The Washington Post just unveiled an excellent guide to voting procedures in all 50 states.
Just select your state, then answer whether you are registered to vote and how you plan to vote (by mail or in person). Here, for example, is what happens when you select voting by mail in North Carolina.
![](https://sites.ncleg.gov/library/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2020/09/image-1.png)
Scrolling down the page reveals these instructions.
![](https://sites.ncleg.gov/library/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2020/09/image-2.png)
You can scroll back to the top at any time to change your state or voting type.
Cool, huh?
![](https://ncrecords.files.wordpress.com/2020/09/image_p16062coll23.jpg?w=550)
Ever wanted to listen to NC Senate floor debates from the 1990s but couldn’t because it wasn’t online?
You’re about to have your chance!
The State Archives is working on digitizing Senate recordings from 1993-2005 and making the audio available online by May 2021.
Read the exciting details here!