Guilford County will have a new voting system in 2020. Voters will use hand-marked paper ballots instead of computer touch screens.
State election officials will be in Guilford County Monday night to educate voters on upcoming changes as new voter ID requirements in North Carolina will go into effect in 2020.
Opponents of broad changes to North Carolina's voting laws won a big court decision over the summer, but the legal fight isn't over yet.
Early voting starts Thursday in North Carolina for the March 15 primary, and it's still not too late to register to vote.
The long lines and cold windy weather didn't keep voters away during the last day of early voting in North Carolina. State election officials estimate that more than 1 million people cast ballots before the deadline. Forsyth and Guilford Counties saw record numbers compared to the number of early voters in 2010 mid-term election.