic: 2,536,382
Republican: 2,106,546
Green: 2,551
Constitution: 3,671
Libertarian: 41,227
Unaffiliated: 2,346,296
White: 4,650,899
Black: 1,497,174
American Indian: 54,359
Other: 834,241
Hispanic: 219,549
Male: 3,054,001
Female: 3,608,871
Total: 7,036,673

Updated 9.5.2020

Democratic: 2,549,307
Republican: 2,134,217
Green: 2,813
Constitution: 3,966
Libertarian: 42,312
Unaffiliated: 2,368,123
White: 4,655,299
Black: 1,498,141
American Indian: 54,530
Native Hawaiian: 23
Other: 892,745
Hispanic: 220,845
Male: 3,059,614
Female: 3,613,135
Total: 7,100,738


Updated 9.12.2020
https://vt.ncsbe.gov/RegStat/Results/?date=09%2F12%2F2020

Democratic: 2,552,636
Republican: 2,141,306
Green: 2,880
Constitution: 4,030
Libertarian: 42,591
Unaffiliated: 2,374,167
White: 4,656,519
Black: 1,498,418
American Indian: 54,587
Native Hawaiian: 33
Other: 908,053
Hispanic: 221,181
Male: 3,061,144
Female: 3,614,236
Total: 7,117,610

Updated 10.01.2020
Reporting Period 09/26/2020
https://vt.ncsbe.gov/RegStat/Results/?date=09%2F12%2F2020
Reflects no change from previous report.

Democratic: 2,552,636
Republican: 2,141,306
Green: 2,880
Constitution: 4,030
Libertarian: 42,591
Unaffiliated: 2,374,167
White: 4,656,519
Black: 1,498,418
American Indian: 54,587
Native Hawaiian: 33
Other: 908,053
Hispanic: 221,181
Male: 3,061,144
Female: 3,614,236
Total: 7,117,610

NC Board of Elections
The early voting period runs from Thursday, October 15, 2020 to Saturday, October 31, 2020, but dates and hours may vary based on where you live.

North Carolina Contact Information
If you have any questions about this election or the voting process please contact us.

Physical Address: Third floor 430 N. Salisbury St. , Raleigh, NC, 27603
Mailing Address: PO Box 27255, Raleigh, NC, 27611-7255
Phone: [phone] | [phone] (toll free)
Fax: [phone]

North Carolina Absentee Ballot Request Portal

This portal provides a secure way to request an absentee by mail ballot which will be mailed to you. If you are active military, the spouse or dependent of an active military service member or you are a US citizen outside the United States, the portal offers a way to request and return your Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act (UOCAVA) ballot.

https://votebymail.ncsbe.gov/app/home

ETA October 1, 2020
NBC News Reports that...

In North Carolina, Republicans added a net 83,785 voters between this March's presidential primary and the final week of September, while Democrats added 38,137 and other voters jumped 100,256. During the same period in 2016, Republicans added 54,157 registrants, Democrats added 38,931 and others 140,868. In 2016, Trump carried North Carolina by 173,315 votes.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2020-election/trump-s-winning-voter-registration-battle-against-biden-key-states-n1241674

[steventh]

1. Thanks. This is good to know info.

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