Advocacy groups, officials work to educate public of NC photo ID laws ahead of primary
Officials and advocacy groups are working to educate the public ahead of the primary election on the state's photo ID laws.
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Officials and advocacy groups are working to educate the public ahead of the primary election on the state's photo ID laws.
The event was hosted by the Winston-Salem Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Incorporated. This is the first statewide election since the voter ID law was reinstated.
Voters who will be moving before Feb. 4, or who want to switch parties, have a deadline of Feb. 9 to let the Forsyth County Board of Elections know about it if they want to vote in the March 5 primary.
A pair of letters obtained by The Federalist confirm Forsyth and Brunswick Counties have exited the U.S. Alliance for Election Excellence.
Leaders believe feedback this new requirement will be a good indicator as we look ahead to next year's elections.