Nov 3 is Election Day: Quick Reference Guide to Voting and Resources
Election Day is approaching quickly.
Read below for some important reminders and resources.
November 3 is Election Day! Here is a quick reference guide to help you get ready to vote.
What's at Stake
Key votes on NC Supreme Court Justice; U.S. Senate and House; representatives in the NC General Assembly; judges; important local offices; and potential changes to the NC Constitution.
We Encourage You to Make a List!
Check your registration at ncvoter.org/reg. Very important: preview your sample ballot. Research candidates from trusted sources, and make sure you understand the proposed constitutional amendments. Vote early and in person if possible. Take your photo ID. No ID? Ask a poll worker for an ID Exception Form.
Mark Your Calendars
October 9, 5 pm: Deadline for voter registration
October 15 through 31: Early voting at any county election site
October 15, 8 am: Join Pastor Nancy and the Poor People's Campaign for a March to the Polls at Fulfilled Promise Tabernacle, 320 Bledsoe Avenue, Raleigh 27601
October 17: No Kings Early Voting Rally (mobilize.us/nokings/event/1039895)
November 3: Election Day. You must vote in your assigned precinct.
A Few Key Resources and Basic Voting Information
Constitutional amendments: community leaders have concerns. Three Proposed Amendments to the NC Constitution
Six Ways to Support Democracy: information on rallies, a vigil, and opportunities for volunteering
Repairers of the Breach marches to the polls: breachrepairers.org
Rides to the Polls
If you need a ride to a polling place or would be willing to drive a fellow Pullen member to the polls, contact Robin Morris at 919-349-4646 or robin4918@outlook.com.
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