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IT IS EVERY CITIZEN’S RIGHT TO VOTE FOR THE CANDIDATES OF THEIR CHOICE.
The Jewish Community Relations Committee at Greensboro Jewish Federation seeks to ensure every American has the information and easy access to voter and election education. We embrace the opportunity to engage with our political system as a tool for pursuing justice, giving people choice, and repairing the world. In that spirit, we encourage you to get out and vote.
Throughout history, many people have fought and sacrificed for the right to vote to ensure taxes are spent wisely, there is job security and workplace safety, sound education systems, healthcare, social security, highway improvements, and neighborhood safety. You can take action and vote to improve the lives of everyone around us.
HOW TO VOTE
There are 3 ways to vote—Absentee, Early Voting and on Election Day. Given the ongoing prevalence of COVID-19, voters can request an Absentee Ballot. Note: “Absentee Voting” and “Vote by Mail” are used interchangeably.
ABSENTEE (BY MAIL) VOTING
Requesting Absentee by Mail Ballot: All registered voters in North Carolina may request an absentee ballot. Registered voters may request a ballot online through the North Carolina State Board of Elections Absentee Ballot Request Portal or fill out a North Carolina Absentee Ballot Request Form and return it in person at 301 West Market Street Greensboro, NC 27401.
Track your absentee ballot: Voters may track the status of their ballot request through BallotTrax, the Voter Search Tool, or by contacting the Guilford County Board of Elections . For more information on tracking ballot status, click here.
Click Here for more information concerning the Absentee Voting process.
EARLY VOTING
Early Voting for the November 8, 2022 General Election will be held from October 20 to November 5, 2022.
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Where to vote: Click here for a detailed schedule including sites, addresses, and daily schedules.
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Voting Wait Times: Wait times are updated periodically on this site.
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Are you registered to vote? Check your registration status with our Voter Search Tool.
SAME-DAY REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Individuals who are not registered to vote in Guilford County may register at early voting sites during the early voting period. After registering, the newly registered voter can immediately vote at that same site. This process is called “same-day registration.”
Click this link for Same Day Registration information
VOTING ON ELECTION DAY
Vote in your assigned precinct location any time from 6:30 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. on November 8, 2023
Access the Voter Lookup Tool to access your current registration information and identify your assigned voting precinct.
Important Note: Precinct assignments are based on your residential address. If you need to update your current voter registration address, see the General Voting Information page for details on how to register to vote (which includes making updates to existing information).
FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THE CANDIDATES
AND THEIR PROPOSALS
There are many resources on the internet to find out more about candidates and proposals. When searching, make sure you have a reliable source that is not biased. Here are a couple to start with:
GUILFORD COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS for November 8, 2022:
US Senate
Ted Budd - R
Shannon W. Bray - L
US House of Representatives District 6
(Robert) Christian Castelli - R
Kathy Manning - D
Thomas Watercott - Lib
US Congress - District 11
Chuck Edwards - R
US Senator - District 28
Paul Schumacher - R
NC State Senate District 26
NC State Senate District 27
Michael Garrett - D
NC House of Representatives - District 057
Ashton Clemmons - D
NC House of Representatives - District 058
Amos Quick - D
Chrissy Smith - R
NC House of Representatives - District 059
Sherrie Young - D
Jon Hardister - R
NC House of Representatives - District 060
Cecil Brockman - D
NC House of Representatives - District 061
Mary Price (Pricey) Harrison - D
NC House of Representatives - District 062
Brandon Gray - D
John Faircloth - R
NC Superior Court Judge - District 18C Seat 01
Stuart Albright - D
NC Superior Court Judge - District 18 Seat 01
Marc Ross Tyrey - D
NC Superior Court Judge - District 18 Seat 02
Larry Archie - D
District Attorney - District 24
Court of Appeals Judge Seat 8
Julee Tate Flood - R
Court of Appeals Judge Seat 9
Brad Salmon - D
Donna Stroud - R
Supreme Court Associate Justice Seat 3
Lucy N. Inman - D
Supreme Court Associate Justice Seat 5
Sam J. Ervin - D
Trey Allen - R
Sheriff Guilford County
Danny Rogers - D
Phil Byrd - R
Guilford County Board of Education - District 2
Amanda Cook - D
Crissy Pratt - R
Guilford County Board of Education - District 4
Leroy Deon Clark - D
Guilford County Board of Education - District 6
Khem Irby - D
Tim Andrew - R
Guilford County Board of Education - District 8
Guilford County Board of Education - At-Large
Alan Sherouse - D
Demetria Carter - R
Clerk of Superior Court Guilford County
Court of Appeals Judge Seat 10
John M. Tyson - R
Court of Appeals Judge Seat 11
Darren Jackson - D
County Commissioner - District 2
Paul Meinhart - D
Alan W. Perdue - R
County Commissioner - District 3
Derek Mobley - D
Pat Tillman - R
County Commissioner - District 7
Frankie T Jones - D
Kenny Abbe - R
Guilford County Board of Commissioners - District 02
Guilford Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor
CIty of Archdale Mayor
City of Archdale City Council At-Large
Kelly Grooms (No Website Available)
City of Archdale City Council Ward 01
City of Archdale City Council Ward 04
