Am I registered to vote?
Check your voter registration here.
Even if you have registered, it's a great idea to check anyway because sometimes, voter registration boards will remove or "purge" voters from the voting rolls.

What do I need to know about elections this year?

• If you live in the 9th Congressional District, you will have TWO GENERAL ELECTIONS in 2019. An election will be held September 10 for the 9th Congressional District seat. The Democratic candidate is Dan McCready.
• There will also be a PRIMARY September 10.
• All 11 city council seats are up for re-election this year.
• There will be a GENERAL ELECTION on Tuesday, November 10.
• Early voting locations will be open for the elections and primary (info here), AND you can file a request for absentee ballots NOW (info here) for any of these for an easy, convenient way to vote at home.
• Democratic victory in these elections and primaries will depend on turnout. That means neighbors reminding neighbors and friends to vote.

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If you want to find out how to help get out the vote in your precinct, call our office at 704-525-5843, tell us your address and how to contact you!

How many Democrats are in Mecklenburg? What about the other parties?
As of June 14, 2019, Democrats are the largest political party in North Carolina and in Mecklenburg, with 309,626 registered Democrats in Mecklenburg, 161,497 Republicans, 236,489 Unaffiliated voters, 154 Green Party, and 4,773 Libertarians. North Carolina is home to 2.6 million Democrats. You can see the stats for yourself here.

What is a precinct?
A voting precinct is the smallest voting unit of the Democratic Party. People in a precinct live near each other and have the same designated polling place (where you vote) on Election Day. There are over 200 precincts in Mecklenburg. Each precinct elects a chair, vice chair, secretary, and treasurer every two years. These are unpaid, volunteer positions.
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My question wasn't answered here!
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