5 reports

• 4 reports about No Voting Issue
• 1 reports about Identification Issue

27376: No Voting Issue

Voting was wonderful! Got in, got out! I voted last Tuesday and it was steady but calm. Read More »

27316: No Voting Issue

Polls opened at 6:30 am, I showed up at 7:15 am. No waiting, paper ballot and if the machine counter was right, I was #111 to vote today. Ramseur has a pop. of 1700, don't know about the surrounding area that votes there, but it was smooth sailing. Read More »

28226: No Voting Issue

At 11:00 am, in and out in 15 minutes. Read More »

27101: Identification Issue

I was in around 6:35 and out by 7:10. So no issues as far as a long wait time. However, I noticed none of the volunteers were asking to see voter registration cards/ID. I should have said, "So I'm to understand that anyone could have given my name and simply answered "Uh huh" when you TOLD ME my address, then walked over and voted using my name?" Read More »

27403: No Voting Issue

We were there when the doors opened at 6:30--about 20 ahead of us--out in 15 minutes! Read More »

15 Electoral Votes

Polling Hours: 6:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.

2008 Registered Voters: 6,265,830 as of 11/03 (North Carolina State Board of Elections)

Change from 2004: +13%

Election Day Registration: No

Post-Election Manual Audits: Yes

ID Requirements: HAVA minimum

Provisional Voting: Eligible for verification if cast in correct jurisdiction

Voting System: DRE with VVPAT, optical scan and ballot-marking device

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N.C. Poll Closing Times Extended

State: North Carolina

Two North Carolina polling places had their closing times extended after delays this morning. In one case in Raleigh, an election official accidentally left the ballots in her grandson's truck, delaying voting in that precinct by more than an hour and forcing 300 people to wait. Another precinct in Durham will stay open an extra 20 minutes after a power outage this morning. Apparently, that move contradicts state election law. (Raleigh News & Observer) Read More »

» ALL REPORTS: Washington Post Investigations

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