CHARLOTTE — In-person early voting in North Carolina starts on Thursday.
You can vote at any early voting location in your county. There will be 33 early voting sites.
Early voting starts today in North Carolina. I just cast my vote! @wsoctv will have full coverage throughout the day! pic.twitter.com/7aZDm7IIAx
— Eli Brand (@EliBrandTV) October 17, 2024
Mecklenburg County Board of Elections Director Michael Dickerson reminded people they must bring a photo ID to vote.
“(The) most important thing is, especially for the vast majority of people, is bring your photo ID, driver’s license, your passport, your government ID card. Bring that with you,” Dickerson said.
If you lost your photo ID due to Tropical Storm Helene, you can fill out a photo ID exception form at your voting site or return the form with your absentee ballot.
Residents can also get a free ID from their County Board of Elections office or the DMV office.
In-person early voting starts Thursday and runs through Nov. 2.
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