Voting info
Showing up to vote matters, but it also matters what you do before election day.
According to the Pasquotank County Board of Elections there are 8,365 registered democrats in our County. We need every one of those 8,365 to get involved.
Pasquotank County is made up of 9 precincts. Organizing in your precinct is an opportunity to work with neighbors and friends to register voters, canvass, and get out the vote.
Find your precinct on the map here.
1
Know Your Site
Your precinct was assigned to you when you registered to vote. You can look up your precinct and polling place on the NC Voter Search or at Vote 411
2
Make a Plan
Making a plan to vote is essential. Make sure you have a ride to the polls, your government ID with you, and know who you're voting for, see our Pasquotank Democrat sample ballot HERE.
3
Volunteer
Help get out the vote through door knocking, phone calls, and showing up at local events. Find upcoming volunteer events here.
Precincts
Precinct Maps Here
East Precinct
Neighborhoods: Riverside, Rivershore, Downtown
Chair: Chuck Martin
Vice Chair: Molly Miller
Secretary: Kelly Hoeltzel
Treasury: Pete Bruderle
Salem Precinct
Neighborhoods: Weeksville, Salem, Frog Island
Chair: Norma Hatot-King
Vice Chair: Tom Morgan
Secretary: Mary Ella Jackson
West Precinct
Neighborhoods: Roanoke Ave, Ehringhaus corridor
Chair: Melouse Freshwater
Vice Chair: David Boone
North Precinct
Neighborhoods: Sawyertown, North Elizabeth City
Chair: Dr. Johnny Houston
Vice Chair: Sandra McPherson Perry
Providence Precinct
Neighborhoods: Berea, Forest Park
Chair: Debra Sheard
Vice Chair: Norma Deacon Dorsey
Other Precincts
If you're interested in organizing in these precincts contact the party chair, Frank Atkinson at pcdem4u@pasquotankdemocrats.org
Nixonton
Mt. Hermon
Newland
South