Cabarrus County Republican Party

10/25/2026

10/24/2026

Early Voting is OPEN Now. Early Voting is closed on Sunday but open for the last week of voting weekdays from 8 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., and on Saturday, October 31st, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at all four Cabarrus County Early Voting Sites.

10/24/2026

Get out and vote for Representative Brian Echevarria. Early Voting is closed on Sunday, but open for the last week of voting from 8am until 7:30pm and on Saturday, October 31st 8am until 3pm at all four Cabarrus County Early Voting Sites.

10/23/2026

Early voting is open on Saturday from 8am to 5pm. When you vote, make sure you fill out the entire ballot from Michael Whatley for the U.S. Senate, all the way down to our local commissioner & school board races, and the Constitutional Amendments and Bonds on the back side. Our Republic depends on patriotic Americans to show up and vote. Your vote matters.

Find your Republican voter guide and details on early voting sites closest to you at https://cabarrus.nc.gop/2026_midterm_early_voting_sites

10/23/2026

When you Vote:

(1) Bring Your Photo ID
(2) Check Wait Times at https://cabarrus.nc.gop/vote
(3) Review the Republican Voter Guide online or pick one up at an Early Voting Site
(4) Remember the rules, including no Photos, Videos or Live Broadcasts inside the voting site while you vote.

Weekend Early Voting is OPEN on Friday until 7:30pm and on Saturday from 8am until 5pm. No Voting on Sunday

10/23/2026

Roy Cooper wants a promotion to Washington — so let’s remember what he did with the last job.

• He agreed to release 3,500 inmates early from state prisons.
• He vetoed 104 bills — more than any governor in NC history.
• He limited churches to 10 people until a federal judge stepped in and said the Constitution doesn’t take a pandemic break.
• He vetoed bills requiring sheriffs to work with ICE — twice.
• He vetoed the Parents’ Bill of Rights, which lets you see what schools teach, requires parental notification on name/pronoun changes, keeps gender identity lessons out of K‑4, and protects parental consent in medical decisions.
• He vetoed the Fairness in Women’s Sports Act, protecting girls’ and women’s sports — the legislature had to override him.

He didn’t listen to North Carolina. He fought us at every turn.

Keep Roy Cooper retired.