Register and VOTE! Rules for North Carolina
 The Last Day to Register to Vote for the 2006 Election is October 13!
One-Stop Early Voting October 19-November 4
Election Day: November 7
- Fill out a Voter Registration form online
- Print out an NC Voter Registration form (in PDF)
- Fill out the form and mail it to your County Board of Elections
- Want to confirm that you're registered?
Check your North Carolina voter registration and your polling place
- Polling place location info
- Absentee voting information from the State Board of Elections
- Request Absentee ballots from your County Board of Elections
- One-Stop Early Voting: October 19-November 4
Vote at County Board of Elections Office and other designated sites
- Voting from Abroad
- Registrarse para voter en Español
Where do you vote?
- To check your Guilford County polling place, click here through the NC Statewide Voter Search.
- Check with the Guilford County Board of Elections.
Voter Qualifications
Voters in North Carolina must meet the following qualifications:
- U.S. Citizen
- 18 years old on election day
- North Carolina resident for 30 days
- Not registered to vote elsewhere
Voter registration in North Carolina is a fairly simple process. State law requires voters to register 25 days before an election. Registration forms are widely available, and can be obtained at county board of elections, libraries, high schools, and through other organizations.
In addition, North Carolina participates in the Motor Voter program, which allows residents to register to vote when they apply for a North Carolina driver's license. Applications are also available at the Democratic Party Headquarters in Raleigh.
For more information on voter registration in North Carolina, please visit the State Board of Elections
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