Ask Me How To Vote

Help Make Every Voice Heard This Election

Razor-thin margins will decide many elections this November, but confusion about recent changes to voter ID rules and a sense of malaise about the democratic process could depress voter turnout. NCAJ aims to help its members get involved this election season with the Ask Me How to Vote campaign. This campaign provides the resources members need to help educate clients, friends and family about their rights to vote and why it’s so important that they exercise them.

We are working closely with the State Board of Elections and the North Carolina Voter Project, a new nonprofit dedicated to getting North Carolinians registered and out to vote.

Find guidance from the N.C. State Board of Elections on how to register and vote if you’ve been affected by Hurricane Helene

The voter engagement toolkit includes:

• information on where and when to register to vote on Election Day, Nov. 5
• information on early voting, Oct. 17-Nov.2
• standards for newly required photo IDs for all voters
• a sample letter, email and a script for a reel, customizable with information about appellate judicial candidates
• tips on best practices for sending emails and posting on social media
• information about NC Votercode’s client list processing and mailing services for those wishing to send printed letters
• expenditure requirement information 

Access NCAJ’s Voter Engagement Toolkit Here

In addition to the toolkit, NCAJ has created social media graphics for members to download and share throughout election season. You can customize the post with information from the State Board of Elections website found in the toolkit and also here:

Party-specific information about appellate judicial candidates here:

• Democrat
• Republican

Instagram

Facebook/LinkedIn

Printable Flyer

You can download the flyer below and print copies to post in your office or hand out to clients. The QR code links to a separate web page of voter FAQs about voter registration, early voting, ID requirements and voting by mail.

NC Voter Project

Want to get more involved with voter registration efforts? Join our friends at NC Voter Project. Check out NCVP’s website and social media pages to sign up and stay tuned for volunteer opportunities. NCVP will be sharing events and opportunities for involvement via social media. Volunteers are also tracked via their website and through other online applications.

NCVP Website
NCVP Facebook
NCVP on X
NCVP Instagram
NCVP TikTok