Important Voter Information for the 2023 Elections

Below is an overview of recent changes in North Carolina voter laws and information on voting locations in Apex. Please visit the NC State Board of Elections page or reach out to me via the Contact form if you need addition information.

Vote For Two

In the 2023 municipal elections, Apex voters will elect two Town Council members. Make sure that in the Council section of your ballot you select two names! Don't accidentally waste one of your votes!

Early Voting

As in previous years, Apex will offer a Wake County early voting site. Early voting starts on October 28th.

John M. Brown Community Center

53 Hunter Street, Apex NC 27502

October 28 - November 4

Mon - Fri: 11am - 6pm

Sat: 8am - 3pm

Sun: 1pm - 6pm

New Voter ID Laws

New in 2023 is that North Carolina voters will be asked to show an acceptable photo ID to cast a ballot. IDs must be unexpired or expired less than one year. ID can be expired for more time after your 65th birthday.

Comprehensive detail regarding accepted IDs, exceptions, how to obtain free voter IDs, and how these ID rules apply to absentee voters is available on the Voter ID page of the NC State Board of Elections.

Polling Place Changes

Election Day is November 7, 2023. If you wait until Election Day to vote, you have to appear at your designated polling place to cast a ballot. Note that many Apex precincts have been assigned a new polling place! Pay special attention to the new Wake County Voter Card you will have received by mail. Or look up your voter registration email on the NC State Board of Elections Voter Search page.