Check your registration.
Review your voter record, assigned polling place and sample ballot on the official state website.
Open NC Voter Search (opens in a new tab)SCAP • NONPARTISAN VOTER INFORMATION
Your voice.
Your vote.
Your next step starts close to home. Find voting information for your county and make your plan for the 2026 General Election.
Find my county’s informationMoore • Montgomery • Richmond • Anson
2026 GENERAL ELECTION
03
NovemberTuesday, 2026
6:30 AM–7:30 PM Eastern Time
Early voting: October 15–31
Ends Saturday, October 31 at 3 PM.
Local information. Official sources.
01 / START HERE
Voting, close to home.
Choose the county where you are registered to vote.
Four counties. One helpful place.
This guide covers the November 3, 2026 election. For a later election, use your county Board of Elections website for current dates and locations.
YOUR LOCAL GUIDE
Moore County
Choose any early voting site in your county.
Scheduled hours at all locations below
All times Eastern. Official NC schedule (opens in a new tab)
Confirm locations and hours before you travel. Moore County voting updates (opens in a new tab)
Vote at your assigned polling place.
Tuesday, November 3, 2026 · 6:30 AM–7:30 PM Eastern
Find the polling place for your address.
Find my Election Day polling place (opens in a new tab)NC State Board of Elections · Official lookup
Early voting sites may differ from your Election Day polling place. If you are in line at your assigned polling place at 7:30 PM, you can still vote.
02 / BEFORE YOU GO
A little preparation. A confident vote.
Three useful steps for voters in every county.
Bring an accepted photo ID.
No photo ID? Ask an election official about an ID Exception Form and a provisional ballot.
See accepted IDs & exceptions (opens in a new tab)Get the assistance you need.
Learn about accessible voting equipment, voter assistance and curbside voting for eligible voters.
Explore accessible voting (opens in a new tab)03 / HELPFUL TO KNOW
Clear answers.
Trusted resources.
SCAP connects you to voting information. County and state election officials are the source for current rules and decisions.
NC early voting site search (opens in a new tab)Choose your registration county in the state tool.
Can I register during early voting?
Eligible residents can register and vote at the same early voting site in their county. Bring proof of residence showing your current name and address, and review the state’s requirements.
Same-day registration requirements (opens in a new tab)Are early voting and Election Day sites the same?
During early voting, use any early voting site in your registration county. On Election Day, go to your assigned polling place. Always check the correct location before leaving.
Find your assigned polling place (opens in a new tab)Where can I get absentee-by-mail information?
Use the NC State Board of Elections guidance for current ballot-request and return deadlines. Contact your county election office with questions about your ballot.
Official vote-by-mail guidance (opens in a new tab)Where does this guide’s information come from?
Based on SCAP’s October 15, 2026 flyer and website information. County contacts, locations and schedules were checked against official sources on October 27, 2026. This guide is a dated reference; check official sources for changes.
THE ORIGINAL SCAP RESOURCE
Keep the flyer handy.
Download the October 15, 2026 flyer with all four counties in one place. Use the official links in this guide to confirm details before voting.
Download SCAP voting flyer PDF · 1 page · 2.5 MB