2019 Elections Aug 8, 2019: Elections are coming! We're close to ordering our fall voter photo ID postcards, so if you've been thinking about signing up as a poscard captain, do it now! Find nine folks to chip in $15 each
gotv Nov 1, 2018: No distractions, eyes on the prize! Early voting ends on Nov 3. Find your county's early voting sites and schedules. People can register to vote during early voting, but not on Election Day, Nov 6. Use the link to
local elections Oct 25, 2018: Local elections - Soil & water conservation supervisors Early voting has started and ends on Nov 3. Find your county's early voting sites and schedules. People can register to vote during early voting, but not on Election Day, Nov 6. Use
local elections Oct 23, 2018: Local elections - County commissions & city councils image credit, You Can Vote. Early voting has started and ends on Nov 3. Find your county's early voting sites and schedules. People can register to vote during early voting, but not on
local elections Oct 19, 2018: Local elections - Clerk of Superior Court, Register of Deeds image credit, You Can Vote. Early voting has started and ends on Nov 3. Find your county's early voting sites and schedules. People can register to vote during early voting, but not on
local elections Oct 18, 2018: Local elections - School Board image credit, You Can Vote. Early voting has started and ends on Nov 3. Find your county's early voting sites and schedules. People can register to vote during early voting, but not on
local elections Oct 16, 2018: Local elections - Sheriff photo credit, You Can Vote Time to send those Round Four/October postcards! The November 6 election includes local offices such as sheriff in many districts. We've seen sheriffs in Westerns, but many
local elections Oct 15, 2018: Local elections - District attorney image credit, You Can Vote. Reminder - time to send those Round Four/October postcards! This week, we'll learn about some of the local offices we'll be voting to fill during this election.
stampncblue May 11, 2018: Analysis of North Carolina's election results In this election week, our last post is a quick survey of the analysis that is coming out of the primary results in North Carolina. You can find all of the results on
stampncblue May 10, 2018: What happened in our districts? You may remember that Stamp NC Blue is focusing on increasing voter turnout in five key districts, House District 1, House District 35, House District 63, House District 93 and House District 119.
stampncblue May 9, 2018: election results - what to watch out for Did you vote in the primary yesterday? Congratulations and thank you! Watch the results come in here: WRAL Election Tracker Want to know what to look out for as the results come in
stampncblue May 8, 2018: VOTE TODAY - and there are more women on the ballot! This is it - primary election day! Remember that on election day, you can only vote at your precinct polling place. Find your precinct site/hours/sample ballot here. Tell your friends, share
stampncblue May 7, 2018: VOTE TOMORROW! Remind friends/family/neighbors! We're pretty confident that folks who follow our posts know by now that the NC primary election is TOMORROW, Tuesday, May 8. If you didn't get to early voting, tomorrow is your chance!
stampncblue May 4, 2018: What is up with North Carolina voters? Here are the data. It is easy to find information about how Americans feel about the current administration. National poll data is widely reported. But how does that relate to North Carolina? There are ways in which
stampncblue May 3, 2018: What are the ideological undercurrents affecting this year's primary candidates? We know that this year's primaries are more competitive than normal. There are some key divisions between factions of all of the major parties. Longleaf, a North Carolina political blog, has published an
stampncblue May 2, 2018: Why vote? Just how competitive will 2018 be in North Carolina? Have you been hearing all about the Blue Wave? Interested to know what that might look like for North Carolina? Old North State, a North Carolina political blog, has a great analysis of
local elections April 27, 2018: Let's get our high schoolers voting! Do we need any more reminders this year of how powerful it is when young people are politically active? With the elections happening right now, it is a great time to make sure
local elections April 26, 2018: Poll Watch! Know your rights! Voter rights organizations across the country have partnered to create an Election Day Hotline. They have a team of attorneys ready to respond to voter complaints and to help deal with activities that
local elections April 25, 2018: Protect your voter registration! You may remember reports from previous elections of North Carolina voters turning up to vote and finding that they had been dropped from lists of registered voters. It is estimated that 60,000
local elections April 24, 2018: NC Primary - get involved! Our primary election is May 8, and it's not too late to get involved if you ACT NOW! In addition to volunteering for the candidates you support or partisan canvassing, you may still
local elections April 23, 2018: NC Primary - What's a primary election, anyway? FIRST: Early voting has started! Find an early voting site/hours for your county here. General voting information links are here Our series on how to find out what districts you're in, what
local elections April 20, 2018: Local elections - clerk of superior court image credit, You Can Vote. All this week we are taking a look at who will be appearing on many primary ballots next month and what the various offices that will be filled
local elections April 19, 2018: Local elections - school board image credit, You Can Vote. This May, many of the primary ballots will include school board races.Remember that only partisan races with more than one candidate per party are on the primary
local elections April 18, 2018: Local elections - District Attorney image credit, You Can Vote. Many May 8 primary ballots will include district attorney races. The only candidates on the primary ballot will be for partisan races with more than one candidate per
local elections April 17, 2018: Local elections - county commissioners image credit, You Can Vote. Many May 8 primary ballots will include county commissioners. Remember that only partisan races with more than one candidate per party are on the primary ballot. Find out