Hickory, this one’s for you. See below.
City of Hickory Election Information
The City of Hickory’s general election or city offices is Tuesday, July 26, 2022. Early (One Stop) continues through this Saturday, July 23. Voters will choose City Council members and the Mayor.
This election was delayed until now because the 2020 Census information was not ready in time for last fall.
What’s On Your July Ballot, hickory?
After July 5, City of Hickory Voters may also go to VOTE411, (available in English and Spanish) enter your address to Find What’s On Your Ballot including candidates’ profiles and responses to local questions.
All voters can view sample ballots through VOTE411. Information from candidates is made available with the support of League volunteers. Don’t see your local candidates? It may be because we need some members in your particular area. Join us to help expand coverage to your community!
BE Vocal. Vote Local!
Want to see how many people have voted so far?
Click on the Catawba County Board of Elections’ site.
Scroll down. Look for 2022 July 26 Hickory General Election. Updated daily.
fall 2022 Unifour General Elections
General election day for the Unifour is Tuesday, November 8, 2022. (The City of Hickory will also hold general elections for all other local, state, and federal offices on November 8.)
More information about polling places, registration, and other links will be provided on this page after July 26.
If you have more questions about voting, check out Voting FAQ’s. