NC Board of Elections

The North Carolina State Board of Elections says it will start sending absentee ballots to military and overseas citizens on Sept. 20 — one day before the federal deadline. Absentee ballots will start going out to other North Carolina voters on Sept. 24.

The director of the North Carolina State Board of Elections said she expects to report at least 97% of all ballots cast by the end of Election night on Tuesday. That’s due to the huge share of voters having already cast their ballot before Election Day.

Updated at 5:30 p.m. RALEIGH — North Carolina's elections board indicated Tuesday that it could certify suppliers of new voting machines this week while…

The ballots for North Carolina’s upcoming election have had a number of delays as cases on amendments and party affiliation wound their way through the…

A Wake County judge has put a law on hold that would change the balance of power on state and county election boards. Governor-elect Roy Cooper sued…

Update on Dec. 19Republican Gov. Pat McCrory signed Senate Bill 4 into law. He said in a press release, “This legislation lays important groundwork to…