Durham, N.C. – The Durham County Board of Elections is gearing up for Election Day, scheduled for Tuesday, November 5, 2024. On Election Day, 59 polling locations across the county are open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. All voters in line by 7:30 p.m. will be permitted to vote.  

Durham County voters who did not vote in-person during early voting or by-mail will need to vote at their designated Election Day precinct. To find your Election Day polling place, you can use the North Carolina State Board of Elections (NCSBE) Polling Place Lookup Tool to locate your precinct.  

Voter turnout is anticipated to be strong with enthusiastic participation from county voters. Approximately 58% of registered voters chose to take part in early voting, indicating a high level of engagement ahead of Election Day. 

We are excited about the record early voting turnout in Durham County. We are hopeful for a strong and steady Election Day turnout, which we will be prepared for across our 59 polling places. 

Before heading to the polls, remember to bring an acceptable form of identification. For information on Voter ID in NC, visit our Voter ID page here. 
 
For more details on Election Day, visit the Voting page of our website found at dcovotes.com. For more information on the Statewide General Election, check out the Current Election page. 

To stay updated on Board of Elections news, visit the Get Elections Notifications page found at dcovotes.com or subscribe to notifications through the DCo Votes App (available for download via the App Store for Apple Devices or in the Google Play Store for Android devices).

We encourage everyone to get out and vote! Tell us about your voting experience by completing our experience survey here. 

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