We're in the final countdown to the 2024 election as candidates look to gain the votes of those who have yet to cast their ballots. A new lawsuit by the ACLU claims thousands of South Carolina voters may have been left off the rolls: [ Ссылка ]

Confidence in elections is key, and in North Carolina, a nonprofit is working to bring back that confidence in this critical swing state. Former Governor Pat McCrory is leading that effort: [ Ссылка ]

In most states, the Secretary of State is responsible for overseeing the election. But in North Carolina, that job is done by the state board of elections. Instead, the Secretary of State's task is strengthening the state's economy and working with businesses. WCNC Charlotte's Flashpoint anchor Ben Thompson sat down with both major candidates running for that office this November. Here's his conversation with current Secretary of State Elaine Marshall: [ Ссылка ]

Republican Chad Brown is well known around North Carolina. He's the former mayor of Stanley and current chairman of the Gaston County Board of Commissioners. He's now looking to become the first Republican Secretary of State in North Carolina since 1877. Here's his conversation with Flashpoint anchor Ben Thompson: [ Ссылка ]

Voters in North Carolina will see this constitutional amendment on their ballot. It reads "Constitutional amendment to provide that only a citizen of the United States who is 18 years of age and otherwise possesses the qualifications for voting shall be entitled to vote at any election in this state" so you can vote for or against it. But some people are confused about this amendment asking us to clarify. We verified what this amendment means: [ Ссылка ]

As we count down the days until Decision 2024, WCNC Charlotte wants to make sure you're prepared to cast your vote. Text the word ELECTION to 704-329-3600, and we'll send you to our 2024 election guide right to your phone. Don't forget to join WCNC Charlotte on election night: [ Ссылка ]. We'll have live coverage starting at 7 p.m. when polls close. Our team of reporters and experts will be breaking down the races as results roll in across the Carolinas.

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