ASHEVILLE, N.C. (828newsNOW) — The North Carolina State Board of Elections has launched an initiative to help voters correct incomplete registration records.
The Registration Repair Project, announced this month, aims to reach tens of thousands of North Carolinians whose information is flagged as incomplete. In Buncombe County, officials said about 1,400 registered voters fall into that category. Check this list to see if you’re one of them.
The effort follows a recent legal dispute over the state’s Supreme Court race, which was ultimately decided in favor of Justice Allison Riggs. State officials said the project is designed to prevent future challenges by ensuring voter rolls are accurate…