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Hey North Carolina! Election Day is coming up soon! 🗳️ Mark your calendars with these important dates.

Make sure to register to vote by October 9 or during in-person early voting. Early voting runs from October 15 to October 31, and Election Day is November 3. Absentee ballots will be sent to voters who requested them starting September 4. Mail-in ballots must be received at your county board of elections office by 7:30 PM on Election Day.

Learn more at the official North Carolina State Board of Elections website at our link in bio. North Carolina Election Timeline.
Oct 9: Voter registration deadline*
*Same-day voter registration available during in-person early voting.
Oct 15: Early in-person voting begins.
Oct 20: Absentee ballot request deadline.
Oct 31: Early in-person voting ends.
Nov 3: Absentee ballots due.
Nov 3: Election Day. by @mypbsnc

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This week on State Lines, host Kelly McCullen and panelists Donald Bryson (John Locke Foundation), Scott Falmlen (Nexus Strategies), Lennie Friedman (NC Forward Party) and Dawn Vaughan (News & Observer) discuss as in-person early voting begins across NC, State Attorney General Jeff Jackson launches an online portal to track fuel prices after the paused state fuel tax, plus inflation reports during midterm elections. Tonight at 8:30 PM on PBS NC and streaming on the PBS app.

@johnlockefoundation @forwardpartync @newsobserver by @mypbsnc

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Join PBS North Carolina and Thalian Hall Center for the Performing Arts for a special evening of storytelling! On November 10, we'll connect the sweeping national history of the American Revolution with a remarkable Revolution-era story from Wilmington and New Hanover County.

The evening will feature a curated selection of clips from acclaimed documentary The American Revolution, a film by Ken Burns, Sarah Botstein and David Schmidt, paired with a special screening of Homegrown History, PBS North Carolina’s original documentary series. After the screenings, we'll host a community conversation and audience Q&A.

This event is free, but RSVP via Eventbrite is required. Find the link in our bio! Homegrown History. Screening & Discussion. SECU Foundation. Duke Energy Foundation. Thalian Hal. PBS North Carolina. by @mypbsnc

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After Hurricane Helene, carpentry students at Mountain Heritage High School in Yancey County began building homes for neighbors who lost everything, and one homeowner found something familiar inside hers.

Learn the full story on ncIMPACT, premiering Friday, October 16 at 7:30 PM on PBS NC and streaming on the PBS app. by @mypbsnc

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Elmo and friends are heading to Kenya for a wild adventure! 🐘 Stream Sesame Street and the Great Elephant Adventure starting October 14 on PBS KIDS! by @mypbsnc

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The American Revolution wasn’t just fought on battlefields, it was fought in breadlines too. As war dragged on and inflation skyrocketed, ordinary women and laborers found themselves starving while wealthy merchants and speculators hoarded food for profit. Across the colonies, mobs took to the streets, raiding warehouses and forcing fair prices. Learn more on "The Unhinged Ladies Who Terrorized Greedy Merchants" from Rogue History. Head to @pbsorigins on YouTube for more! by @mypbsnc

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North Carolina A&T students organize after an on-campus early voting site was not included in the 2026 primary voting plan. Don't miss this Black Issues Forum special, Oct 9 at 7 PM on PBS NC and streaming on YouTube and the PBS app. by @mypbsnc

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This week on State Lines, host Kelly McCullen and panelists Claudia Rivera Cotto (Enlace Latino NC), Skye David (Do Politics Better podcast), political analyst Steve Rao and Alex Baltzegar (NCFREE) discuss as NC lawmakers pass a bill to temporarily halt state fuel tax, Duke Energy agrees to protect customers from high costs tied to data center energy usage, plus Michael Whatley’s Senate campaign pauses TV ad buys. Tonight at 8:30 PM on PBS NC and streaming on the PBS app.

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