Voting Under Way In Cornelius: Everything To Know

CORNELIUS, NC — Today is the long awaited 2020 General Election and Cornelius voters can prepare by checking voter registration status, polling locations, voting hours and more.

Confused about where to go to cast your ballot, or even what local races are on it? Patch has you covered. Below are details you need to know to prepare for Election Day.

Election Day voting begins at 6:30 a.m. in North Carolina. While polls officially close at 7:30 p.m., any voter in line at that time will be allowed to cast their ballot.

Tuesday, Nov. 3 is also the last day to return an absentee mail-in ballot.

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Confirming Registration & Sample Ballots

Before heading to the polls, voters can confirm their registration, their local polling site location and also pull up a sample ballot online here through the North Carolina State Board of Elections website.

Mecklenburg County has 243 polling precincts for the general election. In Cornelius, polling site locations include:

• Cornelius Town Hall, 21445 Catawba Avenue
• Bethel Presbyterian Church, 19920 Bethel Church Road
• Community in Christ Lutheran Church, 7621 Norman Island Drive
• Jetton Park, 19000 Jetton Road

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Mecklenburg County voters will cast ballots on the following races:

• U.S. President
• US Senate
• US House of Representatives District 9
• US House of Representatives District 12
• NC Governor
• NC Lieutenant Governor
• NC Attorney General
• NC Auditor
• NC Commissioner of Agriculture
• NC Commissioner of Insurance
• NC Commissioner of Labor
• NC Secretary of State
• NC Superintendent of Public Instruction
• NC Treasurer
• NC State Senate District 37
• NC State Senate District 38
• NC State Senate District 39
• NC State Senate District 40
• NC State Senate District 41
• NC House of Representatives District 88
• NC House of Representatives District 92
• NC House of Representatives District 98
• NC House of Representatives District 99
• NC House of Representatives District 100
• NC House of Representatives District 101
• NC House of Representatives District 102
• NC House of Representatives District 103
• NC House of Representatives District 104
• NC House of Representatives District 105
• NC House of Representatives District 106
• NC House of Representatives District 107
• NC Supreme Court
• NC Court of Appeals
• NC Superior Court
• NC District Court Judge
• Mecklenburg County Commissioner At-Large
• Mecklenburg County Commission — District 1
• Mecklenburg County Commission — District 2
• Mecklenburg County Commission — District 3
• Mecklenburg County Commission — District 4
• Mecklenburg County Commission — District 5
• Mecklenburg County Commission — District 6
• Mecklenburg County Register of Deeds
• Soil & Water Conservation District

SEE ALSO:

• NC Senate Candidate Admits To Sending Sexually Suggestive Texts
• FBI Charlotte Warns About Election Disinformation Campaigns
• Armed Militias And Poll Watchers: Know The Laws In North Carolina
• NC Voters Urged To Wear A Mask, Wash Hands Before, After Voting

Meet some of the candidates

• Meet The Candidate: Leigh Altman For County Commissioner At-Large
• Meet The Candidate: Alicia Brooks For Superior Court Judge
• Meet The Candidate: Rich George For Soil & Water Conservation
• Meet The Candidate: Sunny Panyanouvong-Rubeck For District Judge
• Meet The Candidate: District Judge Rex Marvel Seeking Reelection
• Meet The Candidate: Kimberly Best For District Court Judge
• Meet The Candidate: Paul Newby For NC Supreme Court Chief Justice
• Meet The Candidate: David Tondreau For NC State House