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Forsyth County Municipal Elections Early Voting is happening now Election Day is Tuesday, November 2 |
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Early Voting hours are Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm, Saturday 8am - 3pm. The only location open for Early Voting is the Board of Elections, 201 N Chestnut St., Winston-Salem. Voters can register to vote or update their address during Early Voting.
On Election Day, Tuesday, November 2, voters must go to their precinct polling location between 6:30am and 7:30pm to cast their vote. Some polling locations have changed for this election only. Check the list to see if your polling place has changed.
Absentee ballot requests must be received by the Board of Election by 5pm Tuesday, October 26, and completed ballots must be dropped off at the Board of Elections office in person by the voter or near relative by 5pm Tuesday, November 2 or postmarked by 5pm November 2 and received by the Board by 5pm Friday, November 5.
The municipal elections are non-partisan, so candidates’ party affiliation will not be shown on the ballot. You can find your sample ballot by going to vt.ncsbe.gov/RegLkup, entering your name and Forsyth County, then clicking on your name. On your registration page, scroll down to Your Sample Ballot. You can also view a composite sample ballot of all the races here.
In the Clemmons Village Council race voters may vote for 3 candidates. The FCDP recommends voting for only 2 candidates, Michelle Barson and Bradley Taylor.
In the Kernersville Board of Aldermen race voters may vote for 5 candidates. The FCDP recommends voting for only 2 candidates, James (J.R.) Gorman and Kevin Hansford.
In the King City Council race, the FCDP recommends voting for only one candidate, Steven Hewett.
In the Lewisville Town Council race, the FCDP recommends voting for only one candidate, Kenneth M. (Ken) Sadler.
On Election Day, Tuesday, November 2, voters must go to their precinct polling location between 6:30am and 7:30pm to cast their vote. Some polling locations have changed for this election only. Check the list to see if your polling place has changed.
Absentee ballot requests must be received by the Board of Election by 5pm Tuesday, October 26, and completed ballots must be dropped off at the Board of Elections office in person by the voter or near relative by 5pm Tuesday, November 2 or postmarked by 5pm November 2 and received by the Board by 5pm Friday, November 5.
The municipal elections are non-partisan, so candidates’ party affiliation will not be shown on the ballot. You can find your sample ballot by going to vt.ncsbe.gov/RegLkup, entering your name and Forsyth County, then clicking on your name. On your registration page, scroll down to Your Sample Ballot. You can also view a composite sample ballot of all the races here.
In the Clemmons Village Council race voters may vote for 3 candidates. The FCDP recommends voting for only 2 candidates, Michelle Barson and Bradley Taylor.
In the Kernersville Board of Aldermen race voters may vote for 5 candidates. The FCDP recommends voting for only 2 candidates, James (J.R.) Gorman and Kevin Hansford.
In the King City Council race, the FCDP recommends voting for only one candidate, Steven Hewett.
In the Lewisville Town Council race, the FCDP recommends voting for only one candidate, Kenneth M. (Ken) Sadler.
Our office is located at 723 Coliseum Drive NW, Winston-Salem, NC 27106. Enter the driveway to the west of the red sign (past Ryan's Restaurant driveway).
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