Vote By Mail or Absentee N.C.
| Voting by Mail In N.C. Based on the registration address you provided, below is the address of your local election official and a link to download your official absentee ballot request. Voting By Mail To vote absentee by mail you must apply for a ballot with your county board of elections. To apply for an absentee ballot by mail the voter may send a signed written request to the county board of elections office beginning September 15. All requests must be received by October 28, 2008. We recommend that you apply for your ballot no later than October 19, 2008 to allow enough time to process your application. Each request must be signed by the voter or the voter’s near relative*, and include the voter’s name and address as they appear on the registration records, and the address where the ballot is to be mailed. It is helpful to include the voter’s date of birth, and if request is by the near relative, the near relative’s address and relationship to the absentee voter. *A near relative, as defined by law, is a spouse, brother, sister, parent, grandparent, child, grandchild, mother-in-law, father-in-law, daughter-in-law, son-in-law, stepparent, stepchild, or verifiable legal guardian. What To Do 1. Click here to print out your form. 2. Read the instructions accompanying the form. 3. Fill out the requested information on the form carefully. 4. Sign the form. 5. Mail the form to the address listed to your right Mecklenburg not your Polling Location? Go To: Click Here Print and mail your application to: Mr. Michael Dickerson PO Box 31788 741 Kenilworth Ave Ste 202 Charlotte, NC 28204 Phone: 704-336-2133 Fax: 704-343-0537 Be sure to fill out all required information on your application before you mail it in. Other Important Information Who can vote absentee Any registered voter may vote by mail. No excuse is required. Any registered voter may vote early in person. This is known as voting by absentee one-stop and does not require an excuse. Questions For additional information you can check your State Board of Elections website or call your county board of elections. Please Note Note: if you registered to vote by mail and have not yet voted in person, contact your county auditor to determine if you can vote absentee by mail or if there are special identification requirements with your application. Voter Responsibility The voter is solely responsible for complying with any and all election laws and voting requirements. |
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