Super Tuesday is just around the corner for voters but you don’t have to wait to cast your ballot.
North Carolina’s one-stop early voting period for the March 2024 primary election runs from Thursday, Feb. 15 through Saturday, March 2.
Unlike on Election Day, early voting is offered only at select sites, so be prepared for the possibility of long lines. Lines are historically shortest on the first days of early voting, according to Wake County officials. The busiest times are around lunchtime on weekdays, 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Saturdays and the last three days of the early voting period.
Who can you vote for?
This is a presidential election year, but there are also several other big races on the ballot — including U.S. House of Representatives, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, and many more. Counties and municipalities across the state also have important offices up for a vote.
March’s election is the primary for the November election when all of those races will ultimately be decided. So your vote in this round will determine which candidates ultimately make it onto the ballot in November.