UNC-Chapel Hill: Election Day Voting Guide

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UNC-Chapel Hill: Election Day Voting Guide

Get Ready to Vote! Election Day is approaching, and it's crucial to make your voice heard. Whether you're a student, faculty, or staff member at UNC-Chapel Hill, casting your ballot is a fundamental right and a vital part of our democracy. This guide will help you navigate the voting process and ensure you're prepared to vote on Election Day.

Where Can I Vote?

You can vote at your assigned polling place. To find your polling place, visit [link to the official voter registration website for your state].

Important Note: The campus itself is not a polling place. You'll need to visit the designated polling location for your residential address.

What Do I Need to Bring?

To vote, you'll need to bring:

• A valid photo ID: This can include a driver's license, passport, or student ID.
• Your voter registration card: This can be helpful but isn't strictly required.

Tip: Double-check your voter registration status before Election Day. You can find your registration status online or by contacting your local election office.

Voting Options and Deadlines:

Early Voting:

• Many states offer early voting options, allowing you to vote in person before Election Day.
• Check your state's official website for early voting dates and locations.

Absentee Voting:

• You can also vote absentee if you can't make it to the polls on Election Day.
• Request an absentee ballot through your county's election office.
• Deadlines for absentee voting vary by state.

Election Day Voting:

• Election Day voting is typically available from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM local time.
• Find your polling place online or on your voter registration card.

Accessible Voting:

• If you require accessible voting options, please contact your county election office. They can provide assistance with curbside voting, voting machines with accessibility features, and more.

Election Day Resources:

• UNC-Chapel Hill Office of Government & Community Relations: Contact this office for information about campus-related voting resources and events.
• Your County Election Office: This office can answer questions about voting procedures, registration deadlines, and polling locations.
• State Election Website: Find comprehensive election information, including voter registration, polling places, and absentee ballot requests.

Stay Informed:

• News Sources: Keep up-to-date on election news and information through reputable news sources.
• Social Media: While social media can be a source of information, be sure to verify information from reputable sources.

Make Your Vote Count:

Voting is a fundamental right and responsibility. Take advantage of the resources available and make sure your voice is heard on Election Day. Your vote matters!