2016 Primary Election Voter Guide

KEY ELECTION DATES Friday, February 19, 2016

Thursday, March 3, 2016

Tuesday, March 8, 2016 Last day to request a mail-in absentee ballot.

Saturday, March 12, 2016 at 1:00 p.m.

Tuesday, March 15, 2016

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Regular voter registration deadline for the Primary Election. Voter registrationforms must be postmarked or delivered by 5 p.m. Registration is also availableduring the one-stop early voting period (March 3 – 12), subject to ongoinglitigation. Please check the website at for updates. ncsbe.gov

One-stop early voting begins. For locations, check with your county electionsoffice or see .(see pages 11-13) ncsbe.gov

One-stop early voting ends.

Election Day (polls open at 6:30 a.m. and close at 7:30 p.m.)

This Voter Guide is prepared by the State Board of Elections and is paid from residual funds of the NC Public Campaign Fund.

Civilian absentee ballot deadline: Voted absentee ballotsmust be delivered to the appropriate county elections officeby 5:00 p.m. on Election Day. However, such ballots postmarked on or beforeElection Day will be accepted through March 18.

Military absentee ballot deadline: Voted military absentee ballots from votersqualifying under the Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act willbe accepted until 5:00 p.m. on March 21.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION INSIDE!Can’t OBTAIN an acceptable photo ID?

See Page 5 for how you can vote without one.

CONTENTSPage 2: Overview

Page 3: Election Law Changes

Page 4: Voter ID Requirements and Exceptions

Page 10: General Election Judicial Candidates

Page 7: Ballot Request Form

Page 11-13: County Boards of Elections Contact Information

Page 10: NC Public Improvements Bond

4,327,800 copies of this publication were printed at a cost of $166,340 (4 cents each)

STATE BOARD MEMBERS

The State Board of Elections is charged with overall responsibility for administration of elections and campaign �nance law in North Carolina. The Board is composed of members nominated by the N.C. Republican Party and N.C. Democratic Party and appointed by the Governor.

A. Grant Whitney, Jr. (Chair)Rhonda K. Amoroso (Secretary)

James L. BakerDr. Maja Kricker

Joshua D. Malcolm

EXECUTIVE STAFF Kimberly Westbrook Strach, Chief State Election Official & Executive Director

Amy Strange, Deputy Director– Campaign Finance & OperationsVeronica Degraffenreid, Election Preparation & Support Manager

Marc Burris, Information Systems DirectorJackie Hyland, Public Information Officer

Josh Lawson, General Counsel

OVERVIEW OF THIS GUIDE

This Judicial Voter Guide provides information about laws and procedures thatgovern the election of judges to the state's Supreme Court and Court of Appeals.Candidates are listed on page 10. No contest required a primary election. Detailed information and statements from the candidates will be provided in a JudicialVoter Guide issued prior to the 2016 General Election.

About the State Board of Elections

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WHO PAID FOR THIS GUI E D ?

No general tax dollars were spent on printing and shipping this guide. Fundingoriginated from the N.C. Public Campaign Fund, which was endowed by a $3check-off designation on the state tax form and from a $50 surcharge on annualdues paid by members of the N.C. State Bar. The fund was repealed in 2013, but theJudicial Voter Guide will continue to be published until remaining funds areexhausted.

VOTER REGISTRATION

The regular voter registration deadline for the 2016 Primary Election is Friday,February 19. Applicants must ensure that their voter registration forms are post-marked or delivered to the State Board of Elections or their county board of electionsby 5:00 p.m. Registration is also available during the one-stop early voting period thatbegins Thursday, March 3 and ends Saturday, March, 12 at 1:00 p.m. This option iscurrently available due to a temporary court order. For details about registrationor to �nd out more about one-stop early voting options in your county, contact yourcounty board of elections office (see pages 11-13) or visit NCSBE.gov.

Voter Registration forms can be found on the State Board of Electionswebsite at: http://go.usa.gov/cQx5T

Deliver your completed voter registration form to your county board of electionsoffice by 5:00 p.m. on Friday, February 19. County elections office information islocated on pages 11 - 13.

