Visit Vote411.org for all the election information you need.
Here are some helpful links to the NC State Board of Elections, the SC Election Commission, and the GA Secretary of State Office’s Elections Division where you can find information on voting, registering, contact information, and other helpful information.
Tuesday, November 8, 2022. For the next election dates, please refer to your state’s election website (linked above).
North Carolina
The voter registration deadline is 25 days before Election Day in NC. If you still need to register to vote after the voter registration deadline, you may do so at “Early, One-Stop Voting” in NC. At “One-Stop Voting,” you can register to vote and cast your ballot at the same time. See Early Voting information below.
If you are unsure if you are registered or need to check your voter registration, you can check here.
South Carolina
The deadline to register to vote in person SC is 30 days prior to the election. You can check your voter registration here.
You can register online, access the voter registration form to send by mail/email/fax, or find information on registering in person in SC here.
Georgia
You can check your voter registration here, and you can find information on registering to vote online or download the GA voter registration application here.
North Carolina
Any registered voter or eligible individual may cast a ballot/register to vote during the early voting period at any early voting site in their county. They may also update their address and name in the same counties. Unregistered voters may register to vote early in-person by proving their residency. The following documents can be used: a valid NC driver’s license, current government-issued ID with the voter’s current address, or a current college/university photo ID with proof of their campus address. You can find more information on same-day registration and the documentation required here.
You can find your early voting sites in your county here.
Top 10 Tips for early voters in NC from the State Board of Elections.
South Carolina
South Carolina offers Absentee-in-Person Voting. For early voting including times and locations, learn more here.
Any voter can visit an early voting center located in their county. You will be asked to present a photo ID when checking in.
Georgia Georgia offers in-person early voting for elections beginning 3 weeks prior to election day, including 2 Saturdays. You can find information on advanced voting locations in your county here.
North Carolina
To vote absentee-by-mail in NC, you must fill out an application to request your absentee ballot. Registered voters may request a ballot through the online Absentee Ballot Request Portal or fill out a North Carolina Absentee Ballot Request Form and return it to their county board of elections. Not all municipalities offer absentee-by-mail voting.
Want to track your ballot through the mail? Visit the BallotTrax portal.
South Carolina
In-Person Absentee Voting is no longer authorized by law in SC. Visit this website to see who is still eligible to vote absentee, how to vote absentee, and how to track the status of your absentee request.
To request an absentee ballot, voters should complete an absentee ballot application and return the absentee ballot application to their county registration office. Absentee ballot applications can be returned by mail, fax, email (as an attachment), or in-person to the local County Board of Registrar’s Office. You can find information on Absentee Voting here.
North Carolina
Any registered voter may vote on Election Day at their assigned polling place in their county. You can look up your precinct here. Polling places are open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Election Day. Any voter in line at 7:30 p.m. will be able to vote.
Voter ID: Currently, voters are not required to show ID to vote in NC. Please check this page for updates, as the issue is still pending in court.
Here are NC’s Top 10 Tips for Election Day Voting.
South Carolina
You can find your precinct here. Polling places are open from 7:00am to 7:00pm on Election Day. Anyone in line at 7:00pm will be allowed to vote.
When voting in person, you will be asked to show one of the following photo ID’s at your polling location: Your SC driver’s license, SC DMV ID Card, SC Voter Registration card with photo, Federal Military ID, or a US Passport.
Georgia
You can find information on polling locations here. You will need a government-issued photo ID to vote. You can find information on acceptable forms of ID here.
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