Calendar of Events
Early Voting
Information
Remember to take your photo ID
Valuable information about voting
Early Voting Locations
Board of Elections Office • 406 Craven Street • New Bern
Cove City Fire Department • 425 S. Main Street • Cove City
Government Center East • 1208 E. Main Street • Havelock
Vanceboro Fire Department • 375 NC Hwy 43 • Vanceboro
Canvassing with NC Coordinated Campaign
HQ is becoming a Regional Staging location for NC Coordinated Campaign canvassers who will knock on thousands of local doors during October.
The office will also be open to the public during these hours.
HQ Open
Stop by headquarters to pick up literature about our candidates, ask questions about voting, or just chat about politics.
Voter Registration
Craven GOTV Coalition - a non-profit, non-partisan organization - will be registering voters at the New Bern Farmers Market on Saturdays until the election.
Information: Michael Schachter, Mike.schachter45@gmail.com
Protect the Vote (Inside Poll Observer Training)
Hosted by NC Coordinated Campaign
Register
Important: This session is for NCDP Inside Poll Observers. This is not the Statewide At-Large Legal Poll Observer Training.
Every voter deserves the chance to cast a ballot and have it counted.
Poll observers help ensure election laws are followed, identify potential issues, and report concerns so they can be addressed quickly. Most shifts are calm and routine, and you will never be expected to handle situations on your own. We'll provide the training, resources, and support you need to be successful.
No previous experience is necessary.
What You'll Learn
Poll observer basics
What to expect at the polling place
Updated guidance for situations observers may encounter this fall
What to look for and how to document issues
How to report concerns and get support
The role poll observers play in protecting voters
Canvassing with NC Coordinated Campaign
HQ is becoming a Regional Staging location for NC Coordinated Campaign canvassers who will knock on thousands of local doors during October.
The office will also be open to the public during these hours.
HQ Open
Stop by headquarters to pick up literature about our candidates, ask questions about voting, or just chat about politics.
Protect the Vote (Inside Poll Observer Training)
Hosted by NC Coordinated Campaign
Register
Important: This session is for NCDP Inside Poll Observers. This is not the Statewide At-Large Legal Poll Observer Training.
Every voter deserves the chance to cast a ballot and have it counted.
Poll observers help ensure election laws are followed, identify potential issues, and report concerns so they can be addressed quickly. Most shifts are calm and routine, and you will never be expected to handle situations on your own. We'll provide the training, resources, and support you need to be successful.
No previous experience is necessary.
What You'll Learn
Poll observer basics
What to expect at the polling place
Updated guidance for situations observers may encounter this fall
What to look for and how to document issues
How to report concerns and get support
The role poll observers play in protecting voters
Early Voting
Information
Remember to take your photo ID
Valuable information about voting
Early Voting Locations
Board of Elections Office • 406 Craven Street • New Bern
Cove City Fire Department • 425 S. Main Street • Cove City
Government Center East • 1208 E. Main Street • Havelock
Vanceboro Fire Department • 375 NC Hwy 43 • Vanceboro
Early Voting
Information
Remember to take your photo ID
Valuable information about voting
Early Voting Locations
Board of Elections Office • 406 Craven Street • New Bern
Cove City Fire Department • 425 S. Main Street • Cove City
Government Center East • 1208 E. Main Street • Havelock
Vanceboro Fire Department • 375 NC Hwy 43 • Vanceboro
Super Precinct FTG Meeting
FOR THE GOOD (of the community) Fort Totten, Trent Woods, and Glenburnie/Grover C. Fields precincts organized as a Craven County Democratic Party SuperPrecinct (a cluster of more than two individual precincts).
FTG Super Precinct is a grassroots organization that meets the 3rd Tuesday of every month at CCDP headquarters. If you live within the bounds of the new SuperPrecinct (previously known numerically as N2, N3N5 and 3), and are Democrat or Democrat-leaning, please join us!
Join us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/570036807054806
Early Voting
Information
Remember to take your photo ID
Valuable information about voting
Early Voting Locations
Board of Elections Office • 406 Craven Street • New Bern
Cove City Fire Department • 425 S. Main Street • Cove City
Government Center East • 1208 E. Main Street • Havelock
Vanceboro Fire Department • 375 NC Hwy 43 • Vanceboro
Early Voting
Information
Remember to take your photo ID
Valuable information about voting
Early Voting Locations
Board of Elections Office • 406 Craven Street • New Bern
Cove City Fire Department • 425 S. Main Street • Cove City
Government Center East • 1208 E. Main Street • Havelock
Vanceboro Fire Department • 375 NC Hwy 43 • Vanceboro
HQ open
Stop by headquarters to pick up literature about our candidates, ask questions about voting, or just chat about politics.
