Yes. One notary public or two witnesses must be in your presence when you mark your absentee ballot. They should only observe you marking your ballot, not how you vote.

Yes, you can vote in person instead of completing and submitting your mail-in ballot. Be sure to spoil your mail-in ballot by marking across it before discarding it.

You are required to provide your North Carolina residential address, which is the place to which, when you are absent, you intend to return. If you are homeless or live

The ballot must be mailed.

Yes, if your child is a registered North Carolina voter. The request form must include all required information, including the voter’s drivers license number or the last four digits of

Yes. Your near relative or verifiable legal guardian may request a ballot for you. A near relative is your Spouse Brother Sister Parent Grandparent Child Grandchild Mother-in-law Father-in-law Daughter-in-law Son-in-law

Once you have requested your absentee ballot, you can track its status from printed to accepted by signing up online for status notifications through BallotTrax.

No. North Carolina voters are not required to provide or show a photo ID.

County boards of elections begin mailing absentee ballots to eligible voters who submitted an absentee ballot request form by September 9, 2022. After that date, you should receive your absentee ballot within about

No. State law does not permit voters to fax or email absentee ballot requests.