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Upcoming Elections

Primary Election Dates to Remember

Dec. 15: Filing to run for office ends

Jan. 2: Voters can begin requesting absentee ballots

Jan 19: Absentee voting by mail begins. Absentee ballots must be delivered to the Board of Election offices no later than 7:30 pm on Election Day.

Feb. 9: Voter registration and party change deadline

Feb. 15: Early voting begins

Feb. 27: Last day to request an absentee ballot by mail

March 2: Early voting ends

March 5: Primary Election Day 6:30 am to 7:30 pm. 

March 15: County Canvass; official election results available

 

November 5, 2024 Election Day for Presidential and local elections

 

Voting Resources/Forms

What ID Is Required to Vote? 

Use this resource to find out. Link will open a PDF file in a new window.

 

Below are other links to helpful information and resources about voting.

Henderson County Board of Elections

North Carolina State Board of Elections

Transylvania County Board of Elections

Polk County Board of Elections

 

Questions About Voting? Contact the LWVHC Voter Services Chair

 

Information on Election and Absentee Ballot Security

What Happens After You Vote in North Carolina?

A short video that explains the process so that viewers can better understand how this all works in the days leading up to and following an election.

Trust and Verify

FAQ on Why NC Election Results Are Accurate

Video on Election Security

Note: although dates mentioned in the security video refer to the 2020 election the information is otherwise correct.

12 Reasons Absentee Voting is Safe in NC [PDF; will open in a new window

Note: To check the status of your absentee ballot, go to Your Voter Record under the voting tab at the NC Board of elections site ncsbe.gov.

Other Information and Resources About Voting

Ten Things You Can Do to Help People Vote [Link to LWVUS page]

Impact on Issues: Voting Rights  [PDF; will open in a new window.]

Impact on Issues: The Election Process  [PDF; will open in a new window.]

John Lewis: Voting Matters  [YouTube Video will open in a new window.]

Voter Bill of Rights  [PDF; will open in a new window.]

Voting If You've Been Convicted of a Felony  [PDF; will open in a new window.]

Students Voting For Democracy Election Units for 2022

 

Contacting Elected Officials

Here is a list of contact information for Henderson County elected officials at the Federal, State, and Local levels.

Contact List (Will open at PDF in a new window)