The State Board of Elections will soon check the citizenship of all registered voters in North Carolina against federal databases to identify and remove any non-U.S. citizens from the voter rolls. The board approved new rules at its meeting today for a process that must be followed before a voter is removed.
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North Carolina elections officials will host an in-person and remote news conference at 11 a.m. on Primary Election Day (Tuesday, March 3) to provide information and answer questions about the 2026 primary election in North Carolina.
Members of the press who wish to attend the press briefing with election officials in person must RSVP.
Fewer than 1,000 voters statewide may have received a letter in error from their county board of elections stating that they submitted a voter registration application after the registration deadline.
The first mailings are now going out as part of the State Board’s Registration Repair Project.
Voter registration deadlines are approaching for 2025 municipal elections.
A statement from Sam Hayes, executive director of the N.C. State Board of Elections, on the passage of House Bill 125.
The State Board launched the Registration Repair Project to collect identification numbers for about 103,000 voters missing them on the state’s voter rolls.
Remarks from Executive Director Sam Hayes, followed by Q&A with media.