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Do voters need to show photo identification in the North Carolina primaries in 2020? (The courts placed an injunction, so there is no voter ID requirement for now.)
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This is the third installment in a series of conversations between Carolina Public Press elections reporter Jordan Wilkie and CPP News and Community Partnerships Manager Stephanie Carson about election integrity issues.
In this segment, Wilkie answers to these and other questions that voters may have in North Carolina in 2020.
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I have a question, for the past three election cycles, when I have voted, seemed to be a really large hassle locating my address/ballot seamed like they gave me a provincial ballot. But this year when the same thing happened, it was like, oh well here, filling in a number ( then) making a mistake writing a ? Identifying number on top of my ballot. The mistake was a red flag for me! I went oh great, now this is going to kick it back out! (Ballot) I received such a guilty look, with her quickly looking side to side. Huge vibes like she was caught, with….? Can I confirm if or whether not my ballots for the past year few cycles were, adjudicated I think is the proper term. If so I would really appreciate knowing, that my vote counted for who I Intended it to vote for (willing to travel to confirm my vote counted for me)