2024 Election Central

November 5, 2024

Election Day

You must vote at your set voting location. Find your polling place.

Polls will be open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Any voter in line at their assigned polling place at 7:30 p.m. will be able to vote.

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LWV-Wake Releases Nine Candidate Forum Videos

Our League released nine 2024 Candidate Forum videos on our You Tube channel.

To view the 2024 City of Raleigh Council and Mayoral Candidate Forums
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To view the 2024 Wake County Board of Education Candidate Forums
Click Here

League of Women Voters North Carolina Releases Statement Regarding Citizenship Ballot Question

In a new statement titled, "A Solution Without a Problem: LWVNC Opposes Unnecessary Efforts to Address Unfounded Claims of Non-Citizen Voting," LWVNC said that it "does not support proof of citizenship as part of the voter registration and voting processes."

The Leagues goes on to say, "This fall, the statewide ballot includes a completely unnecessary constitutional amendment that seeks to clarify that only citizens can vote. The amendment builds on unfounded anti-immigrant fears and conspiracy theories that non-citizens are committing widespread voter fraud and threatening our elections."

Click below to read LWVNC's position on this ballot issue.

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LWVNC Premiers New Voter Education Videos

The League of Women Voters of North Carolina has released two new animated videos that walk voters through the election process, with particular attention paid to what's new in 2024.

Part 1 covers election changes and safeguards in place for 2024, including ID requirements, absentee ballot signature requirements, measures to prevent double voting, ballot tracking, and more.

Part 2 covers the canvass process, hand-to-eye recounts, election security, and more. Your next step should be making a voting plan, keeping in mind key dates when it comes to the fall 2024 election.

The public is invited to

Timely Topics:

Extremism and its Effects on Democracy

Tuesday, November 19

12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.

Our guest panelists include Senior Research Specialist with Princeton University's Bridging Divides Initiative, Tom Baker IV. Mr. Baker focuses on political violence, extremism and election-related conflict, producing North Carolina Situation Reports to inform stakeholders of emerging conflict sites.

Senior Research Analyst at the Southern Poverty Law Center, Joe Wiinikka-Lydon, PhD, will also join us. Mr. Wiinikka-Lydon monitors and researches antigovernment movements and Christian extremism.

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