2020 General Election

Absentee Voting: Want to get a head start on the 2020 General Election? You may complete and submit an absentee request form to receive your ballot by mail. We will process your request now and mail you your ballot beginning September 4, 2020. For more information about absentee voting, please visit the NC State Board of Elections Absentee Voting web-page.

Click here to view the form: NC Absentee Ballot Request Form

Complete, sign, and mail the form to: Pitt County Board of Elections, PO Box 56, Greenville NC 27835; or, deliver in person to our office.

2020 Primary

We hope you had a pleasant voting experience during the Primary. If you are looking for results they can be found on the State Board of Elections results webpage.

Curious about March 3, Primary turnout? Take a look at our Google Sheet comparing the current and past two Presidential Primaries. Numbers are updated shortly after 10 AM, 2 PM, and 4 PM. One-Stop early voting stats can be found on our separate Google Sheet comparing turnout with previous elections.

Voter Photo ID

Voters will not be required to show photo ID for the March 3, 2020, primary election.

• In a December 31 order, a federal district court blocked North Carolina’s voter photo ID requirement from taking effect. The injunction will remain in place until further order of the court.
• This page will be updated when new information is available.

No se le exigirá a los votantes que muestren una identificación con foto durante las elecciones primarias del 3 de marzo de 2020.

• En una orden del 31 de diciembre, un tribunal federal de distrito bloqueó el requisito de identificación con foto para votación en Carolina del Norte. El requerimiento permanecerá en vigencia hasta nueva orden de la corte.
• Esta página se actualizará cuando haya nueva información disponible.

Search Voter Registration Information

Are you registered? Is your information current? Use the State Board of Elections & Ethics Enforcement Voter Search tool to look up registration by name. With this tool you can see:

• Voter Details (address and demographic information)
• Jurisdictions (assigned voting districts based on registered address)
• Election Day Polling Place (name, address, photos, and link to map)
• Sample Ballot (ballot is based on assigned voting districts)
• Voter History (list of participated elections)
• Absentee Requests (displays status of absentee request/ballot, if applicable)

REMINDER: On Election Day you must go to your assigned polling place to cast your ballot.

The Elections Office Services

• Determines electoral district voting status for all voters, including voters affected in areas annexed by municipalities
• In-person and mail-in voter registration
• Provides absentee voting services as authorized by statute
• Updates voter records upon receipt of signed change registration forms

Statistics

Computerized voter data and statistics are available at cost to the public upon specific written request. Original election data can be examined in the office.

• Registration by Precinct (2019-12-11)
• Registration by US Congressional District (2019-12-11)
• Registration by NC Senate District (2019-12-11)
• Registration by NC House District (2019-12-11)
• Registration by County Commissioner District (2019-12-11)
• Registration by Board of Education District (2019-12-11)
• Registration by Municipality (2019-12-11)
• Registration by Greenville District (2019-12-11)

Deadlines 

New voter registration, political party changes, and address changes (if move made more than 30 days prior to an election) should be received in the Elections Office before the books close on the 25th day prior to any election. For the 2020 Primary the registration deadline is February 7, 2020.

Change of Address 

Moving could change a person’s voting precinct and districts. It is unlawful to vote in a precinct from which one has moved more than 30 days prior to an election. Questions should be directed to the Elections Office. Voter Guides including pertinent voting information are mailed to voters with voter registration cards.