Voter Resources in North Carolina
Voting is one of the most important privileges and duties for citizens of this great country, and this great state. This page helps to ensure that church leaders and other concerned citizens help their fellow citizens engage in this important civic privilege and duty and make their voices heard.

2008 Voter Guide
Click here to access the Voter Guide website.

If you would like to order Voter Guides for distribution at your church, civic group, or neighborhood, etc., please contact the North Carolina Family Policy Council at (919) 807-0800 or by email at vote@ncfamily.org. Voter Guides are packaged in bundles of 100 and will be shipped beginning the week of October 6. Please be sure to specify how many guides you will need in multiples of 100.

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2008 Voter Registration Information Toolkit
This toolkit includes the following resources:

Keys to Success, This provides keys to leading a successful voter registration drive in your church. These keys include voter registration guidelines, instructions for volunteers, and important supplies you'll need.
Issues Specific to NC Voter Registration, This resource provides important information regarding the NC Voter Registration form.
General Election Dates, This helps you know important dates such as absentee voting, one-stop voting, and election times for the general election.
Voter Registration FAQ, This resource provides answers to some of the most frequently asked questions that you volunteers are likely to encounter during a voter registration drive.
Getting Involved, This is a policy paper produced by the North Carolina Family Policy Council outlining guidelines for churches in legislative and political activity.
Contact Information for Local Boards of Election, This list includes the local board of elections for each of North Carolina's counties so that voter registration volunteers can know where to turn in completed voter registration forms.
Official Voter Registration Form, This is the official form from the NC State Board of Elections that can be printed off or copied for use during the voter registration drive.