YOUR VOTE COUNTS

All your voting information in one place.

Connecting you with information about your local elected officials in offices that greatly impact your day-to-day life.

UPCOMING PRIMARY ELECTION DATES

Early Voting
Hours

Feb 26 – Mar 1
(8:00 am – 7:30 pm)

Mar 2
(8:00 am – 3:00 pm)

MAR 2, 2024

Early Voting
Ends
Election Day
Hours

Mar 5
(6:30 am – 7:30 pm)

MAR 5, 2024

Primary Election Day

Who Can Vote in the Primary Election?

HINT: EVERYONE CAN AND EVERYONE SHOULD
  • Registered Republicans may vote the Republican Primary ballot only.
  • Registered Democrats may vote the Democratic Primary ballot only.
  • Unaffiliated voters must choose one political party’s ballot when signing in to vote.
  • A voter cannot vote in more than one political party’s primary.

Did You Know?

DON’T WAIT UNTIL NOVEMBER TO VOTE

In the Cabarrus County Commissioner elections, no seat has been held by a non-republican candidate since 1986. Therefore, the winner was actually chosen during the Primary Election.

It is very important that you vote in the Primary Election as well as the General Election.

2024 Primary Ballots

SEE WHO IS ON THE BALLOT BEFORE YOU DECIDE WHICH BALLOT TO PULL IN THE PRIMARIES
  • Pulling the Republican Ballot will provide you with the most candidate options locally.
  • Pulling the Democratic Ballot will provide fewer local voting options as most Democratic candidates have already qualified for the General Election in November due to the limited number of Democratic candidates in Cabarrus County.
  • Pulling a Libertarian Ballot will give you fewer voting options than Republican or Democratic ballots.
  • Pulling a Nonpartisan Ballot will give you the fewest voting options.

Click here to view your ballot choices. Once you fill out your information, you will see your voter status page. Scroll down to the section labeled Your Sample Ballot. Choose your option to see your sample ballot.

Example: D0002 = Democratic, L0004 = Libertarian, N0017 = Nonpartisan, and R0010 = Republican

Remember to Bring Your Photo ID

NC voters will be asked to show a photo ID to vote

In North Carolina, voters are required to present a valid photo ID when casting their ballots. This photo ID requirement is part of the state’s voter identification laws aimed at ensuring the integrity of the voting process.

Click here for a listing of acceptable photo IDs for voting.

YOUR CURRENT ELECTED OFFICIALS

Meet the Leaders of Cabarrus County

Click on your city or town to become familiar with the
local elected officials who are leading your community.

Voting gives you the power to create positive change for your community and determine a better quality of life for you and your family.

Meet Your
Elected Officials

Voting gives you the power to create positive change for your community and determine a better quality of life for you and your family.

Meet Your
Elected Officials

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PRIMARY ELECTION DAY
MARCH 5th

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