Preparing college and university students for responsible stewardship of a robust democracy has long been the core mission of American higher education.
This page is intended to provide information and resources for Campbell University students regarding the voting process.
Key Dates
- September 17 – Constitution Day & National Voter Registration Day
- October 7-11 – National Voter Education Week
- October 11 – Deadline to register to vote or update existing registration. After this date, you can vote with a provisional ballot and do same-day registration. Deadlines in other states.
- October 17 – November 2 – In-person Early Voting (North Carolina)
- October 29 – Vote Early Day
- October 29 at 5 p.m. – Deadline to apply for a mail-in ballot in NC. Check Deadlines in other states.
- November 5 – Election Day
Voter ID Requirements
North Carolina voters are now required to provide photo identification when voting in-person or by absentee ballot.
“Those who vote in North Carolina are asked to show photo ID when they check in to vote. Voters who vote by mail will be asked to include a photocopy of an acceptable ID when returning their ballot by mail. Many types of identification – including driver’s licenses, U.S. passports and State-approved student ID’s – will be accepted.”
Campbell Voter ID Card
The North Carolina Board of Elections approved Campbell University’s Voter ID card as a valid form of identification when voting. Review the full list of acceptable photo IDs.
The Campbell Student Voter ID card is a physical card separate from the student ID and will be provided to Campbell students upon request.
Campbell University has adopted a process to issue voter photo identification card (Voter ID) to currently enrolled students who wish to vote in state and federal elections in North Carolina. Voter IDs issued through this process are separate from the campus identification card issued to all enrolled students and serve no other purpose than as a verified card issued by Campbell University to the student for use at a polling location in North Carolina as proof of identity.
Voter ID cards are available now at the ID Center in Bryan Hall.