Your Voter Record

The State Board’s Voter Search Tool

Access your voter record by entering your information into the Voter Search, our most popular voter tool. On this page, you will learn how to navigate each section of your voter profile.

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Navigating Your Voter Profile

Read along for a breakdown of all six sections within your voter profile, as accessed within the Voter Search.

1. Your Voter Details

“Your Voter Details” displays the following:

“County” shows the county in which you are registered to vote.
“Status” confirms your voter registration status.
“Voter Reg Number” shows your countywide unique identifier issued by your county board of elections.
“NCID” shows your statewide unique identifier issued by your county board of elections.
“Party” shows the political party you are affiliated with or whether you are unaffiliated.
“Race” shows the demographic details you provided.
“Ethnicity” shows the demographic details you provided.
“Gender” shows the demographic details you provided.
“Registration Date” shows the date of your most recent registration.
“NCDMV Customer” shows whether or not you are a DMV customer.

Your name and details you provided should match what you submitted on your voter registration application. Please contact your county board of elections to correct any information.

2. Your Jurisdictions

“Your Jurisdictions” describes the districts in which you live and the contests in which you are eligible to vote. This section displays the following:

“Precinct” shows your voting precinct, which determines your polling place.
“Congress” shows your congressional district.
“NC Senate” shows your state senate district.
“NC House” shows your state house district.
“Superior Court” shows your superior court district.
“Judicial” shows your judicial district.
“Prosecutorial” shows your prosecutorial district.
“County Commissioner” shows your county commissioner district.
“City Council” shows your city council district, if applicable.
“Municipality” shows the municipality (city, town, or village) where you are registered, if applicable.
“Ward” shows your ward, if applicable.
“School” shows your school board district, if applicable.

3. Your Voting Locations

“Your Voting Locations” shows your polling site for the upcoming election. On Election Day, this is where you go to vote. If you click the site’s name, you will find more information about the polling place. This includes the address of the polling place and sample ballot for the site, as well as the address, hours, and contact information for your county board of elections. The section also contains instructions on how to find early voting sites and hours in your county.

4. Your Sample Ballots

“Your Sample Ballots” contains your sample ballot(s) for the upcoming election. The section also allows you to access your accessible sample ballot, where you can practice making your selections. If there is a primary election, you will see the ballot of your registered party. If you are unaffiliated, you will see a sample ballot for each party with an open primary. For a general election, you will find one sample ballot for the upcoming election.

5. Your Absentee Ballot: By Mail or Early Voting

Some of your ballot information shows up in this section when you vote in person during the early voting period or by mail. This section shows seven columns:

“Election Date” shows the date of the election in which you voted.
“County” shows the county in which you cast your ballot.
“Absentee Status” shows if you successfully cast your absentee ballot. If so, you will see “VALID RETURN.”
“Absentee Type” shows whether you voted by mail or in-person during early voting.
“Return Date” shows the date you voted early in person or the date your ballot was received by mail at your county board of elections.
“Return Method” shows how you returned your ballot. For civilians, this will say “MAIL” or “IN PERSON.” For military and overseas voters, this may say “E-MAIL.”
“Return Status” confirms your ballot status.

6. Your Voter History

“Your Voter History” shows your county and your method of voting during each election in North Carolina. The section has four columns:

“Election” shows the date of the election in which you voted.
“Voted Method” shows how you voted:
- “ELECTION DAY” means you voted in person on Election Day.
- “ONE-STOP EARLY VOTING” means you voted in person during early voting.
- “ABSENTEE BY MAIL” means you voted absentee by mail.
- “PROVISIONAL” means you voted provisionally.
“Voted County” shows the county where you voted.
“Primary Election Ballot” shows which party’s primary you participated in during a primary election. The column will be blank for general elections. This does not have anything to do with who you voted for. That information is confidential.

Note: Your county board of elections must upload information about all voters who participated in the election before assigning your voter history. This may take up to a few weeks after Election Day.