Ways to make a difference
VOTE!
In Orange County, citizens may register to vote, make changes in registration or obtain a mail-in registration form at the following locations:
Board of Elections Office: 110 East King St., Hillsborough
Carrboro Town Hall
Chapel Hill Town Hall
Chapel Hill Public Library
Davis Library
Orange County Public Library
McDougle School Library
Driver's License Offices
Laurel Oaks Apartments in North Raleigh is sponsoring a voter registration drive Saturday, April 24, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Sunday, April 25, from 1 to 3 p.m. at their business office at 3111-101 Longmeadow Court. Anyone interested in registering to vote is welcome. Laurel Oaks Apartments are off Ray Road, between Leesville and Lynn Roads in Northwest Raleigh. From Leesville Road, turn left onto Gateridge, then make an immediate right onto Longmeadow and follow the signs to the leasing office. Look for the red, white and blue balloons.
The Independent Weekly is looking for opportunities around the Triangle--at businesses and special events--to set up a voter registration table. If you have a location and would like to have our volunteers register voters, send us an email at editors@indyweek.com and write "Registration Request" in the header. John Kerry, Thursday, April 22, www.kerry2004.meetup.com
John Edwards, Tuesday, April 27, www.edwards2004.meetup.com
Wesley Clark, Monday, May 3, www.clark2004.meetup.com
Howard Dean/Democracy for America, Wednesday, May 5, www.dfa.meetup.com
Dennis Kucinich, Thursday, May 6, www.kucinich2004.meetup.com
Erskine Bowles, Thursday, May 6, www.ebbowlesforsenate.meetup.com/368
National Fight Big Media Meetup Day, Wednesday, May 12, fightbigmedia.meetup.com
In Orange County, citizens may register to vote, make changes in registration or obtain a mail-in registration form at the following locations:
Or go to the Board of Elections Website at http://www.co.orange.nc.us/elect/#Registration
All voter registration forms must be at the election office 25 days prior to the election. Upcoming elections include the presidential primary on May 4 and the presidential elections on Nov. 2.
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All meetings at 7 p.m.; locations are sent after signing up for each candidate's meetup.
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