There’s under a month until Election Day (November 7) and a few weeks until early voting kicks off.
This post details everything you need to know about voting in-person.
What races are there?
In Chapel Hill, the mayor seat and 4 council seats are up for grabs.
In Carrboro, the mayor seat and 3 council seats are up for grabs.
Everyone in Carrboro and Chapel Hill will also vote for 4 seats for School Board for the Chapel Hill – Carrboro City Schools.
Where can I learn more about these candidates?
We have compiled a list of every forum and questionnaire that candidates have participated in. We also have interviews with all of the school board candidates (in Spanish and English) and a detailed guide to each Carrboro and Chapel Hill candidates’ party history and municipal voting history.
Early voting: What are the sites and when does it start?
Early voting will take place at five sites. You can go to any site during early voting. You can also register to vote at an early voting site during early voting. A photo ID is required to vote: this can include a driver’s license, UNC OneCard, passport, or another photo ID accepted by the North Carolina Board of Elections.
The sites are:
Orange Works at Hillsborough Commons
113 Mayo St Hillsborough
Open October 19-20, October 23-Nov. 3
Carrboro Town Hall
108 Bim Street
Open October 26-Nov. 3
Seymour Senior Center
2551 Homestead Road
Open October 26-Nov. 3
Chapel of the Cross
304 E Franklin St
Open October 26-Nov. 3
Chapel Hill Library
100 Library Drive
Open October 26-Nov. 3
Weekday hours: 8-6, except Halloween (8-5)
Saturday hours: 8-3
Sunday hours: 12-4