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  1. Past and Present Commissioners

    https://bocc.mecknc.gov/past-and-present-commissioners

    View a listing of current and previous commissioners.
  2. Registering for the First Time

    https://vote.mecknc.gov/Information-for-Voters/Voter-Registration

    Register to vote or update your existing registration electronically.
  3. Voter Registration Status and Voting Location

    https://vote.mecknc.gov/Information-for-Voters/registration-status

    Check your registration status and voting location by using the NCSBE Voter Search app.
  4. Request a Replacement Voter Card

    https://vote.mecknc.gov/Information-for-Voters/update-party

    (You DO NOT need a voter card to vote!) 

    You must be a registered voter in Mecklenburg county to request a replacement voter card. If you are registering for the first time, a voter card will automatically be mailed out once your registration has been processed.
  5. Update or Cancel Your Voter Registration

    https://vote.mecknc.gov/Information-for-Voters/Update-Address

    Update your Party Affiliation, Residential or Mailing Address, or Name on your voter registration. The civilian voter registration deadline (25 days before Election Day).
  6. Voters with Disabilities

    https://vote.mecknc.gov/Information-for-Voters/Accessible-Voting

    Federal and state laws require early voting locations and Election Day polling sites to be accessible to all voters.
  7. Adults

    https://cfas.mecknc.gov/adults

    Information for adults regarding health services and financial assistance.
  8. Children

    https://cfas.mecknc.gov/children

    Information pertaining to children such as Child Support Services and Foster and Adoption Services.
  9. Families

    https://cfas.mecknc.gov/families

    Information for families including health services, financial assistance and safety.
  10. Project C.A.R.E. (Caregiver Alternatives to Running on Empty)

    https://cfas.mecknc.gov/services/project-care-caregiver-alternatives-running-empty

    Project CARE is a coordinated delivery system that responds to the needs, values and preferences of individuals who directly care for a family member or friend with Alzheimer's disease or related dementia.