Board of Elections
Board of Election Members
Chairman: Constance Garrett
Vice Chair:
Secretary: Melinda Porter
Member:: Josh H Phelps
General James
Thomas Patrick
Voters will not be
required to show photo ID for the March 3, 2020, primary election.
In a December 31 order, a federal district court
blocked North Carolina’s voter photo ID requirement from taking effect. The
injunction will remain in place until further order of the court.
This page will be updated when new information is
available.
Effective immediately, the County Board of Elections
will stop issuing
Voter ID cards to the public.
Contact
Location
116 Adams Street
PO Box 1007
Plymouth NC 27962
Phone (252) 793-6017
Fax (252) 793-5801
E-mail
elections@washconc.org
What We DoRegister voters, conduct elections, speak to
groups about elections. The Board of Elections must ensure fair and open
elections for all eligible voters.
Washington County Voting
PlacesYou must vote at your
designated voting place. You will receive notification of your correct
voting place when you register to vote. The following are the voting
places in Washington County:
| VOTING PLACE |
LOCATION |
ADDRESS |
| Lees Mill (LM) |
Washington County Roper Annex
(formerly Windows on the World |
100 NC Hwy 32 N
|
| Plymouth 1 (P1) |
County Administrative
Building |
116 Adams. St.
Plymouth |
| Plymouth 2 (P2) |
Plymouth Housing
Authority |
306 W. Water St.
Plymouth |
| Plymouth 3 (P3) |
Plymouth Municipal Airport |
1069 Airport Road
Plymouth, NC 27962 |
| Scuppernong (SC) |
Somerset Community Building |
100 Somerset Court
Creswell, NC 27928 |
| Skinnersville (SK) |
Mid-County Volunteer Fire
Department |
18135 NC Hwy 32 N
Roper, NC 27970 |
Fees & Services
Upon receipt of a written request, any
person can obtain a hard copy of registered voters.
Hard copies are $.25 per page. If information can be
sent via email as an attachment or to a website, there is no charge. The
State chair of a political party and the county chairs can receive free
lists in accordance with NCGS 163–82.10 (c).
Our Services
Include:
- Voter registration
- Provide jurisdiction maps
- Voter registration statistics and details
- Speakers for public groups.
FAQS
| Q. |
Where do I go to vote? |
| A. |
Washington County has six precincts in the county and you must
vote in your correct precinct. Upon registration, a voter will be
sent a voter registration card for information purposes which
includes his or her voting precinct. (See Voting Places above) |
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| Q. |
What is the registration deadline to be eligible to
vote? |
| A. |
In order to vote in an election, the Application to Register to
Vote form must be postmarked or delivered to the Board of Elections
office no later than the 25th day before that election. In addition,
the applicant must be a resident of North Carolina and the county
for 30 days before the election. |
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| Q. |
If I register to vote will my name then be on the list
for jury duty? |
| A. |
Jury duty lists are drawn from both voter registration lists and
from the Division of Motor Vehicles so it would be unfortunate for
you pass up your opportunity to vote simply to avoid jury duty. |
