Resources

Voting and Elections

2026 Democratic Slate Cards and Official Sample Ballots

Not every Moore County voter has the same legislative races on their ballot. Find your precinct below and download the Democratic sample ballot for your NC House district.

NC House District 51
Cameron, Carthage, Little River, and Vass
View / download House District 51:
[SLATE CARD] [SAMPLE BALLOT]

NC House District 52
East Aberdeen, West Aberdeen, East Knollwood, West Knollwood, Eastwood, Eureka–Whispering Pines, North Southern Pines, South Southern Pines, Pinebluff, and Pinedene
View / download House District 52:

[SLATE CARD] [SAMPLE BALLOT]

NC House District 78
Bensalem, Deep River–Highfalls–Ritter, Pinehurst A1, Pinehurst A2, Pinehurst B1, Pinehurst B2, Pinehurst C, Robbins, Seven Lakes, Taylortown, West End, and Westmoore
View / download House District 78:
[SLATE CARD] [SAMPLE BALLOT]

Not sure which precinct you live in? Look up your voter registration and precinct.

Early Voting Info

Moore County voting locations during Early Voting (October 15-31):

Vass Town Hall, 140 S. Alma St., Vass
Moore County Agricultural Center, 707 Pinehurst Ave., Carthage
Aberdeen Parks and Recreation Center, 301 Lk Pk Xing, Aberdeen

Moore County voters can vote at any early voting location.

Thursday, October 15 - Saturday, October 31
Monday - Friday: 8:00 am - 7:30 pm
Saturday: 8:00 am - 3:00 pm

Voter ID and Registration Help

Find your polling place, check voter registration, check to see if your registration needs to be repaired, and check Voter ID photo requirements here.

Ready to Vote Guide (PDF)

Everything voters need in one place: registration, voter ID, early voting, vote by mail, and key Moore County election resources. Download here.

Local Resources

Precinct Information

Political Calendar

Precinct Committee Annual Meetings (February–March): Scheduled by the North Carolina Democratic Party. Precinct leaders are elected to two-year terms in odd-numbered years, and leadership vacancies are filled in even-numbered years.
Statewide Primary: Held on the first Tuesday in March.
County Convention (Spring): The Moore County Democratic Party holds an annual convention each spring to conduct county party business and consider resolutions.
District Convention (Spring): Moore County Democrats participate in the 9th Congressional District Convention, which addresses district business and considers resolutions.
CEC Meetings: The County Executive Committee (CEC) meets no less than three times each year, as called by the Chair of the Moore County Democratic Party.
Election Day: Held on the second Tuesday in November. Presidential and midterm elections occur in even-numbered years; some local jurisdictions hold elections in odd-numbered years.

Party Resources

Platform Documents & Talking Points

Talking points about the importance of judges: https://www.fairjudgesnc.com

Training Links and Candidate Resources

North Carolina Democratic Party (NCDP) training programs and resources

NCDP YouTube Videos Training Library
"How to Tell Your Story" Workbook: Guidance on personal narratives
Website and Logo Request Form - they may be able to help you create digital assets
Messaging Guidance - NCDP’s weekly content package includes graphics and messaging that you can use on social media and in emails to your precinct members. Sign up to receive it at www.ncdp.org/support
NCDP’s Training Director offers weekly Zoom training for volunteers who want to learn how to canvass, register voters, use Votebuilder, and more! You can find upcoming training opportunities at https://www.mobilize.us/ncdems/.

North Carolina State Board of Elections resources (NCSBE)

Other candidate training programs and resources

North Carolina’s Institute of Political Leadership
Emily’s List Training Center - for Democratic pro-choice women
Lillian’s List Training - variety of trainings for women at every level of political involvement
Jay Townsend's YouTube Channel - lots of free training and "how to's" for campaign strategy, messaging, and how to run a successful campaign