Voters will now be asked to present a valid photo identification when voting in person. If you do not have a valid photo ID card, you may obtain one from your county board of elections prior to the election, through the end of the early voting period.

If you do not have a valid photo ID card on Election Day, you may still vote and have your vote counted by signing an affidavit of reasonable impediment (or “Photo ID Exception Form”) as to why you have not presented a valid photo ID. The Exception Form can also be used if you have a religious objection to being photographed or are a victim of a recently declared natural disaster.

As an alternative, if you don’t have your ID when you vote, you can still vote and then bring your valid photo ID to your county board of elections by 5 p.m. on the ninth day after Election Day (or the sixth day after Election Day for September or October local elections).

If you vote by mail, then you must include a photocopy of a valid photo ID when returning your ballot. You may also complete the Absentee Photo ID Exception Form that is provided with your absentee ballot materials.

A list of all types of ID that can be used for voting is available on the State Board of Elections Voter ID webpage. For information on how to get a free ID, see Get a Free Voter Photo ID.

 7 Key Points on Voter ID

Voter Photo ID Requirements

 Acceptable Forms of Voter ID

Campaign Finance instructions for reporting

https://www.ncsbe.gov/campaign-finance/reporting-schedules

https://www.ncsbe.gov/campaign-finance

All Campaigns are required to attend the Mandatory Finance Training either online or in person.

The Classes take up to 4 hours for the training.

Please go to the page below.

 Calendar of Events | NCSBE

These are the current State approved districts for State wide offices.

The redistricting has been completed There were changes in the maps for districts 2 & 3

 There were also some voters moved from district 2 to district 1 from a previous redistricting.

 The voters were moved appropriately and notified by mail.

County Commissioners and School Board Districts have the same boundaries and registered voters for the three districts.   District 1 includes a part of West Edenton all of Rocky Hock, Center Hill and Wardville precincts.  District 2 includes part of East Edenton and part of West Edenton and all of the Yeopim precinct.  District 3 includes part of East Edenton and part of West Edenton precincts.  The attached maps will assist you in understanding the Districts.