SUMMARY OF RECENT ELECTION LAWCHANGES

Same-Day RegistrationThe regular voter registration deadline is 5:00 p.m. on Friday, February 19. Session Law2013-381 removed the option to register during the one-stop early voting period. However,at the time of this printing, a court has ordered that same-day registration will be available during the one-stop early voting period that begins Thursday, March 3 andends Saturday, March, 12 at 1:00 p.m. The State Board of Elections encourages all votersto register by the regular deadline. For details about registration or to �nd out more aboutone-stop early voting options in your county, contact your county board of elections office(see pages 11 - 13) or visit .NCSBE.gov

PROPER PRECINCT VOTING Individuals may vote at any one-stop early voting location in their county of residence. OnElection Day (March 15), the only way to guarantee in all eligibleyou will participate

thecontests is to appear in assigned polling place based on your residential address as of30 days before Election Day. Session Law 2013-381 required that Election Day votersappear only in their properly assigned precinct location, with a limited exception forcertain voters who failed to report that they had moved within the same county. However,

a court has ordered that voters may appear in any precinctat the time of this printing, within their county of residence on Election Day. Voters who appear outside theirassigned precinct will vote provisional ballots that will only count in contests for whichthe voter is eligible to participate. To check the status of the court order, contact your

NCSBE.govcounty elections office (see pages 11 - 13) or visit . To �nd your assignedhttp://go.usa.gov/cQ5cCprecinct voting location, visit .

Voter ID (pages - )4 6The General Assembly has changed requirements and exceptions regarding the need topresent acceptable photo ID at the polls. Those changes, including new ways to votewithout acceptable photo ID under certain circumstances, are incorporated in the VoterID section of this Judicial Voter Guide on pages 4 - 6. Please carefully review pages 4 - 6for important details.

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Supreme Court Retention ElectionSession Law 2015-66 now allows sitting justices on the N.C. Supreme Court to seek re-electionwithout facing an opponent. This process is called retention election, which requires that amajority votes either “yes” or “no” on whether the sitting justice should remain in office foran additional term. If a majority approves, that justice may serve another eight-year term.If a majority disapproves, the office will be vacant at the expiration of the justice's term,and may be �lled by gubernatorial appointment until the seat is �lled in the next generalelection.

Partisan Indicators for Court of Appeals CandidatesSession Law 2015-292 now provides that ballots indicate the party affiliation of candidatesseeking election to the N.C. Court of Appeals. However, judicial candidates are not selectedthrough a partisan primary and are not nominated by any political party.

VOTING BY PERSONS IN CARE FACILITIESEach county elections office will assemble Multipartisan Assistance Teams (MATs) to assistvoters living in hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, and rest homes with mail-in absenteevoting. MATs are available to voters who need assistance with mail-in absentee voting, butdo not have a near relative or guardian available to help. Care facilities can arrange forMATs visits. For more information, contact your local county elections office (see pages11 - 13).

Voter ID

If you do not have one of the forms of photo IDabove, you can get a free ID from the DMV.

DRIVER LICENSE

DRIVER LICENSE

(unexpired, if there is an expiration date)(unexpired)

(may be expired up to 4 years) (may be expired up to 4 years)

(unexpired, if there is an expiration date) (* see requirements)

what types of photo IDs are ACCEPTABLE?

Most voters must now show acceptable photo ID at the polls. This guide contains informationabout voter ID requirements and exceptions outlined in the law (S.L. 2013-381, S.L. 2014-111,and S.L. 2015-103). You may vote with any of the photo IDs listed below. Free photo IDs areavailable from the Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV). There are ways to vote, even if youcannot obtain acceptable photo ID before the election (see exceptions on page 5).

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For additional information or assistance, please contact the State Board of Elections VoterOutreach Team at 1-866-522-4723 or .VoterOutreach.SBOE@ncsbe.gov

Certain Tribal Enrollment Cards

* Cards issued by North Carolina recognized tribes and approved by the State Board of Electionsare acceptable for voting if they have an expiration date and are unexpired. Cards issued byfederally recognized tribes are acceptable if they have an expiration date and are unexpired, or if they have an issuance date and were issued within eight years.

