#CollegeStudentsVote
MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD!
September
9
Partisan primary (if necessary) for select municipalities.
October
7
Second primary, primary election, or general election, depending on election method. (Various municipalities)
November
4
General election or runoff, depending on election method. (Various municipalities)
Take charge of your Vote!
Whether in your campus county, home county or home state, make a plan to vote this election using the below resources.
What’s on the Ballot?
Watch NC HBCU students break down every race on the ballot – the positions, the impact, the real talk you need to hear.
Jasmine Jackson (ECSU) on mayors.
Michelle Cartwright (NC A&T), Jasmine Burks (ECSU), Janiah Owens (ECSU) on mayors and town manager.
Te’J Rodgriguez (Livingtsone) & Jaharah Yahaya (ECSU) on city/town council members.
Ayanna Dennis (NCCU) & Genesis Drake (NC A&T) on school board members.
HBCU Campus Voting Sites
Find your Campus Registration
and Voting Site
Register to Vote NC
NC Absentee Ballot
Student IDs in Elections
Students and government employees who have a driver’s license or another type of acceptable ID may use those to vote. If their school or employee ID is listed in the table on the NCSBOE website, they may use that instead. The student and employee identification cards shown in the table are approved for use as photo identification for voting through December 31, 2026, and are valid statewide. Click to See Approved List
About THE SITE
The Voter Safety + Protection website is a North Carolina Black Alliance project. The Voter Safety + Protection campaign was launched in 2020 in partnership with Disability Rights North Carolina and Equality North Carolina to provide credible election information, PPE, and voter resources for North Carolina voters.