Press release from Buncombe County Government:
Voter Cards Coming Soon to Your Mailbox
New North Carolina district maps may mean changes for some voters in where they vote and which district they’re in. Buncombe County Election Services will be mailing new voter cards to all active voters in the County starting Tuesday, March 29. Those cards include:
Name and Address of voter with mailing address
Election Day Voting Location and Address
Election Districts
Political Party
If you do not receive a card, Election Services encourages people to look up their voter statusto make sure address/registration information is current. Sample ballots are also available through this tool.For more answers to all your election-related questions in Buncombe County, visit our website at buncombecounty.org/vote. Did you know you can sign up for election reminders via mobile text or email notifications? It’s easy, just text “bcalert” to 99411 or visitbuncombecounty.org/ codered, sign up for Buncombe Alerts, and choose election reminders.
Important dates coming up
March 28—Mailing of absentee ballots starts (request a ballot)
April 22 –Deadline for voter registration or party changes (same-day registration will be available during Early Voting starting on April 28)
April 28-May 14 – Early Voting
May 17 – Primary Election
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