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The North Carolina Board of Elections approved new rules for mail-in ballots on September 4, 2026, shortly before the state began sending ballots for the midterm elections. The changes, which include stricter guidelines for ballot envelope errors, have drawn criticism from Democrats who argue they could disenfranchise eligible voters.
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The North Carolina Board of Elections approved new rules for mail-in ballots on September 4, 2026, shortly before the state began sending ballots for the midterm elections. The changes, which include stricter guidelines for ballot envelope errors, have drawn criticism from Democrats who argue they could disenfranchise eligible voters.
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