What's New?

• 2012 Annual Training for County Officials will be held on April 4th & 5th at the Sheraton in Durham. Registration and other information is available here.

• Redistricting Maps - view 2011 Congressional, NC Senate and NC House changes. Enter an address to compare new and previous districts.
  NC General Assembly Redistricting page - maps & data

• 2012 Candidate Filing: Begins 2/13/2012 (12pm) and ends 2/29/2012 (12pm). Click here for forms and other information.
  
  
• December 12-13, 2011 Election Directors Conference: For Agenda, Presentations, and other information Click Here. (PDF versions of presentations and documents will be available in the "Print Versions" folder.)

• STATUTE CHANGES NOT IN 2009 LAW BOOK: As you are aware, after 2010, SBOE did not publish a new election law book. Currently, it appears that the General Assembly may consider additional election law changes in its September 12th Session and other 2011 Sessions that may be called. Therefore, it might be premature to print a new election law book at this time until the 2011 changes appear more solidified. To view a listing of the 2010 changes made to Chapter 163 and the 2011 changes made as of September 8, 2010 Click Here.
  
  
• SEPTEMBER 2011 - Citizen Voter Registration Awareness Month in North Carloina: For a report of High School Voter Registrations by county, Click Here.
  
  
• 2011 & 2012 CONFERENCE & TRAINING DATES

• CAMPAIGN FINANCE MANUAL: The Campaign Finance Manual is available online. To view the latest manual and other Campaign Finance Forms click on the links below:
  

  • 2010 Campaign Finance Manual
  • Campaign Finance Reporting Forms
  • Campaign Finance Reporting Schedules
    
    


• PHOTOS: Thank you to everyone who submitted photos for the display at the December 2009 Conference (click here).

In The News

Mock Elections prepare voters for new machines, laws. ElectionlineWeekly 1/12/2012

NASS Releases Voting Guide to the 2012 Presidential Primaries.
Download the NASS Voting Guide.

Voters want information online, but will they find it? ElectionlineWeekly 12/08/2011
If you live in Indiana, Louisiana, Maryland, Minnesota, North Carolina, North Dakota, Rhode Island, Utah, Virginia, or Wisconsin, you are in luck. These states’ election websites offer all of the recommended look-up tools applicable to voters in their states: polling place location, registration status, ballot information, absentee ballot status and provisional ballot status.
Voters in these 10 states literally have some of the most important election information at their fingertips – they can go online 24-hours a day, access personalized ballot information, verify they are registered to vote at their current address, find their polling place, and check to see if their absentee ballot has been received or if a provisional ballot has been counted.

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