IREDELL COUNTY, N.C. — Early voting began October 15 in North Carolina statewide. This in-person voting allows voters to cast their ballots ahead of Election Day.
There are key differences between early voting and traditional voting on Election Day.
- During early voting, registered voters can vote at any early voting location in their county. Unlike on Election Day, they do not need to visit the designated voting site for their precinct.
- Those not yet registered can register to vote during the early voting period at any of the early voting locations. This is called “one-stop” voting, where someone can register and vote in the same visit. The same rules apply from the earlier voter registration period: you must be a U.S. citizen, you must live in that county, you must be at least 18 years old, must not be serving a sentence for a felony conviction. (Here are more details on who is eligible to vote.)
In North Carolina this year, early voting started October 15 and ends October 31. In South Carolina, the rules are different but still allow voters to cast ballots before Election Day.
Find the One-Stop Sites in your County: One-stop Site Lookup
Iredell County early voting locations:
American Legion Building 3085 Harmony Hwy Harmony
Iredell County Board Of Elections Office 203 Stockton St Statesville
Mt Mourne Ib School (former Campus) 1431 Mecklenburg Hwy Mooresville
Peninsula Baptist Church 687 Brawley School Rd Mooresville
Troutman Baptist Church 305 Perry Rd Troutman
War Memorial Recreation Building 220 N Maple St Mooresville
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