Voter Engagement

As trusted community institutions serving underrepresented populations, health centers play a vital role in community empowerment. Registering patients to vote and encouraging them to go to the polls is yet another way health centers can help to empower members of their communities.

PLEASE NOTE: The requirement to show a photo ID for voting and other associated laws has been struck down by a Federal court. Photo ID is not required to vote.

We’ve created a set of social media images around NC General election voting for you. They are attached here, and they are also on our voter engagement webpage here. When adding captions to each image, make sure to link to the appropriate resource from the NCSBE. Those links are included below.

1. 1. Dates and Deadlines
   2. Voter Status https://vt.ncsbe.gov/RegLkup/
   3. Early Voting https://www.ncsbe.gov/voting/vote-early-person AND two tools for requesting then tracking ballots are here: https://www.ncsbe.gov/voting/vote-mail/absentee-ballot-tools
   4. Mail-in voting https://www.ncsbe.gov/voting/vote-mail

Election Day https://www.ncsbe.gov/voting/vote-person-election-day

Some graphics follow specific to absentee voting (pink background) and generally about voting in NC in 2020 (black background). Feel free to download and use.

How to Vote by Mail – update (zip file)

or individual images follow.

Important Links for North Carolina Voters

• North Carolina State Board of Elections
• Two new tools for requesting and tracking absentee / by mail ballots
• You Can Vote NC
• NC League of Women Voters