1. Two documents that prove your age and identity (examples: birth certi�cate, court documents, or tax forms)

2. One document to prove your North Carolina residency (examples: a lease, voter registration card, or utility bill)

3. Your social security number

Step 1: Gather the needed documents and information:

Step 2: Bring these items to any drivers license office or DMV mobileunit, and state that you are there for your free NC Identi�cationCard. DMV locations may be found at www.VoterID.nc.gov.

Need help getting your free nc dmv id card?

VOTING ABSENTEE BALLOT BY MAIL?

Photo ID is not required in order to cast a mail-in absentee ballot. Absentee BallotRequest Forms are available online, at the county board of elections, at all one-stopearly voting locations, and may be submitted until 5:00 p.m. on the Tuesday beforethe date of the election.

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Voter ID Exceptions

A voter claiming that a reasonable impediment prevents him or her from obtainingacceptable photo ID, must:

▪ Complete and sign a Declaration of Reasonable Impediment Form, which describes the impediment. The form must be completed truthfully; completing the form fraudulently is punishable as a Class I felony under G.S. § 163-275(13).

▪ Provide one of the following alternative forms of identi�cation:

▫ The last four digits of his or her social security number and birthdate; OR

▫ A copy of his or her voter registration card; OR

▫ A copy of a utility bill, bank statement, paycheck, government check, or other government document bearing the voter's current name and address.

If a voter fails to provide one of the alternative forms of identi�cation at the polls,the voter may return to his or her county elections office and present the requiredidenti�cation by 12:00 p.m. on Monday, March 21.

Voters who are unable to obtain an acceptable photo ID due to a reasonableimpediment may still vote a provisional ballot at the polls. (Examples of areasonable impediment include but are not limited to the lack of properdocuments, family obligations, transportation problems, work schedule, illnessor disability.)

Declaration of Reasonable Impediment

The voter’s provisional ballot will be counted unless the county board of elections�nds that the declared impediment is factually false, merely denigrates the photoID requirement, or is obviously nonsensical.

Any registered voter of the county may challenge the factual veracity of thedeclared impediment. If a challenge is made, the voter will be provided noticeand an opportunity to be heard by the county board of elections.

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Voter ID RequirementsVoter ID Exceptions (cont.)

OTHER CIRCUMSTANCES?

Additional options exist for voters with a sincerely held religious objection tobeing photographed, voters who are victims of certain declared natural disasters,and newly registered voters who possess a drivers license or non-operatorslicense issued within the United States. For details, visit VoterID.nc.gov.

need help? Have Questions?If you have special needs or circumstances, are havingdifficulty getting the documents you need, or can't getto a DMV office, help is available. Please visitVoterID.nc.gov or contact the Voter Outreach Team at 1-866-522-4723.

Need OfFicial Documents?

If you were born or married in North Carolina, you are eligible for a free birth ormarriage certi�cate for the purpose of obtaining your NC Identi�cation Card forvoting. Contact the NC Office of Vital Records at (919) 733-3000 or yourcounty’s Register of Deeds Office to request a certi�ed copy of your records forvoting purposes. If you were born or married out-of-state, contact that state'svital records office to receive a certi�ed copy.

Over the age of 70?

If you are 70 years of age or older, you may use any acceptable photo ID that hasbeen expired for any length of time, provided the photo ID expired on or after your70th birthday.

State Absentee Ballot Request Form

General InstructionsA person must be a registered voter in his or her North Carolina county ofresidence in order to request an absentee ballot. If not registered to vote in theproper county a person must submit a voter registration application along withthis form. Voter registration applications are available online at www.ncsbe.gov. The deadline to register to vote is 25 days prior to the date of the election.

