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Find Your Election Day Precinct

Look Up Your Election Day Precinct

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You can look up your Election Day voting location (precinct), and your voting districts through a three-step process on the State Board of Elections voter lookup tool.

We provide instructions on how to complete this process below.

How to Look Up Your Election Day Precinct

  1. Once you arrive at the Voter Lookup Tool, enter your first and last names as they appear on your voter registration record. Don’t enter a middle name. It’s not necessary to enter your birth date or county unless you have a very common name. Click “Search.”
Screenshot of voter look up form.
Screenshot of a form to look up voter information with these fields: First Name (required), Middle Initial, Last Name (required), Year of Birth, County, Voter Status (required) checkbox with "Registered" and "Removed or Denied" as options. Followed by a Search and Reset buttons.
  1. Click on your name from the list of similar names to see a profile of your registration, including your precinct’s Election Day polling place, and the jurisdictions you live in.
Screenshot of Search Results
Screenshot of Search Results that states the following: "Click a voter's name to view that voter's information". Below are the search results showing four records in a table format with three columns. The columns are County, Status, Full Name and City/State/Zip.
  1. Below the heading, "Your Voting Locations," see the location name and address for your Election Day voting location (precinct).
Screenshot of the "Your Voting Locations" section with further instructions and an address.

About new district lines

The boundary lines of many N.C. State House, N.C. State Senate, and U.S. Congressional districts were recently redrawn as a result of the 2020 Census. Some precincts were divided differently than in past years so you may receive a different ballot than your neighbors.

You can view all of your voting districts (for local, state, and national offices) in the voter lookup tool explained above.  See the image below for where to find them under the heading “Your Jurisdictions.”

Screenshot of Your Jurisdictions details.
Screenshot listing your jurisdiction details. It contains information pertaining to: precinct, congress, NC senate, NC house, superior court, judicial, prosecutorial, county commissioner, municipality, ward and school.

What's Next?

You can also look up your sample ballot using the voter lookup tool provided by the NC State Board of Elections.

How to Get Your Digital Sample Ballot