Early Voting Is Open October 16 - November 1

Let’s show up. Let’s vote. Let’s make our voices heard.

Local leaders set the policies that shape our neighborhoods — from transportation and infrastructure to public safety and community investment.

On Tuesday, November 4, 2025, local and municipal elections across North Carolina will decide how we invest in our communities.

Here’s how you can act now:

Confirm Your Voter Status

If you’re already registered, double-check your registration HERE. It takes less than two minutes to register if you aren’t.

Vote Early (In Person)

Early voting is happening NOW and runs through Saturday, November 1, 2025 (closing at 3:00 p.m. on Nov 1). Voting early can help you avoid Election Day crowds, schedule conflicts, or bad weather. Click here for more information.

Mark Election Day — November 4, 2025

If you can’t vote early, be sure to cast your ballot on Election Day. Polls will be open at your assigned precinct. Click here to find your polling location.

Stay Informed — Know What’s On the Ballot

Please see this Voter Guide as a resource.

Help Get Out the Vote

Encourage friends, family, and neighbors to check their registration.
Share information about early voting locations and hours.
Offer or request rides to polling places.
Volunteer at your local polling site or with nonpartisan voter outreach groups.

Make a Plan

Decide when and where you will vote.
Bring required ID (photo ID is required in North Carolina).
If you’re voting by mail / absentee, please see here for more information: https://www.ncsbe.gov/voting/vote-mail.

November’s outcome will shape your community’s direction for years to come. So make your voice heard!