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EVERY VOTE COUNTS!

Local elections are often won by just a handful of votes, so please vote! In fact, why not vote early and avoid the lines on Election Day?

Early Voting Locations

• Board of Elections Building in Lexington, 8AM-5PM, M-F and on November 4th from 8AM-1PM (starting 10/19)
• Thomasville Public Library, 10AM-6PM, M-F and on November 4th from 10AM-1PM (starting 10/23)
• Davidson County Community College (Room 116 Mendenhall Building), 10AM-6PM, M-F and on November 4th from 10AM-1PM (starting 10/23)
• Midway Fire Department, 10AM-6PM, M-F and on November 4th from 10AM-1PM (starting 10/23)

"Meet the Candidates" Voter Guide
Version for Color Printers | Version for Black and White Printers

Voter Guide Palm Card Click here for your copy
Folds up perfectly to fit in your wallet until you get to the polls.

Sample Ballot from the Board of Elections Website

To register to vote, you need to complete a voter registration application and return it to the Board of Elections. You can download a copy of the form here, then print, complete, and mail it to:

Davidson County Board of Elections
P.O. Box 1084
Lexington, NC 27293-1084

Do not fax the form! The Board of Elections requires an original signature.

You can also obtain a copy at any public library and many government offices. You can also register when you obtain or renew your driver's license. If you have moved or changed your name, you must re-register. Voter registration books close 25 days prior to any primary, special, or general election.

Naturally, we hope you will register as a Democrat, but the choice is yours. To vote in a party's primary election, you must be registered in that party. For example, if you want to vote for who should be the Democratic nominee for President, you must be registered as a Democrat.

The Davidson County Board of Elections office is located at 912 Greensboro Street, which is in the parking lot adjacent to the Davidson County Governmental Center in Lexington.

You can also download the Davidson County Board of Elections Voting Guide, which explains all of your options for voting.

If you need to check your current voter registration, you can do so on the State Board of Elections website or by contacting the Davidson County Board of Elections at (336) 242-2190 or emailing Ruth Huneycutt at rhuneycu@co.davidson.nc.us.