Volunteers are gather on Thursdays to write postcards, compile literature for candidates, and organize events.
Early Voting
Information
Remember to take your photo ID
Valuable information about voting
Early Voting Locations
Board of Elections Office • 406 Craven Street • New Bern
Cove City Fire Department • 425 S. Main Street • Cove City
Government Center East • 1208 E. Main Street • Havelock
Vanceboro Fire Department • 375 NC Hwy 43 • Vanceboro
Canvassing with NC Coordinated Campaign
HQ is becoming a Regional Staging location for NC Coordinated Campaign canvassers who will knock on thousands of local doors during October.
The office will also be open to the public during these hours.
Early Voting
Information
Remember to take your photo ID
Valuable information about voting
Early Voting Locations
Board of Elections Office • 406 Craven Street • New Bern
Cove City Fire Department • 425 S. Main Street • Cove City
Government Center East • 1208 E. Main Street • Havelock
Vanceboro Fire Department • 375 NC Hwy 43 • Vanceboro
HQ Open
Stop by headquarters to pick up literature about our candidates, ask questions about voting, or just chat about politics.
Voter Registration
Craven GOTV Coalition - a non-profit, non-partisan organization - will be registering voters at the New Bern Farmers Market on Saturdays until the election.
Information: Michael Schachter, Mike.schachter45@gmail.com
Protect the Vote (Inside Poll Observer Training)
Hosted by NC Coordinated Campaign
Register
Important: This session is for NCDP Inside Poll Observers. This is not the Statewide At-Large Legal Poll Observer Training.
Every voter deserves the chance to cast a ballot and have it counted.
Poll observers help ensure election laws are followed, identify potential issues, and report concerns so they can be addressed quickly. Most shifts are calm and routine, and you will never be expected to handle situations on your own. We'll provide the training, resources, and support you need to be successful.
No previous experience is necessary.
What You'll Learn
Poll observer basics
What to expect at the polling place
Updated guidance for situations observers may encounter this fall
What to look for and how to document issues
How to report concerns and get support
The role poll observers play in protecting voters
Canvassing with NC Coordinated Campaign
HQ is becoming a Regional Staging location for NC Coordinated Campaign canvassers who will knock on thousands of local doors during October.
The office will also be open to the public during these hours.
HQ Open
Stop by headquarters to pick up literature about our candidates, ask questions about voting, or just chat about politics.
Protect the Vote (Inside Poll Observer Training)
Hosted by NC Coordinated Campaign
Register
Important: This session is for NCDP Inside Poll Observers. This is not the Statewide At-Large Legal Poll Observer Training.
Every voter deserves the chance to cast a ballot and have it counted.
Poll observers help ensure election laws are followed, identify potential issues, and report concerns so they can be addressed quickly. Most shifts are calm and routine, and you will never be expected to handle situations on your own. We'll provide the training, resources, and support you need to be successful.
No previous experience is necessary.
What You'll Learn
Poll observer basics
What to expect at the polling place
Updated guidance for situations observers may encounter this fall
What to look for and how to document issues
How to report concerns and get support
The role poll observers play in protecting voters
Early Voting
Information
Remember to take your photo ID
Valuable information about voting
Early Voting Locations
Board of Elections Office • 406 Craven Street • New Bern
Cove City Fire Department • 425 S. Main Street • Cove City
Government Center East • 1208 E. Main Street • Havelock
Vanceboro Fire Department • 375 NC Hwy 43 • Vanceboro
Early Voting
Information
Remember to take your photo ID
Valuable information about voting
Early Voting Locations
Board of Elections Office • 406 Craven Street • New Bern
Cove City Fire Department • 425 S. Main Street • Cove City
Government Center East • 1208 E. Main Street • Havelock
Vanceboro Fire Department • 375 NC Hwy 43 • Vanceboro
Early Voting
Information
Remember to take your photo ID
Valuable information about voting
Early Voting Locations
Board of Elections Office • 406 Craven Street • New Bern
Cove City Fire Department • 425 S. Main Street • Cove City
Government Center East • 1208 E. Main Street • Havelock
Vanceboro Fire Department • 375 NC Hwy 43 • Vanceboro
Early Voting
Information
Remember to take your photo ID
Valuable information about voting
Early Voting Locations
Board of Elections Office • 406 Craven Street • New Bern
Cove City Fire Department • 425 S. Main Street • Cove City
Government Center East • 1208 E. Main Street • Havelock
Vanceboro Fire Department • 375 NC Hwy 43 • Vanceboro
HQ open
Stop by headquarters to pick up literature about our candidates, ask questions about voting, or just chat about politics.
