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NC’s State Board of Elections must stand up for student voters
County boards of elections in North Carolina have been targeting student voters by attempting to remove on-campus early voting locations for upcoming elections. Specific examples include counties like Jackson, Guilford, and Pasquotank that proposed cutting established sites at institutions such as Western Carolina University and UNC Greensboro. The article details instances where the State Board of Elections intervened against these plans, noting evidence of coordinated attempts to restrict student access to polling sites.
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- Republicans axe NC State student center as an early voting site
- Guilford Board of Elections declines to adopt 2026 early voting sites at NC A&T, UNC Greensboro
- A GOP county elections board member said he was warned against voting for a campus polling site
- Top NC Democrats want more information about GOP threats over a campus voting site