Over 70,000 North Carolina Voters Remain on Voter Rolls After Settlement

More than 73,000 North Carolinians will have additional time to provide identifying documentation to remain on voter rolls due to a settlement between national parties and the state’s election board. The agreement, signed by both the Democratic and Republican parties, addresses the required proof of identity for voters after a lawsuit claimed improper registrations. Under the settlement, affected voters can update their information when voting and will cast provisional ballots if they lack the necessary ID. North Carolina remains a key battleground state, having been narrowly won by Donald Trump in the last two elections.

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