The 2024 general election will be one of the most critical that we’ve ever witnessed for North Carolina government retirees. It’s important that you vote and encourage your family and friends to vote as well. Election Day is Tuesday, November 5, but you can avoid the long lines by voting early.
The North Carolina State Board of Elections offers a wide array of resources, including information about the general election, your voting record, ways to vote, and more at NCSBE.gov/voting.
WHEN AND WHERE CAN I VOTE?
Early voting in North Carolina began on October 17 and is currently underway across the state. Find an early voting site near you.
Polling places on Election Day will be open from 6:30 am to 7:30 pm. You can find your voter details, including polling places, on the NC State Board of Elections website.
NEW PHOTO ID REQUIREMENTS
Voters in North Carolina will now be asked to show a photo ID during early voting and Election Day voting. Learn more about the new photo ID requirements.
HURRICANE HELENE
If you have been impacted by Hurricane Helene and live in one of the counties covered by the State Disaster Law,
click here for voting options.
IMPORTANT TREASURER INFO
For many reasons, the State Treasurer is the most essential office to government retirees because the office oversees retirement plans, and health plans for state employees. You can find helpful information and insight into the candidates’ positions below. For additional details, we encourage you to visit their campaign websites, conduct your own research, and vote for the candidates you believe best represent you. We also encourage you to watch the recent debate between the two treasurer candidates. It was televised by Spectrum News originally on October 13 and sponsored by the nonpartisan NC Institute of Political Leadership.