Completing the Form The voter's full name, residential address, date of birth and an identi�cation number (see Proof of Identi�cation below) must be provided on this form. This information will be used to con�rmyour voter registration. In addition, this form must be signed by the voter or the voter's nearrelative or quali�ed legal guardian.

Who may make a request for an absentee ballot Either the voter or the voter's near relative or quali�ed legal guardian may request an absenteeballot. A "near relative" is de�ned as the voter's spouse, brother, sister, parent, grandparent, child,grandchild, mother-in-law, father-in-law, daughter-in-law, son-in-law, stepparent, or stepchild.

Who may not make a request for an absentee ballot If a registered voter is a patient in any hospital, clinic, nursing home or rest home in this State, itis unlawful for any owner, manager, director, employee, or other person, other than the voter'snear relative or veri�able legal guardian, to request an absentee ballot on behalf of the voter. The voter's county board of elections should be contacted if a voter in a hospital, clinic, nursinghome or rest home in this State needs assistance requesting or voting an absentee ballot.

Updating Voter Information This form may also serve as a voter change form; however, changes in voter registration mayonly be made by the voter.

Proof of IDENTIFICATION If the voter's identi�cation number (NC driver license number, NC DMV‐issued identi�cationcard number, or last four digits of social security number) is not provided, then a copy of oneof the following must be provided along with this request:

Ballot AvailabilityAbsentee balloting materials are mailed to voters once ballots for an election are available. Formost elections, ballots will be available 50 days prior to the date of the election. Absentee ballotsare available 60 days prior to the date of a statewide general election and 30 days prior to thedate of a city or municipal election.

Submitting the form Submit this form to the voter's county board of elections (see pages 11 - 13) no later than5:00 p.m. on the Tuesday before the date of the election. This form may be mailed, faxed,emailed, or delivered in person. Visit ncsbe.gov for the contact information for all countyboards of elections. The status of your absentee request may also be checked on this website.

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(See Reverse Side)

1. A current and valid photo identi�cation.

2. A document that shows the name and residential address of the voter: a current utility bill, bank statement, government check, paycheck, orother government document.

FRAUDULENTLY OR FALSELY COMPLETING THIS FORM IS A CLASS I FELONY UNDER CHAPTER 163 OF THE NC GENERAL STATUTES. 

I am requesting an absentee ballot for the:   on .Election Type (Primary, General, Municipal, Special, etc.)  Election Date 

Voter Information Last Name  First Name  Middle Name Suffix Date of Birth

Home Address (NC Residential Address.)  Mailing Address (If different than home address.) 

City  State  Zip Code City State Zip Code

Have you lived at this address for more than 30 days?    Yes    No  County of Residence Previous Name (if applicable) 

If “No,” indicate the date of your move:   _____ /_____ / _____  You must provide at least one identification number below. (or see instructions) Voter Registration No. Phone (optional)  Email (optional) NC License or ID Number  SSN 

X  X  X  ‐  X  X  ‐ 

Absentee Voting Information Absentee Mailing Address (Where should the ballot be mailed?)  City State  Zip Code

If voter is registered as Unaffiliated and requesting a ballot for a partisan primary, choose a primary ballot preference. Democratic   Republican Libertarian Non‐partisan

If voter is a patient in a hospital, clinic, nursing home or rest home, please indicate whether you will need assistance in marking your ballot.    Yes    No 

If “Yes,” what is the name and address of the hospital or facility: 

If requesting an absentee ballot on behalf of a near relative, list your name, address, contact information and relationship to the voter:Requestor’s Name  spouse  brother /sister parent   grandparent stepparent

 child   grandchild    stepchild   mother‐in‐law   father‐in‐law  son‐in‐law   daughter‐in‐law   legal guardian (First)  (Middle)  (Last)  (Suffix) 

Requestor’s Address  Name of Corporation (If appointed legal guardian) 

City  State  Zip Code Requestor’s Phone Requestor’s Email 

For Military/Overseas Citizens Only (may only be signed by the voter; may not be signed by a near relative/guardian)  Select one of the options below to qualify as a military or overseas voter: 

