Action Alert Voting Site Buffer Zone Rule 08 NCAC 10C.0102
Updated: Jul 13
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Suggestion: Add the reference of the NC statute G.S. 163-166.4 regarding buffer zones to the rule which is establishing buffer zones.
Rationale: The statute is referenced for clarity.
2. Reference: 08 NCAC 10C.0102 (b) (2)
Suggestion: A curbside voting buffer zone established pursuant to this Rule shall be limited to the minimum area reasonably necessary, optimally between 6 to15 feet, to ensure orderly voting operations and voter access and shall not be interpreted to create an expanded general prohibition on lawful election-related activity beyond the authority provided in G.S. 163-166.4.
Rationale: This revision clarifies that curbside voting protections are intended to maintain orderly voting operations and should not function as an expanded electioneering restriction beyond statutory authority.
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Please rephrase the Suggestion(s) and Rationale into your own words so the NCSBE treats each submission separately.
Click on Public Comment Portal: Voting Site Rules https://www.ncsbe.gov/public-comment-portal-2026-rulemaking-voting-sites
Scroll down to the form, Record Your Public Comment.
Fill in the form with the Rule, Your Name, Your Email, and Comment.
(See Talking Points after each Rule.)
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