One-Stop Early Voting: TODAY through November 1st.

Make sure your vote counts. Vote early.

You can go to any early vote location in your county .
Look up the location nearest you.

Watch this important video from Barack and Joe about Early Voting.

Visit the North Carolina Election FAQs Center

Are you a student? Visit the NC Student Vote Center to find your campus One-Stop Early Voting location.

We’ve heard a lot of people ask if their One-Stop Early Vote will count on Election Day. The answer is yes. 100%. Definitely. All votes cast during One-Stop Early Voting will be counted just like votes cast on Election Day. Read stories from other North Carolinians who have already cast their vote for Barack HERE.

ONE-STOP EARLY VOTING: You can vote early.
You can even register and vote all at the same time. It's One-Stop Early Voting and it's easy, even if you have never voted before.

You have to vote for President separately.

If you vote ONLY for a straight party ticket, then you haven’t voted for President. Start by voting Barack Obama for president, and then continue voting.

What do I need to bring to vote early?

If you are not yet registered to vote

You can register to vote and cast your ballot for Barack Obama at a One-Stop Early voting location in your county from Oct 16th through Nov 1st. To register to vote you must bring one of these items that shows your name and address:
~a North Carolina driver's license -or-
~ a utility, phone (home or cell) or cable TV bill -or-
~a bank or credit card statement -or-
~a Government document (passport, Government issued photo ID, birth certificate, hunting fishing, or gun license, property tax or other bill, vehicle registration, naturalization document, public housing or social security agency document, government check, invoice or letter) -or-
~a paycheck or W2 -or-
~a student ID, plus a school document with your name and address

If you are registered to vote

You can vote early for Barack Obama at a One-Stop Early voting location in your county from Oct 16th through Nov 1st.
First-time voters should bring one of the following documents:

~a valid and current photo ID -or-
~a current utility bill -or-
~a bank statement -or-
~a Government check, paycheck, or other government document -or-
~a student ID