How to vote in person on Election Day in Orange County

On Election Day, registered voters will have the opportunity to cast their vote in person. The polling stations will open at 6:30 a.m. and stays open until 7:30 p.m

Voters can find their polling place by checking yours Voter registration. On election day, voters can only cast their votes in person Assigned polling station.

UNC students who live and are on campus Anyone registered to vote in Orange County can cast their vote at the Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History.

voters Photo ID is required for both early voting and election day voting. vdifferent forms of identification This includes driver’s licenses, passports, and military and student IDs, including physical One Cards.

Registered Voters You can also obtain a free voter ID card from your county’s elections office by visiting during normal business hours, or a free non-driver ID card from the North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles. Based on a recent appeals court ruling, digital One Cards are not an acceptable form of voter identification.

There are some Exceptions for photo ID rRequirement. Voters who object to photography on religious grounds, as well as victims of recently declared natural disasters, can fill out an ID waiver form. In addition, voters with barriers to presenting an ID document, such as: If you have transport problems or scheduling problems, fill out an exemption form.

If You arrive at your polling station aIf voters realize they have forgotten their ID, they can fill out a provisional ballot. In order for a provisional ballot to be counted, voters must present their photo ID to the county elections board the day before the county election.

According to the NC Board of Elections, polling locations tend to be busiest early in the morning and just before polls close. Voters in queue before 7:30 p.m are allowed to vote even if their polling station is closed during the waiting period.

For more information about voting, ballot samples and polling locations, visit the NC Board of Elections and Orange County Board of Elections websites.