Early Voting
Alamance County Early Voting Locations
★ Graham Recreation Center 311 College Street, Graham, 27253
★ Elmira Community Center 810 Wicker Street, Burlington 27217
★ Kernodle Senior Center 1535 S. Mebane Street, Burlington, 27215
★ Elon South Gym 329 S. Antioch Avenue, Elon, 27244
★ Mebane Arts & Community Center 633 Corregidor Street, Mebane, 27352
- Weekdays: 8 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.
- Saturday, Oct. 24: 8 a.m. – 4 p.m., and Oct. 31: 8 a.m. – 3 p.m.
- Sunday, Oct. 25: 1 p.m. – 5 p.m.
- November 3 (Election Day): Vote at your home precinct.
Get registered
- Not sure if you are registered? Use the Voter Search tool here.
- Need to register? You can do so online through the Department of Motor Vehicles. Click here.
- Or you can print a Voter Registration Form in English or Spanish. Return your form in person or by mail to the Board of Elections: 1128 S. Main St., Graham, NC 27253. Be sure to mail it early, so it will be received before the deadline on February 5 (for the primary) or TBA (for the municipal election)!
Make a Plan to Vote
- Vote Early in Person: Early voting period: Starts: Thursday, Feb. 12. Ends: 3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 28.
- Vote in Person on Election Day: Find your precinct here. North Carolina voters will be asked to show photo ID when they check in to vote. See more information about Voter ID on the State Board of Elections site.
- Vote by Mail: Request that an absentee ballot be mailed to your address. Make the request online here, or fill out and print the form here. You can track your absentee ballot from the time it is printed until it is counted here. For detailed instructions on voting by mail, including who can request absentee ballots for a family member, please see the North Carolina Board of Elections website here.
For information about local and national elections, use the resources below. All of these websites are free and available for all who want to learn more about elections, candidates, and parties.
Alamance County Resources:
- Alamance County Board of Elections: If you live in Alamance County, use the Board of Elections website to find out information about voting and local elections. Links to sample ballots, as well as information on One Stop Early Voting times and locations, are available here.
Additional Online Resources
- Preview your ballot.
- Check your voter registration.
- Find your Election Day polling place.
- View currently elected state officials.
- How to spot and avoid misinformation.
- Learn more at alamance-nc.com/elections & ncsbe.gov
- Help out your community by volunteering as a poll worker.
- Can I Vote: This website is created by the National Association of Secretaries of State and helps you find information about voting in your area. Includes information in Spanish: https://www.nass.org/es/can-I-vote
- The Commission on Presidential Debates: The CPD is a nonpartisan organization that sponsors and organizes debates for U.S. presidential and vice presidential candidates. It also contains information on debates dating back to 1858 along with transcripts of some debates.
- OpenSecrets: The Center for Responsive Politics created this site to allow people to research campaign contributors and financial information. Much of the data comes from the Federal Election Commission (FEC).
- Political TV Ad Archive: Users can browse and view television ads for political candidates.
- The U.S. Election Assistance Commission: A government website dedicated to educating everyone about elections. You can find answers to Frequently Asked Questions as well as 10 Quick Tips for Voters available in multiple languages. Election Calendars, Voter Registration Forms, surveys/reports, and more are available as well.
- VoteSmart: This site provides factual and unbiased information about local and national election candidates. Although designed for K-12 teachers, this site provides plain language that anyone can understand.
- USA.gov has a website with information on voting rights, including where to report suspected cases of voter fraud, intimidation, or suppression of the right to vote. Read more here.