North Carolina Democratic Party’s Voter Hotline: 1-833-VOTE4NC (1-833-868-3462)

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Already registered? Check here to make sure all your information is up to date. If your name doesn’t come up, or if your name comes up as listed at an old address, it’s time to register/update your registration.

 

Does your registration still need “repair?” The Board of Elections is requiring a small number of NC voters to “repair” their registrations by providing either their driver’s license number/DMV ID number OR the last four digits of their social security number. Check here to see if you’re on the “repair” list, and, if you are, how you can repair your registration to make sure your vote will be counted in the next election. Voters on the list who do not “repair” their registrations will need to cast provisional ballots.

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Need to register to vote or update your registration?

 

Who can register. To register to vote in North Carolina, you must:

1. Be a U.S. citizen; 

2. Be at least 16 years old to preregister (and 18 by Election Day to VOTE);

3. Have lived in the precinct you’ll be voting in 30 days before Election Day;

4. Not be serving a felony sentence;

5. Not be on probation or parole for a felony conviction (once you’re done with probation or parole for a felony conviction, you’ll need to re-register, even if you were registered before your felony conviction); and

6. Not claim the right to vote in another state.

 

How to register or update your registration. There are three (3) ways:

 

1. Online: Register or update your registration online if you have a North Carolina drivers license or DMV-issued ID card. Click here for instructions.

2. Paper application: Register or update your registration by downloading and printing a paper application and returning it to your county board of elections. Click here for instructions.

3. Register and vote at the same time at an early voting site during early voting. Click here for instructions.

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