 Member of the Uniformed Services or Merchant Marine on active duty and currently absent from county of residence or an eligible spouse/dependent.  U.S. citizen residing outside the U.S. temporarily or indefinitely 

Current Address (Address where you are currently stationed or living overseas.) Transmit my ballot by: (Military/Overseas Voters Only)  Mail   Fax   Email 

Fax Number or Email Address

Signature of Voter (voter only)  Signature of Near Relative/Guardian (if applicable)

X X  Date    Date

Visit www.NCSBE.gov to check your voter registration or absentee voting status. V2013.11 

State Absentee Ballot Request FormNorth Carolina 

NC STATE BOARD OF ELECTIONSP. O. BOX 27255 RALEIGH, NC 27611‐7255 

PHONE: 1‐866‐522‐4723 FAX: 919‐715‐0135elections.sboe @ncsbe.gov 

Optional

Candidates for the General Election

NC Supreme Court Associate Justice

Retention ElectionRobert (Bob) Edmunds, Jr.

Seat 1

Bob HunterRichard Dietz

General Election Judicial CandidatesThese candidates will be on the General Election ballot in November and will be featured in the General Election Voter Guide, which will be sent to voters in the fall of 2016.

About the NC Appellate Courts

There is no jury in the Court of Appeals. The 15 judges sit in rotating panels of three,considering errors in legal procedures or in judicial interpretation of the law. If avote is 2-1, the losing party has an automatic right to appeal to the NC Supreme Court.

The NC Supreme Court is the State's highest court. It hears appeals of cases fromthe Court of Appeals and appeals of cases that have imposed the death penalty.There is no further appeal in North Carolina of its decisions, but in limited instances involving federal law, the US Supreme Court may consider appeals from the NCSupreme Court.

Appellate courts hear appeals regarding the decisions made in another court.

The NC Supreme Court has no jury. Its chief justice and six associate justices hearall cases together, as one sitting court. It considers errors in legal procedures or ininterpretation of the law by a lower court.

The NC Court of Appeals hears appeals of all kinds of decisions made by the state’strial courts. It also hears appeals from decisions by administrative agencies.

Abe Jones

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Seat 2

Vince Rozier(REP)(DEM)

(REP)(DEM)

Seat 3

Valerie ZacharyLinda Stephens Rickye McKoy-Mitchell

Seat 4

Phil Berger, Jr.(DEM)(REP)

(REP)(DEM)

referendum on the march 15 ballot (session Law 2015-280 House Bill 943):

The issuance of two billion dollars ($2,000,000,000) State of North Carolina Public ImprovementBonds constituting general obligation bonds of the State secured by a pledge of the faith and credit and taxing power of the State for the purpose of providing funds, with any otheravailable funds, to fund capital improvements and new facilities for the State, including, without limitation, the construction and furnishing of new facilities and the renovation andrehabilitation of existing facilities for, without limitation, the University of North CarolinaSystem, the North Carolina Community College System, water and sewer systems, the State'sNational Guard, the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, attractions and parks,and the Department of Public Safety. Voting will be For or Against.

