Voting Rights & Democracy
The ACLU of North Carolina continues to defend and expand the right to vote through lobbying, litigation, and working in coalition with partner organizations across the state.
Voting is the cornerstone of democracy. And yet, the right to vote is under constant threat. In North Carolina, we continue to see attempts to impose barriers to the ballot box, limit the times and ways people can vote, and keep formerly incarcerated people from voting once they are no longer held captive by the state.
The ACLU of North Carolina continues to defend and expand the right to vote through lobbying, litigation, and working in coalition with partner organizations across the state.
Be sure to get your voting information from official and trusted sources. When in doubt, call the Election Protection Hotline or visit the N.C. State Board of Elections website. If you have any questions about the voting process, call 888-OUR-VOTE to speak with an elections expert at the nonpartisan Election Protection Hotline!
The Latest
ACLU of North Carolina Responds to Griffin Concession
ACLU of North Carolina Files Amicus Brief in Case over Supreme Court Race
ACLU of North Carolina Statement on Block to Supreme Court Election Certification
Cases, Campaigns & Legislation
Griffin v. North Carolina Board of Elections (Amicus)
Chambers v. State of NC (Voting Access Amid COVID-19)
League of Women Voters of North Carolina et al. v. North Carolina
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