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North Carolina Statute
§ 163-82.20 Voter registration at other public agencies

Code: Chapter 163: Elections and Election LawsSubchapter III: Qualifying to VoteArticle 7A: Registration of Voters

Topics: Record Retention and Confidentiality Voter Registration Accessibility and Voter Assistance

North Carolina Statute
§ 163-130 Satellite voting places

Code: Chapter 163: Elections and Election LawsSubchapter VI: Conduct of Primaries and ElectionsArticle 12: Precincts and Voting Places

Topics: Polling Places Election Security Accessibility and Voter Assistance Voting Rights

North Carolina Statute
§ 163-130.1 Out-of-precinct voting places

Code: Chapter 163: Elections and Election LawsSubchapter VI: Conduct of Primaries and ElectionsArticle 12: Precincts and Voting Places

Topics: Polling Places Election Precincts Accessibility and Voter Assistance Voting Rights

North Carolina Statute
§ 163-131 Accessible polling places

Code: Chapter 163: Elections and Election LawsSubchapter VI: Conduct of Primaries and ElectionsArticle 12: Precincts and Voting Places

Topics: Definitions Polling Places Accessibility and Voter Assistance Voting Rights

North Carolina Statute
§ 163-165.3 Responsibilities for preparing official ballots

Code: Chapter 163: Elections and Election LawsSubchapter VI: Conduct of Primaries and ElectionsArticle 14A: VotingPart 2: Ballots and Voting Systems

Topics: Contents and Design Responsibilities - Election Officials Accessibility and Voter Assistance

North Carolina Statute
§ 163-166.3 Limited access to the voting enclosure

Code: Chapter 163: Elections and Election LawsSubchapter VI: Conduct of Primaries and ElectionsArticle 14A: VotingPart 3: Procedures at the Voting Place

Topics: Election Observers or Watchers Election Security Accessibility and Voter Assistance

North Carolina Statute
§ 163-166.8 Assistance to voters

Code: Chapter 163: Elections and Election LawsSubchapter VI: Conduct of Primaries and ElectionsArticle 14A: VotingPart 3: Procedures at the Voting Place

Topics: Voter Eligibility Accessibility and Voter Assistance Voting Rights

North Carolina Statute
§ 163-166.9 Curbside voting

Code: Chapter 163: Elections and Election LawsSubchapter VI: Conduct of Primaries and ElectionsArticle 14A: VotingPart 3: Procedures at the Voting Place

Topics: Accessibility and Voter Assistance

North Carolina Statute
§ 163-166.16 Requirement for photo identification to vote in person

Code: Chapter 163: Elections and Election LawsSubchapter VI: Conduct of Primaries and ElectionsArticle 14A: VotingPart 3: Procedures at the Voting Place

Topics: Voter Eligibility Accessibility and Voter Assistance Voter ID

North Carolina Statute
§ 163-226.3 Certain acts declared felonies

Code: Chapter 163: Elections and Election LawsSubchapter VII: Absentee VotingArticle 20: Absentee Ballot

Topics: Definitions Election Offenses Voter Eligibility Accessibility and Voter Assistance Vote by Mail and Absentee Voting

North Carolina Statute
§ 163-230.3 Online request for absentee ballots

Code: Chapter 163: Elections and Election LawsSubchapter VII: Absentee VotingArticle 20: Absentee Ballot

Topics: Responsibilities - Election Officials Voter Eligibility Accessibility and Voter Assistance Application Vote by Mail and Absentee Voting

North Carolina Statute
§ 163-274 Certain acts declared misdemeanors

Code: Chapter 163: Elections and Election LawsSubchapter VIII: Regulation of Election CampaignsArticle 22: Corrupt Practices and Other Offenses Against the Elective Franchise

Topics: Electioneering Record Retention and Confidentiality Election Offenses Accessibility and Voter Assistance

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