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North Carolina 2020 Action Center
Tools & Resources to Help #FlipNCBlue
North Carolina has the opportunity to add 15 electoral votes to the tally in the Presidential election which makes it a true swing state. We have a strong Democratic candidate for US Senate in Cal Cunningham. We can hold control of the Governor’s mansion and break the Republican grip of the state legislature! But we can only accomplish this feat with your help.
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North Carolina has the opportunity to add 15 electoral votes to the tally in the Presidential election which makes it a true swing state. We have a strong candidate Democratic candidate for US Senate in Cal Cunningham. We can hold control of the Governor’s mansion and break the Republican grip of the state legislature! But we can only accomplish this feat with your help.
But What Can We DO?
A lot! DemCast has packed this page with ways you can help. Get busy!
Meet the Candidates
We’ve done the homework for you. These are the candidates up & down the ballot who need the most attention if we’re gonna #FlipNCBlue.
Give a Boost to NC's Future Leaders
We’ve created a single fund, so you can give to all of the most critical candidates with one click!
Join Virtual Events & Take Action
Whether you want to phone bank, text bank, attend digital rallies or get training, we’re aggregating opportunities across the state.
NC News Center - Read & Amplify!
We’re curating the most impactful NC content worthy of amplification. Click to read!
Take Action On Social Media!
Use your social media feed to help flip NC, no matter where you live.
Share Custom Posts
We’ve set up a special toolkit with pre-written posts about NC candidates and causes. Customize & share these posts to help spread key messages for the state! Click the toolkit icon to get started!
Take Action on Twitter
Subscribe to our Twitter List, which shares the combined Twitter feeds from all of the most critical candidates in North Carolina. Return daily & amplify them often! Click on the birdy to subscribe. (Our YouTube Tutorial: Using Twitter Lists)
Amplify & use the #DemCastNC hashtag! Lots of people are adopting this state and using our hashtag to find & flag important info. Click below to check out the latest #DemCastNC posts!
Key Election Dates & Ballot Info
Be sure you know the details about when and how to vote safely in NC this year.
| Election Milestone | Dates | Key Information |
|---|---|---|
| Online Voter Registration | Now through October 9th. | Voter registration applications submitted fewer than 25 days before an election will not be processed until after the election. You may still register to vote in person using same-day registration in your county during the early voting period. |
| Absentee Ballot Requests | Now through 5 pm, October 27th | Fill out an official State Absentee Ballot Request Form, available for download at NCSBE.gov, or pick one up at your county board of elections office. The request form comes with detailed instructions and is available in Spanish. You may also contact your county board of elections and request that one be mailed to you. |
| Absentee Ballots Delivered | Beginning September 4, 2020 | Ballots will be mailed by county boards of elections to voters who have returned a request form. |
| Early Voting (One-Stop Voting) | October 15th through October 31st | One-stop absentee voting (commonly known as "early voting") allows any registered voter to cast an absentee ballot in person on select days prior to Election Day. Unlike on Election Day, when registered voters can only vote at their specific precinct, one-stop voting allows registered voters to vote at any one-stop absentee voting site in the county. One-stop sites will have all the ballot styles for a given election at each site. When you present to vote at a one-stop site, you may change your name or address, if it needs to be updated. |
| Election Day | November 3rd. Polls are open 6:30 am to 7:30 pm | Voters are not required to show photo ID until further order of the courts. Until further order of the courts, voters are not required to show photo ID. The law was enjoined by a federal district court on December 31, 2019. |
Important Web Links for Voters
These are links to critical sites and documents for NC voters.
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