Volunteers are gather on Thursdays to write postcards, compile literature for candidates, and organize events.
Early Voting
Information
Remember to take your photo ID
Valuable information about voting
Early Voting Locations
Board of Elections Office • 406 Craven Street • New Bern
Cove City Fire Department • 425 S. Main Street • Cove City
Government Center East • 1208 E. Main Street • Havelock
Vanceboro Fire Department • 375 NC Hwy 43 • Vanceboro
Canvassing with NC Coordinated Campaign
HQ is becoming a Regional Staging location for NC Coordinated Campaign canvassers who will knock on thousands of local doors during October.
The office will also be open to the public during these hours.
Early Voting
Information
Remember to take your photo ID
Valuable information about voting
Early Voting Locations
Board of Elections Office • 406 Craven Street • New Bern
Cove City Fire Department • 425 S. Main Street • Cove City
Government Center East • 1208 E. Main Street • Havelock
Vanceboro Fire Department • 375 NC Hwy 43 • Vanceboro
HQ Open
Stop by headquarters to pick up literature about our candidates, ask questions about voting, or just chat about politics.
Protect the Vote (Inside Poll Observer Training)
Hosted by NC Coordinated Campaign
Register
Important: This session is for NCDP Inside Poll Observers. This is not the Statewide At-Large Legal Poll Observer Training.
Every voter deserves the chance to cast a ballot and have it counted.
Poll observers help ensure election laws are followed, identify potential issues, and report concerns so they can be addressed quickly. Most shifts are calm and routine, and you will never be expected to handle situations on your own. We'll provide the training, resources, and support you need to be successful.
No previous experience is necessary.
What You'll Learn
Poll observer basics
What to expect at the polling place
Updated guidance for situations observers may encounter this fall
What to look for and how to document issues
How to report concerns and get support
The role poll observers play in protecting voters
Canvassing with NC Coordinated Campaign
HQ is becoming a Regional Staging location for NC Coordinated Campaign canvassers who will knock on thousands of local doors during October.
The office will also be open to the public during these hours.
HQ Open
Stop by headquarters to pick up literature about our candidates, ask questions about voting, or just chat about politics.
Protect the Vote (Inside Poll Observer Training)
Hosted by NC Coordinated Campaign
Register
Important: This session is for NCDP Inside Poll Observers. This is not the Statewide At-Large Legal Poll Observer Training.
Every voter deserves the chance to cast a ballot and have it counted.
Poll observers help ensure election laws are followed, identify potential issues, and report concerns so they can be addressed quickly. Most shifts are calm and routine, and you will never be expected to handle situations on your own. We'll provide the training, resources, and support you need to be successful.
No previous experience is necessary.
What You'll Learn
Poll observer basics
What to expect at the polling place
Updated guidance for situations observers may encounter this fall
What to look for and how to document issues
How to report concerns and get support
The role poll observers play in protecting voters
Canvassing with NC Coordinated Campaign
HQ is becoming a Regional Staging location for NC Coordinated Campaign canvassers who will knock on thousands of local doors during October.
The office will also be open to the public during these hours.
Board of Commissioners Meeting (Petitions accepted)
Citizens wishing to petition the Board of Commissioners may do so by arriving between 5:30 pm and 6:30 pm and signing up on the sheet provided at the door.
Election Day
You must vote at your precinct’s polling site on Election Day
On Election Day, November 3, polls will be open from 6:30 am-7:30 pm.
Not sure where your precinct’s polling site is? Type your home address into the Board of Elections' GIS map to find out.
Other important links
Remember to take your photo ID
More valuable information about voting
If you are still in line at 7:30 pm when polls close, STAY IN LINE.
HQ Open
Stop by headquarters to pick up literature about our candidates, ask questions about voting, and head to the polls.
On Election Day, November 3, polls will be open from 6:30 am-7:30 pm.