Connect NC Public Improvement Bond

Court of Appeals Candidates

County Boards of Elections

ALAMANCE115 SOUTH MAPLE STREETGRAHAM, NC 27253336-570-6755

ALEXANDERPO BOX 326TAYLORSVILLE, NC 28681828-632-2990

ALLEGHANYPO BOX 65SPARTA, NC 28675336-372-4557

ANSONPO BOX 768WADESBORO, NC 28170704-994-3223

ASHE150 GOVERNMENT CIRCLE, STE 2100JEFFERSON, NC 28640336-846-5570

AVERYPO BOX 145NEWLAND, NC 28657828-733-8282

BEAUFORTPO BOX 1016WASHINGTON, NC 27889252-946-2321

BERTIEPO BOX 312WINDSOR, NC 27983252-794-5306

BLADENPO BOX 512ELIZABETHTOWN, NC 28337910-862-6951

BRUNSWICKPO BOX 2BOLIVIA, NC 28422910-253-2620

BUNCOMBEPO BOX 7468ASHEVILLE, NC 28802828-250-4200

BURKEP O BOX 798MORGANTON, NC 28680828-764-9010

CABARRUSPO BOX 1315CONCORD, NC 28026704-920-2860

CALDWELLPO BOX 564LENOIR, NC 28645828-757-1326

CAMDENPO BOX 206CAMDEN, NC 27921252-338-5530

CARTERET1702 LIVE OAK ST, SUITE 200BEAUFORT, NC 28516252-728-8460

CASWELLPO BOX 698YANCEYVILLE, NC 27379336-694-4010

CATAWBAPO BOX 132NEWTON, NC 28658828-464-2424

CHATHAMPO BOX 111PITTSBORO, NC 27312919-545-8500

CHEROKEE40 PEACHTREE STREETMURPHY, NC 28906828-837-6670

CHOWAN730 N GRANVILLE STREETEDENTON, NC 27932252-482-4010

CLAY54 CHURCH STHAYESVILLE, NC 28904828-389-6812

CLEVELANDPO BOX 1299SHELBY, NC 28151704-484-4858

COLUMBUSPO BOX 37WHITEVILLE, NC 28472910-640-6609

CRAVEN406 CRAVEN STREETNEW BERN, NC 28560252-636-6610

CUMBERLAND227 FOUNTAINHEAD LANE,SUITE 101FAYETTEVILLE, NC 28301910-678-7733

CURRITUCKPO BOX 177CURRITUCK, NC 27929252-232-2525

DAREP.O. BOX 1000MANTEO, NC 27954252-475-5631

DAVIDSONP O BOX 1084LEXINGTON, NC 27293336-242-2190

DAVIE161 POPLAR ST. SUITE 102MOCKSVILLE, NC 27028336-753-6072

DUPLINPO BOX 975KENANSVILLE, NC 28349910-296-2170

EDGECOMBEPO BOX 10TARBORO, NC 27886252-641-7852

FORSYTH201 N. CHESTNUT STREETWINSTON SALEM, NC 27101336-703-2800

GASTONP O BOX 1396GASTONIA, NC 28053704-852-6005

GATESPO BOX 621GATESVILLE, NC 27938252-357-1780

GRAHAMPO BOX 1239ROBBINSVILLE, NC 28771828-479-7969

GRANVILLEPO BOX 83OXFORD, NC 27565919-693-2515

GREENEPO BOX 583SNOW HILL, NC 28580252-747-5921

GUILFORDP O BOX 3427GREENSBORO, NC 27402336-641-3836

HALIFAXPO BOX 101HALIFAX, NC 27839252-583-4391

HARNETTPO BOX 356LILLINGTON, NC 27546910-893-7553

HAYWOOD63 ELMWOOD WAY,SUITE AWAYNESVILLE, NC 28786828-452-6633

HENDERSONPO BOX 2090HENDERSONVILLE, NC 28793828-697-4970

DURHAMPO BOX 868DURHAM, NC 27702919-560-0700

FRANKLINPO BOX 180LOUISBURG, NC 27549919-496-3898

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County Boards of Elections

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HERTFORDPO BOX 416WINTON, NC 27986252-358-7812

