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North Carolina’s election board is rolling out major voting rule changes that could reshape how ballots are handled — from tightening photo ID deadlines to redefining provisional ballot rejection thresholds. New guidelines aim to clarify buffer zones around polling places and expand curbside voting areas, while also proposing stricter recount procedures including dual-machine monitoring and potential inclusion of unaffiliated voters on recount teams. Critics warn these updates — especially the photo ID rule — could be weaponized politically, while supporters say they restore the law’s original intent. A pending state bill could still alter these proposals. Public comment ends July 14 — your voice matters before final rules are locked in.

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