Voter ID

North Carolina's latest law requiring photo identification to cast ballots went on trial on Monday, with attorneys for voters challenging the mandate by arguing it still disproportionately prevents

Republicans in North Carolina are upset that a federal judge struck down a law requiring voters to present a photo identification at the polls.

It's too late to restore a photo identification requirement to vote in North Carolina for the March primary, attorneys for the state and the NAACP wrote separately on Friday, opposing efforts by Re

North Carolina will appeal a federal judge's ruling that blocks the state's photo identification voting law, but not before the March 3 primary, the state Department of Justice said Thursday.

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The 2020 election is not here yet but it’s fast approaching, with primary early voting starting just two months from today. 

Students and employees at all University of North Carolina system campuses will be able to use their school identification cards for the state's voter ID mandate that begins in 2020 with the March

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.  

The North Carolina State Board of Elections is seeking public comments for voting rules related to the implementation of the new Voter ID law.