You must vote at your precinct on this day. Type your home address into the Board of Elections' GIS map to find your voting place.
Breakfast at the Brewery
Note the change in day this month - we have moved Breakfast at the Brewery to Wednesday this month so that our members can volunteer on Election Day.
Thank you for all that you do. Come celebrate our victories!
Board of Aldermen Meeting
Craven Democrats are strongly encouraging its members to attend Aldermen meetings.
Super Precinct FTG Meeting
FOR THE GOOD (of the community) Fort Totten, Trent Woods, and Glenburnie/Grover C. Fields precincts organized as a Craven County Democratic Party SuperPrecinct (a cluster of more than two individual precincts).
FTG Super Precinct is a grassroots organization that meets the 3rd Tuesday of every month at CCDP headquarters. If you live within the bounds of the new SuperPrecinct (previously known numerically as N2, N3N5 and 3), and are Democrat or Democrat-leaning, please join us!
Join us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/570036807054806
Breakfast at the Brewery
Join Democratic Women for this informal monthly gathering.
Breakfast items are available for purchase from the friendly folks at Brewery 99.
Board of Commissioners Meeting (Petitions accepted)
Citizens wishing to petition the Board of Commissioners may do so by arriving between 5:30 pm and 6:30 pm and signing up on the sheet provided at the door.
Board of Aldermen Meeting
Craven Democrats are strongly encouraging its members to attend Aldermen meetings.
HQ open
Stop by headquarters to pick up literature about our candidates, ask questions about voting, or just chat about politics.
Volunteers are gather on Thursdays to write postcards, compile literature for candidates, and organize events.
Early Voting
Information
Remember to take your photo ID
Valuable information about voting
Early Voting Locations
Board of Elections Office • 406 Craven Street • New Bern
Cove City Fire Department • 425 S. Main Street • Cove City
Government Center East • 1208 E. Main Street • Havelock
Vanceboro Fire Department • 375 NC Hwy 43 • Vanceboro
Board of Aldermen Meeting
Craven Democrats are strongly encouraging its members to attend Aldermen meetings.
Protect the Vote (Inside Poll Observer Training)
Hosted by NC Coordinated Campaign
Register
Important: This session is for NCDP Inside Poll Observers. This is not the Statewide At-Large Legal Poll Observer Training.
Every voter deserves the chance to cast a ballot and have it counted.
Poll observers help ensure election laws are followed, identify potential issues, and report concerns so they can be addressed quickly. Most shifts are calm and routine, and you will never be expected to handle situations on your own. We'll provide the training, resources, and support you need to be successful.
No previous experience is necessary.
What You'll Learn
Poll observer basics
What to expect at the polling place
Updated guidance for situations observers may encounter this fall
What to look for and how to document issues
How to report concerns and get support
The role poll observers play in protecting voters
HQ Open
Stop by headquarters to ask questions, buy yard signs, pick up campaign information, and chat about politics!
Canvassing with NC Coordinated Campaign
HQ is becoming a Regional Staging location for NC Coordinated Campaign canvassers who will knock on thousands of local doors during October.
The office will also be open to the public during these hours.
Protect the Vote (Inside Poll Observer Training)
Hosted by NC Coordinated Campaign
Register
Important: This session is for NCDP Inside Poll Observers. This is not the Statewide At-Large Legal Poll Observer Training.
Every voter deserves the chance to cast a ballot and have it counted.
Poll observers help ensure election laws are followed, identify potential issues, and report concerns so they can be addressed quickly. Most shifts are calm and routine, and you will never be expected to handle situations on your own. We'll provide the training, resources, and support you need to be successful.
No previous experience is necessary.
What You'll Learn
Poll observer basics
What to expect at the polling place
Updated guidance for situations observers may encounter this fall
What to look for and how to document issues
How to report concerns and get support
The role poll observers play in protecting voters
Voter Registration
Craven GOTV Coalition - a non-profit, non-partisan organization - will be registering voters at the New Bern Farmers Market on Saturdays until the election.
Information: Michael Schachter, Mike.schachter45@gmail.com
Canvassing with NC Coordinated Campaign
HQ is becoming a Regional Staging location for NC Coordinated Campaign canvassers who will knock on thousands of local doors during October.
The office will also be open to the public during these hours.
HQ Open
Stop by headquarters to ask questions, buy yard signs, pick up campaign information, and chat about politics!
