Elections

Information on Voting & Coronavirus

The Elections office is responsible for registering all qualified persons to vote, providing absentee voting services, validating signatures on candidate petitions, maintaining accurate updated files on voters, preparing for and running all County elections. We are committed to providing the best possible services and conducting efficient, fair, honest and impartial elections.

  1. What is Board of Elections Doing for Voters?

    The Board of Elections is working to make Voting Accessible for every registered voter. Read on...

  2. We Need You

    In the past few weeks Rowan County has changed and with the change comes a need from your community. We at the Board of elections would like you to consider being a Pollworker. Read on...

  3. Got Some Extra Time on Your Hands.

    Going stir crazy in quarantine? Take this time to check you voter registration. Read on...

  4. State Board of Elections, DMV Partner to Expand Online Voter Registration Service

    The State Board of Elections and N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles have launched a service to allow NCDMV customers to apply to register to vote or update existing voter registration information online. Read on...

  5. Board of Elections Monthly Board Meeting

    Board of Elections Monthly Board Meeting Read on...
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NC State Board of Elections Online Voter Registration

2020 General Election    

  1. Candidates in November 3rd General Election (PDF)
  2. 2020 General Election Calendar (PDF)
  3. New Registration Options at DMV (PDF)

2020 Candidate Filing

  1. 2020 Filing Soil and Water and School Board (PDF)

2020 Early & Absentee Voting

  1. Absentee Ballot Request Form (PDF)
  2. How to Vote Absentee by Mail (PDF)
  3. 2020 Absentee Voting Information (PDF)

 Election Resources & Information

  1. Election Resources (PDF)
  2. Voting Rights & Criminal Justice System - FAQ (PDF)
  3. Conducting Voter Registration Drives in North Carolina (PDF)
  4. Election Security Factsheet (PDF)
  5. Pollworkers Needed (PDF)
  6. Voting Accessiblity for Rowan County Voters (PDF)

Voter ID and Voter ID Cards - No Longer Required 

  1. Voter ID Information (PDF)

Official UOCAVA Notice