UNC-Chapel Hill: Election Day Voting Info

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UNC-Chapel Hill: Election Day Voting Information

As a Tar Heel, staying informed and participating in the democratic process is crucial. With Election Day approaching, it's essential to know where and how to cast your vote on campus.

Here's a comprehensive guide to voting on campus at UNC-Chapel Hill:

Voting Locations:

• UNC-Chapel Hill Campus: You can vote at the Carolina Union, located at 300 E Franklin St.
• Orange County Early Voting: If you prefer to vote early, Orange County offers multiple locations for in-person early voting. You can find locations and hours on the Orange County Board of Elections website.

Note: The Carolina Union is open for voting during regular Election Day hours. It's a great location for students who live on campus or are near the center of the campus.

Voter Registration:

• Are you registered to vote? You can check your voter registration status and register to vote online through the North Carolina State Board of Elections website.
• Deadline to Register: The deadline to register to vote in North Carolina is 25 days before the election.

What to Bring:

• Photo ID: You must present a valid photo ID at the polling place. Acceptable forms of ID include your driver's license, passport, or student ID.
• Your Voter Registration Card: Having your voter registration card is helpful but not required.

Voting Hours:

• Election Day: Polling places are open from 6:30 AM to 7:30 PM.

Accessibility:

• Accessible Voting: Voting locations are equipped with accessible voting equipment for voters with disabilities.
• Assistance: If you need assistance with voting, poll workers are trained to provide support.

Important Reminders:

• Be Informed: Research the candidates and issues before you vote.
• Be Prepared: Know your polling place location and arrive early to avoid long lines.
• Be Respectful: Election Day is a time for everyone to participate in the democratic process. Be respectful of other voters and poll workers.

Stay Informed:

• UNC-Chapel Hill Votes: Follow the UNC-Chapel Hill Votes social media accounts for updates on voting information and events.
• Orange County Board of Elections: The Orange County Board of Elections website is the official source for all election-related information, including sample ballots, polling places, and election results.

Make your voice heard and vote! Every vote counts and plays a crucial role in shaping the future of our community.