No wait Monday morning at Town Hall: Pictured are Jeff Fitchett, a member of NC Rep. Clark’s re-election campaign, and Alice Wiemers, a poll observer for the Democratic party
Oct. 19. There was virtually no waiting in line this morning at Town Hall during the fifth day of Early Voting in North Carolina. Through Sunday, a total of 3,662 people voting early. Sunday was the least busy, with 384 votes cast; Thursday was the busiest, with 1,320.
Hough High had a similar pattern: 300 votes on Sunday, 918 on the first day of early voting on Thursday, and a total of 2,735 during four full days of early voting.
Early voting hours are:
Monday-Friday – 8 am to 7:30 pm
Saturdays – 8 am to 3 pm
Sundays – 1 pm to 5 pm
Off days: Nov. 1 and 2 (last two days before Election Day)
You can vote at any one of 33 polling places in Mecklenburg:
1 — Cornelius Town Hall
2 — Hough High School
3 — North County Library
4 — North Mecklenburg High School
5 — Butler High School
6 — Matthews Elementary School
7 — Spectrum Center
8 — Bank of America Stadium
9 — Garinger High School
10 — Bojangles Entertainment Complex
11 — Bette Rae Thomas Rec Center
12 — West Boulevard Library
13 — Renaissance West STEAM Academy
14 — Myers Park High School
15 — Queens Sports Complex at Marion Diehl Park
16 — South Mecklenburg High School
17 — Former Wells Fargo Southpark Area
18 — East Mecklenburg High School
19 — Mountain Island Lake Library
20 — Hickory Grove Elementary School
21 — Allegra Westbrooks/Beatties Ford Library
22 — West Charlotte High School
23 — Hornet’s Nest Park
24 — Carmel Commons Shopping Center
25 — Independence High School
26 — UNCC Belk Gymnasium
27 — Old Pier One University Area
28 — Mallard Creek High School
29 — Providence High School
30 — Southwest Middle School
31 — Olympic High School
32 — Community House Middle School
33 — Ardrey Kell High School
