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Y'all did that. The work continues — next stop, certifying the election results.

Happy voting! If anything goes wrong or if you have any questions, call the Election Protection Hotline: 888-OUR-VOTE (English/Español) or 1-833-VOTE-NCAAT (Arabic/Asian languages)

Today is Election Day. Polls are open 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. If you are in line by 7:30 p.m., stay in line. You have a right to vote if you arrive before the polls close. Questions or concerns about voting? Call or text 888-OUR-VOTE (English/Español) | 1-833-VOTE-NCAAT (Arabic/Asian languages).

It's too late to mail your absentee ballot and you should be careful about who hand delivers it. Ballots must be received, not postmarked, by your county board of elections by 7:30 p.m. on November 3. If anyone other than you, your legal guardian, or a near relative turns in your ballot, it won't be counted. A near relative is your spouse, brother, sister, parent, grandparent, child, grandchild, mother-in-law, father-in-law, daughter-in-law, son-in-law, stepparent, or stepchild. If you have a disability, anyone can help you return it, they just have to tell elections staff they're assisting a voter with a disability. More voting info at the link in our bio and if you have any questions or concerns, call or text the nonpartisan Election Protection Hotline: 888-OUR-VOTE.

Don't be deterred—go vote! Remember, Election Day is November 3rd. We partnered with Hannah Hasan (@iamhannahhasan), who facilitated this intergenerational conversation between college voter Camille Satterwhite-Rambert (@thecamillejule) and seasoned voter Valerie D. Dale (@valerieddale). Watch the full conversation on YouTube. Link in bio. Do you have a plan to vote? Click the link in our bio to learn more about voting in North Carolina.

Don’t ghost this election!👻😉Today is the LAST day of early voting. You can vote at ANY early voting site in your county from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm. Visit the link in our bio for more info🎃

"I used to think of voting as a right. I still do, but increasingly I also see it as a responsibility we hold toward one another." Early voting in North Carolina ends this Saturday, October 31, at 3 p.m. You can vote at any early voting site in your county, and if you’re not registered yet, you can register and vote the same day during this window. Election Day is Tuesday, November 3; Make a plan to vote by visiting acluofnc.org/vote. Whichever day you choose, bring your photo ID. If you can’t show one, you can still vote by filling out an ID exception form. To find your early voting site or Election Day polling place, visit ncsbe.gov. If you vote outside North Carolina, vote.gov can point you to your state’s rules. Take a moment to read a new blog from our Executive Director, Chantal Stevens, reflecting on her recent sabbatical and the insights she gained along the way. Link in bio.

One week away. Where are you voting? When? How are you getting there? Voters with a plan are voters who actually make it to the ballot box. Early voting runs through Saturday, Oct. 31 at 3 p.m., and polls are open on Election Day 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Remember, Election Day is the LAST day to vote, not the first. Make your plan at the link in our bio, and check out our Voter Guide while you're there.

We won’t back down in the face of efforts to suppress voter turnout. We’re defending our right to vote. Vote early by Oct. 31st if you can or on Election Day, Nov 3rd. If you must vote by mail, review this guidance carefully and follow us, @ncvoterprotection and other organizations protecting our elections. When in doubt, call the nonpartisan NC Election Protection Hotline: 888-OUR-VOTE (888-687-8683) for trusted information and support. Data source: ABC11 WTVD

Remember that Election Day is the last day to vote, not the first. Visit the link in our bio for more information on voting.

The NCSBE has noted some misinformation on this topic, so we're letting you know that election workers are allowed and even required to write on your ballot. If you have questions about voting, call 888-OUR-VOTE for assistance in English and Spanish.

Don't let tricks get between you and your ballot. 👻 Get your voting information from trusted sources. Find everything you need to vote in North Carolina at the link in our bio. Something sounds off? Call or text the Election Protection Hotline before you believe it or share it. Save the number in your phone now so it's there if you need it.

No government agency is above the law, and we will continue to fight back against these violent and unlawful arrests.

It’s your last chance to register while voting – spooky! In-person early voting ends TOMORROW at 3 p.m. Visit the link in our bio for more information and resources to help you cast your vote.

The North Carolina deadline to register to vote in the midterm elections is this Friday, October 9, at 5 p.m. You can still register and vote at the same time during early voting, but try not to wait. Registering takes just a few minutes, and checking your registration is even faster. Both at the link in our bio.

Learn more at the link in our bio. Desliza para español. Aprende más en el enlace de nuestra bio.

Early voting starts in just two weeks! Screenshot it, save it, and send it to your group chat. You can find more on voting in the upcoming elections at the link in our bio. Questions or concerns about voting? Call or text the nonpartisan Election Protection Hotline: 888-OUR-VOTE

👀❤️‍🔥more at the link in our bio.

Missed the registration deadline? No problem, you can still register while you vote during early voting, Oct. 15-31. More voting info at the link in our bio.

Virtual hands-on zine workshop: The History and Power of Zines in Activist Movements Thurs, October 8 @ 6:30 PM EST About the Workshop: This workshop will introduce the history & continued impact of zine-making in activist and organizing spaces. Participants will learn about art advocacy and its impacts on social justice movements, and have the opportunity to create their own art piece in response to 'Young Southern Voting Power'. We invite you to think about what voting in the South means to you. How do you leverage your power as a young, Southern person? What do you hope lawmakers know about your generation? In what ways do your political actions now shape your future? Each eligible participant will have the opportunity to submit their work to our archive, have it shared on our social media pages, and possibly be included in our printed zine anthology. This workshop is open to all ages. Entries for the Future Echoes project are open to 18- to 30-year-olds. Scan the QR code to register or click the link in our bio 🔗

Early voting opens this Thursday, Oct 15-31, and some (us) would argue it's the way to go. Find your early voting site & more at the link in our bio. Questions about the voting process? The nonpartisan Election Protection Hotline is 888-OUR-VOTE.

You can read our full letter to the Winston-Salem City Council at the link in our bio.

Follow @thegabrij for updates. “No matter your views on immigration, no one should experience grave medical neglect leading to death or disability while in detention,” said Gabri Johnson, daughter of Gabriel Johnson, speaking on behalf of the family. “And when someone suffers from a life-altering medical crisis in government custody, the answer cannot be to block their family from seeing them in the hospital, put them on a plane, and send them out of the country. The United States can be better than that. There is time to be better.”

📅 IN TWO WEEKS! ✂️ The History and Power of Zines in Activist Movements 📚 This workshop will introduce the history & continued impact of zine-making in activist and organizing spaces. Participants will learn about art advocacy and its impacts on social justice movements, and have the opportunity to create their own art piece in response to 'Young Southern Voting Power'. We invite you to think about what voting in the South means to you. ✨How do you leverage your power as a young, Southern person? ✨What do you hope lawmakers know about your generation? ✨In what ways do your political actions now shape your future? 🌟 Each eligible participant will have the opportunity to submit their work to our archive, have it shared on our social media pages, and possibly be included in our printed zine anthology. 🚨 This workshop is open to all ages. Entries for the Future Echoes project are open to 18- to 30-year-olds. 🎨 Make sure to bring some paper, something to write with, and your art-making materials! 🔗 Scan the QR code to register or click the link in our bio

In every election, election administrators need poll workers to keep polling places open, help their neighbors vote, and ensure every voter has access to the ballot box. Sign up at the link in our bio!

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In every election, election administrators need poll workers to keep polling places open, help their neighbors vote, and ensure every voter has access to the ballot box.