NC: Moral Revival for Voting Rights Statewide Get-Out-The-Vote Tour

We’re crisscrossing NC as part of the Moral Revival for voting rights & participation. Please help us spread the word. And join us. Forward together! pic.twitter.com/TPo0gwqQGT

— Rev. Dr. Barber (@RevDrBarber) October 22, 2018

North Carolina Voter Registration Extension

3. If you're in North Carolina? Your deadline to register in person or by mail is October 12th.

But if you're in one of the 28 counties (https://t.co/usLhGPaCSS) impacted by Hurricane Florence, you have until 10/15.

Form: https://t.co/pJHElVaO2s
FAQ: https://t.co/FL8CnY2GjI

— Celeste P. (@Celeste_pewter) October 12, 2018

Voting has started in North Carolina…

Voting has started in North Carolina. Here’s what you need to know for the election. https://t.co/suFA2Jkv93

— Wiley Nickel (@wileynickel) October 5, 2018

Today is the last day to register to vote in NC primaries.

Register and Vote!

Today is the last day to register to vote in NC primaries. Do it now!

https://t.co/ORBHnSV4Mj

— NC Progressives (@NC_Progressives) April 13, 2018

Voter Issue: NC Elections

For our weekly voter issue series, we're focusing on different aspects of our #NC elections this week, starting with a catch-up on the state and county Boards of Election. Things have changed since the last election… https://t.co/FOFjfDt0R0 #ncga #ncpol #2018elections pic.twitter.com/MFpT9QCWSt

— Stamp NC Blue (@StampNCBlue) April 2, 2018

Early Voting 2018 North Carolina Primaries

Early voting information for North Carolina!

⚠️Tuesday April 19 is the first day of primary early voting
⚠️Same day registration available at one-stop voting locations
⚠️ Available until the Saturday before the election- May 5th#EarlyVoting #NC11 pic.twitter.com/oxSPKEvXOk

— Woodsmall for Congress (@SteveWoodsmall) March 8, 2018

Registering to Vote in North Carolina

Click on the link to find out how to register to vote in North Carolina.

https://www.ncsbe.gov/Voters/Registering-to-Vote

 

Absentee Voting in North Carolina

Click on the link to get information about absentee voting in North Carolina.

https://www.ncsbe.gov/Voting-Options/Absentee-Voting

North Carolina Names Highway After Revolutionary Civil Rights Advocate John Hope Franklin

Respected civil rights advocate John Hope Franklin has received a long overdue honor just in time for the holidays.

via North Carolina Names Highway After Revolutionary Civil Rights Advocate John Hope Franklin — BCNN1 WP