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Elections - 10 Facts about NC's Photo ID Requirement for Voting
Please read the attached link (under additional information) from the NC State Board of Elections concerning the Voter ID Requirements starting in 2023. Read on... -
Elections - Photo ID Required for Voting in 2023
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- Absentee Ballot Portal (Request Online)
- Absentee Ballot Request Form for Oct. 10, 2023 (print & mail)
- Absentee Ballot Request Form for Nov. 7, 2023 (print & mail)
- Address Change Form (within Iredell County only)
- Cancellation Form
- Find My Polling Place (search by address)
- Military and Overseas Absentee Voting
- Polling Place Master List (PDF)
- Registration Form (Printable)
- REGISTER ON-LINE through DMV
- Sample Ballots - Enter your name & year of birth & click search. Click on your name (in blue) and scroll down to SAMPLE BALLOTS. Click on the sample ballot letter/number (in blue) for the current election
- Verify Voter Registration
- Restricted Polling Places
- Voter ID Information
- Voter Registration Statistics: (by county)
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Overview
The Board of Elections is responsible for supervising voter registration and conducting all elections held within Iredell County. Its functions include:
- Appointing election officials
- Establishing election precincts
- Hearing appeals
- Investigating voter irregularities
Board Members
- Alan G. Carpenter, Chairman
- Ginky Lee Torres-Lespier, Secretary
- Jason B. Abernethy
- Christopher S. "Chris" Carney
- James A. "Jim" Dobson
The Board of Elections meets for regular scheduled meetings on the first Tuesday of each month (if there is business to conduct) at 1:15 pm at the Board of Elections Office.