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  1. Registering for the First Time

    http://vote.mecknc.gov/Information-for-Voters/Voter-Registration

    Register to vote or update your existing registration electronically.
  2. Voter Registration Status and Voting Location

    http://vote.mecknc.gov/Information-for-Voters/registration-status

    Check your registration status and voting location by using the NCSBE Voter Search app.
  3. Request a Replacement Voter Card

    http://vote.mecknc.gov/Information-for-Voters/update-party

    (You DO NOT need a voter card to vote!) 

    You must be a registered voter in Mecklenburg county to request a replacement voter card. If you are registering for the first time, a voter card will automatically be mailed out once your registration has been processed.
  4. Update or Cancel Your Voter Registration

    http://vote.mecknc.gov/Information-for-Voters/Update-Address

    Update your Party Affiliation, Residential or Mailing Address, or Name on your voter registration. The civilian voter registration deadline (25 days before Election Day).
  5. Voters with Disabilities

    http://vote.mecknc.gov/Information-for-Voters/Accessible-Voting

    Federal and state laws require early voting locations and Election Day polling sites to be accessible to all voters.
  6. Industrial Source Permitting

    https://airquality.mecknc.gov/regulated-industry/industrial-source-permitting

    Mecklenburg County Air Quality administers the Mecklenburg County Air Pollution Control Ordinance as well as state and federal regulatory programs to limit and minimize criteria and toxic air pollutants from industrial sources. 
  7. Breathing Room

    https://airquality.mecknc.gov/Vehicles-Equipment/breathingroom

    Breathing Room is a plan to ensure local air quality continues to improve by promoting new fleet electrification and transportation choice initiatives. 
  8. Air Quality Data

    https://airquality.mecknc.gov/data

    Maintains a network of real-time, federally-approved monitoring stations that measure the amount of pollution in our outdoor air.
  9. Vehicles and Equipment

    https://airquality.mecknc.gov/Vehicles-Equipment

    Mecklenburg County Air Quality promotes voluntary and incentive-based programs to minimize air pollution from mobile sources like motor vehicles and off-road equipment. 
  10. Education and Engagement

    https://airquality.mecknc.gov/education-engagement

    Listing of community information, education programs and opportunities to get involved.