New voter ID rules are in effect for NC. Here's what you need to know. (Shutterstock)
NC voter ID is in effect. But don’t let that stop you from voting. Here’s what you need to know.
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@cardinalandpine North Carolinians now have to show a Voter ID to vote, a requirement that multiple courts said was unconstitutional and targeted voters of color. But the requirement is back. So now what? And what counts as a Voter ID? The most important thing: Don’t let this new provision stop you from voting. There are several approved IDs, and many people already have all they need. And there are ways to get one if you need one. Michael McElroy, political correspondent with Cardinal & Pine, tells you what you need to know. For more #northcarolina culture and news like this, follow this page @cardinalandpine ! #votersuppression #voterid #vote2023 #votingrights #votebymail #democracy #voterregistration #election #civilrights #politics #voting #blacklivesmatter #registertovote #votingmatters #electionday #govote #voter #elections #ivoted
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