HQ Open
Stop by headquarters to pick up literature about our candidates, ask questions about voting, or just chat about politics.
Volunteers are gather on Thursdays to write postcards, compile literature for candidates, and organize events.
Breakfast at the Brewery
Join Democratic Women for this informal monthly gathering.
Breakfast items are available for purchase from the friendly folks at Brewery 99.
Board of Commissioners Meeting (Petitions accepted)
Citizens wishing to petition the Board of Commissioners may do so by arriving between 5:30 pm and 6:30 pm and signing up on the sheet provided at the door.
Ward 4 Residents’ Council Meeting
This month’s Residents’ Council meeting will feature a guest speaker from Public Works who will educate us about drainage and the proper care and maintenance of drainage ditches in our ward.
Phone-banking for Don Davis
The race is a close one! Let’s help get Don Davis elected.
No experience is necessary to phone-bank, and training will be provided.
Craven County Canvassing with NC Coordinated Campaign
Come knock doors for Democrats up and down the ballot.
Let’s get Democrats elected this fall and take back our State during Full Court NC!
Protect the Vote (Inside Poll Observer Training)
Hosted by NC Coordinated Campaign
Register
Important: This session is for NCDP Inside Poll Observers. This is not the Statewide At-Large Legal Poll Observer Training.
Every voter deserves the chance to cast a ballot and have it counted.
Poll observers help ensure election laws are followed, identify potential issues, and report concerns so they can be addressed quickly. Most shifts are calm and routine, and you will never be expected to handle situations on your own. We'll provide the training, resources, and support you need to be successful.
No previous experience is necessary.
What You'll Learn
Poll observer basics
What to expect at the polling place
Updated guidance for situations observers may encounter this fall
What to look for and how to document issues
How to report concerns and get support
The role poll observers play in protecting voters
Pamlico County Canvassing with NC Coordinated Campaign
Weekly door knocking in Pamlico County.
Talking to voters face to face is the best way to get them to vote and inform them about our candidates.
Let’s get out there and talk to some voters!
Craven County Canvassing with NC Coordinated Campaign
Come knock doors for Democrats up and down the ballot.
Let’s get Democrats elected this fall and take back our State during Full Court NC!
HQ open
Stop by headquarters to pick up literature about our candidates, ask questions about voting, or just chat about politics.
Havelock / Harlowe Canvassing with NC Coordinated Campaign
Weekly door knocking in Havelock and Harlowe.
Talking to voters face to face is the best way to get them to vote and inform them about our candidates.
Let’s get out there and talk to some voters!
Protect the Vote (Inside Poll Observer Training)
Hosted by NC Coordinated Campaign
Register
Important: This session is for NCDP Inside Poll Observers. This is not the Statewide At-Large Legal Poll Observer Training.
Every voter deserves the chance to cast a ballot and have it counted.
Poll observers help ensure election laws are followed, identify potential issues, and report concerns so they can be addressed quickly. Most shifts are calm and routine, and you will never be expected to handle situations on your own. We'll provide the training, resources, and support you need to be successful.
No previous experience is necessary.
What You'll Learn
Poll observer basics
What to expect at the polling place
Updated guidance for situations observers may encounter this fall
What to look for and how to document issues
How to report concerns and get support
The role poll observers play in protecting voters
Voter Registration
Craven GOTV Coalition - a non-profit, non-partisan organization - will be registering voters at the New Bern Farmers Market on Saturdays until the election.
Information: Michael Schachter, Mike.schachter45@gmail.com
Canvassing for Don Davis
Rep. Davis’ victory will come down to one thing: who shows up and has the best conversations at the door.
On this day of canvassing, our goal isn't just to ask for support. We want to listen.
We're heading out to ask voters what issues matter most to them, their families, and their communities and to remind everyone to save the date: November 3rd, Election Day.
Our campaign believes the team that knocks it out and connects it will win this race.
No experience is necessary, and training will be provided.
Our team will be with you every step of the way!
HQ open
Stop by headquarters to pick up literature about our candidates, ask questions about voting, or just chat about politics.
Volunteers are gather on Thursdays to write postcards, compile literature for candidates, and organize events.
Havelock Candidate Forum
Sponsor: Havelock Chamber of Commerce
This is an opportunity to hear directly from those seeking to represent the Havelock community, learn more about their priorities, and get informed before you cast your vote.
Contact: Nichol Navarro, nichol.navarro@havelockchamber.org