NC Senate Select Committee on Government and Election Reform

HB 91 (Registration and Voting at One-Stop Sites)

Submitted by Thomas Brock on Thu, 05/31/2007 - 12:46pm.

HB 91 (Registration and Voting at One-Stop Sites) will be going through the Senate Select Committee on Government and Election Reform soon (the scheduled meeting for today was canceled). I ask that each of you contact the Senators on the Select Committee to express your support and urge them to support the bill.

HB 91 is important because it will allow registration and voting on the same day during the "One Stop" voting period prior to elections. This is a great opportunity to attract voters and will certainly make voting more convenient for hard working North Carolinians.

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