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The Daily Tar Heel Election Center

The Orange County Commissioners primary race: What you need to know

By Guillermo Molero | January 30

Candidates running to represent Chapel Hill and Carrboro in Orange County's Board of County Commissioners continue to campaign for the 2020 primary election. ...

National politics takes center stage at Raleigh Women's March

By Brittany McGee and Sofia Lesnewski | January 26

“Until women’s rights are enshrined in the constitution with an Equal Rights Amendment, everything that has been given to us by law, can conceivably ...

'Is my vote going to count?' Local nonprofit addresses race and voting rights in N.C.

By Sofia Lesnewski | January 26

Last Thursday, voting rights advocates met at the Chapel Hill Public Library to discuss their opposition to voter ID and other issues.

Bloomberg picks Chapel Hill as site for campaign office

By Yates McConnell | January 22

Tim O’Brien, senior adviser to Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg, visited the former New York City mayor's newly-opened campaign office ...

Post HB2, North Carolina may have its first transgender legislators

By Taylor Heeden | January 14

North Carolina has never had an openly transgender individual serve in the state legislature. In 2020, that could change. Two openly transgender ...

North Carolina might have a new congressional seat after 2020 census

By Brittany McGee | January 9

The lack of census data on military personal overseas may result in the addition of a congressional district in North Carolina.

All on-campus students to vote in one "super precinct" in 2020 elections

By Victoria Johnson | January 9

Looking to increase voter participation, the Orange County Board of Elections has created a new UNC precinct, amalgamating several low-turnout precincts ...

Orange County has recently experienced a surge in new voter registrations as North Carolina’s primary approaches.

You won't need a photo ID to vote in the March primary. Here's why.

By Kayleigh Carpenter | January 9

As the 2020 election season draws closer, debates over voter ID are rattling the N.C. Legislature.

N.C. Congressional and legislative maps are set for 2020 elections

By Brittany McGee | January 7

Despite the current congressional maps being upheld for the upcoming primary elections in March, democratic North Carolina representatives are still fighting ...

Here's your guide for navigating North Carolina's March primary elections

By Victoria Johnson | January 7

It’s primary season once again, and the presidential race isn’t the only high-stakes election to watch this year. This year North Carolina voters ...