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Everything is on the line in North Carolina this year.

North Carolina has a critical election this year, including for our next governor and state legislators. Mark Robinson, the likely Republican nominee for governor, and leaders of our state legislature are hellbent on eliminating access to reproductive health care, which we know will have a disproportionate impact on LGBTQ+ people, Black, Latino & Indigenous people, those living with low incomes, young people, and folks in rural areas. Their end goal is to eliminate abortion access in our state entirely. We must show up to stop them and protect our freedoms by voting this year. 

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Your vote couldn't be more important.

  • The governor's seat is on the ballot. It is critical we have a governor, like Josh Stein, who will veto any attacks against our reproductive freedom. 
  • All 170 seats in the state legislature are on the ballot. If there are enough anti-abortion state legislators in the General Assembly, they can vote to ban abortion and override the governor's veto (just like they already did with the 12-week ban).
  • There is one state Supreme Court seats on the ballot. The justice elected to this line will be the last line of defense against attacks on personal freedom and abortion access.

Together we can make sure they do not get this power. Register to vote. Get informed.

Register to vote

The deadline to register to vote in the November 5th primary election is October 11. If you miss the deadline, you can same-day register during the early voting period.

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Check out the pro-reproductive freedom candidates we're working to elect!

We believe that every person should have the freedom to decide if, when, and how they have children without politicians interfering. It is imperative that we reject any candidate who cannot uphold these fundamental truths. 

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Make a plan to vote

In North Carolina, you can vote by mail, early vote in-person, or vote on Election Day. 

Make a plan to decide what's best for you!

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Voting in NC? You'll need a photo ID now!

This year, North Carolina voters will be asked to provide a photo ID to vote. For most voters, this will mean showing your North Carolina driver's license. However, many different kinds of identification are accepted. Double-check the list of acceptable photo IDs before heading to the polls.

Accepted Photo IDs for Voting

Important Dates for the 2024 General Election:

Voter Registration Deadline

If you miss this deadline, you can still register in-person on the same day you vote.

In-Person Early Voting

You can register to vote at an early voting site during this period.

Deadline to Submit Absentee Ballot Request

For if you want to vote by mail.

Election Day

Polls will be open between 6:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m. If you are in line to vote by 7:30 p.m., your ballot will be counted.

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