HOKEPO BOX 1565RAEFORD, NC 28376910-875-8751 ext:1550

HYDEPO BOX 152SWAN QUARTER, NC 27885252-926-4194

IREDELL203 STOCKTON ST.STATESVILLE, NC 28677704-878-3140

JACKSON876 SKYLAND DRIVE, SUITE 1SYLVA, NC 28779828-586-7538

JOHNSTONPO BOX 1172SMITHFIELD, NC 27577919-989-5095

LEEPO BOX 1443SANFORD, NC 27331919-718-4646

LENOIRPO BOX 3503KINSTON, NC 28502252-523-0636

LINCOLN115 W. MAIN ST, ROOM 201LINCOLNTON, NC 28092704-736-8480

MACON5 WEST MAIN STFRANKLIN, NC 28734828-349-2034

MADISONPO BOX 142MARSHALL, NC 28753828-649-3731

MARTINPO BOX 801WILLIAMSTON, NC 27892252-789-4317

MCDOWELLPO BOX 1509MARION, NC 28752828-652-7121 ext:342

MECKLENBURGPO BOX 31788CHARLOTTE, NC 28231704-336-2133

MITCHELL11 N MITCHELL AVE,ROOM 108BAKERSVILLE, NC 28705828-688-3101

MONTGOMERYPO BOX 607TROY, NC 27371910-572-2024

MOOREPO BOX 787CARTHAGE, NC 28327910-947-3868

NASHPO BOX 305NASHVILLE, NC 27856252-459-1350

NEW HANOVER230 GOVERNMENT CENTER DR.,SUITE 38WILMINGTON, NC 28403910-798-7330

NORTHAMPTONPO BOX 603JACKSON, NC 27845252-534-5681

JONESPO BOX 263TRENTON, NC 28585252-448-3921

ONSLOW4024 RICHLANDS HWYJACKSONVILLE, NC 28540910-455-4484

ORANGEPO BOX 220HILLSBOROUGH, NC 27278919-245-2350

PAMLICOPO BOX 464BAYBORO, NC 28515252-745-4821

PASQUOTANKPO BOX 1797ELIZABETH CITY, NC 27906252-335-1739

PENDERPO BOX 1232BURGAW, NC 28425910-259-1220

PERQUIMANSPO BOX 336HERTFORD, NC 27944252-426-5598

PERSON331 SOUTH MORGAN STREETROXBORO, NC 27573336-597-1727

PITTPO BOX 56GREENVILLE, NC 27835252-902-3300

POLKPO BOX 253COLUMBUS, NC 28722828-894-8181

RANDOLPH158 WORTH STREET,SHAW BUILDING ASHEBORO, NC 27203336-318-6900

RICHMONDPO BOX 1843 ROCKINGHAM, NC 28380 910-997-8253

ROBESONPO BOX 2159LUMBERTON, NC 28359 910-671-3080

ROCKINGHAMPO BOX 22WENTWORTH, NC 27375 336-342-8107

ROWAN130 W. INNES ST. SALISBURY, NC 28144704-216-8140

RUTHERFORDPO BOX 927 RUTHERFORDTON, NC 28139 828-287-6030

SAMPSON120 COUNTY COMPLEX ROAD SUITE 110CLINTON, NC 28328910-592-5796

SCOTLAND231 EAST CRONLY ST,SUITE 305LAURINBURG, NC 28352 910-277-2595

STANLYPO BOX 1309ALBEMARLE, NC 28002704-986-3647

STOKESPO BOX 34DANBURY, NC 27016336-593-2409

SURRY201 E. KAPP STREETDOBSON, NC 27017336-401-8225

SWAINPO BOX 133BRYSON CITY, NC 28713 828-488-6177

TRANSYLVANIAP O BOX 868BREVARD, NC 28712828-884-3114

TYRRELLPO BOX 449COLUMBIA, NC 27925252-796-0775

UNIONPO BOX 1106MONROE, NC 28111704-283-3809

VANCE300 S. GARNETT ST., STE CHENDERSON, NC 27536252-492-3730

WAKEP O BOX 695RALEIGH, NC 27602919-856-6240

WARRENPO BOX 803WARRENTON, NC 27589252-257-2114

WASHINGTONPO BOX 1007PLYMOUTH, NC 27962252-793-6017

WATAUGAPO BOX 528BOONE, NC 28607828-265-8061

WAYNE209 S. WILLIAM STREETGOLDSBORO, NC 27530919-731-1411

WILKES110 NORTH STREET, RM 315WILKESBORO, NC 28697336-651-7338

WILSONP O BOX 2121WILSON, NC 27894252-399-2836

YADKINPO BOX 877YADKINVILLE, NC 27055336-679-4227

YANCEYPO BOX 763BURNSVILLE, NC 28714828-682-3950

County Boards of Elections (cont.)

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