North Carolina Board of Elections
Recent News About North Carolina Board of Elections
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Sept. 15: Civilian voter registration deadline for Oct. 10 municipal elections
One week until civilian voter registration deadline for Oct. 10 municipal elections.
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Upcoming voter registration deadline in two weeks
Deadline approaching: Two weeks until mail-in civilian voter registration deadline for Oct. 10 municipal elections.
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Upcoming voter registration deadline next week
Reminder for next week: Military and overseas mail-in voter registration deadline for Sept. 12 municipal elections.
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Reminder: Two weeks until civilian voter registration deadline for Oct. 10 municipal elections
Two weeks left: Civilian voter registration deadline for Oct. 10 municipal elections.
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Upcoming voter registration deadline in two weeks
Deadline approaching: Two weeks until military and overseas mail-in voter registration deadline for Sept. 12 municipal elections.
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Upcoming voter registration deadline in four weeks
Four weeks until mail-in civilian voter registration deadline for Oct. 10 municipal elections.
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Aug. 23: Mail-in civilian voter registration deadline for Sept. 12 municipal elections
Deadline approaching: One day until mail-in civilian voter registration deadline for Sept. 12 municipal elections.
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Reminder: Four weeks until civilian voter registration deadline for Oct. 10 municipal elections
Deadline approaching: Four weeks until civilian voter registration deadline for Oct. 10 municipal elections.
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One day until civilian voter registration deadline for Sept. 12 municipal elections
It's tomorrow: Civilian voter registration deadline for Sept. 12 municipal elections.
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Aug. 23: Mail-in civilian voter registration deadline for Sept. 12 municipal elections
One week until mail-in civilian voter registration deadline for Sept. 12 municipal elections.
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Upcoming voter registration deadline in four weeks
Four weeks until military and overseas mail-in voter registration deadline for Sept. 12 municipal elections.
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One week until civilian voter registration deadline for Sept. 12 municipal elections
Deadline approaching: One week until civilian voter registration deadline for Sept. 12 municipal elections.
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Reminder: Two weeks until mail-in civilian voter registration deadline for Sept. 12 municipal elections
Two weeks left: Mail-in civilian voter registration deadline for Sept. 12 municipal elections.
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Two weeks until civilian voter registration deadline for Sept. 12 municipal elections
Two weeks until civilian voter registration deadline for Sept. 12 municipal elections.
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Reminder: Four weeks until mail-in civilian voter registration deadline for Sept. 12 municipal elections
Deadline approaching: Four weeks until mail-in civilian voter registration deadline for Sept. 12 municipal elections.
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Aug. 18: Civilian voter registration deadline for Sept. 12 municipal elections
Four weeks to go: Civilian voter registration deadline for Sept. 12 municipal elections.
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Judge’s ruling rejecting mail ballot signature matching belies 'common sense approach' to ensuring election security: election law expert
A judge’s rejection of a North Carolina Republican Party (NCGOP) appeal over signature verification by county election officials on mail ballots undermines a “commonsense approach” to enforcing state law, says an executive with a public interest law firm.
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Conservative analyst blasts North Carolina governor's veto to ban private money in election administration
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper’s veto of legislation banning election officials from accepting private donations to underwrite the administration of elections has one conservative elections analyst questioning his motives.
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North Carolina mail-in ballot deadline now handed off to Supreme Court
North Carolina officials continue to disagree over the deadline for accepting mail-in ballots this year, and the U.S. Supreme Court may finally hand down an executive decision.
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Governor appoints two Republicans to North Carolina elections board after abrupt resignations
After two Republican members of the state board of Elections abruptly resigned, two new GOPers were appointed to fill the vacancies.