NC Voter registration laws & rules
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This document summarizes voter registration laws and rules in North Carolina. It outlines who can register voters, acceptable forms of ID required for new voter registration, residency requirements, and registration deadlines. It also discusses voter registration for homeless individuals, people with felony convictions, and the obligations of those assisting with voter registration forms.
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2) To complete registration, attach proof of address, age (for first time voters) and student declaration form (if applicable). Submit the form to your local Electoral Registration Officer.
3) Myths about voting include that you register only to get an ID card, you can vote only where you were born, and that registration is cumbersome. In fact, registration allows you to vote, temporary residents can register to vote, and registration is now simple online.
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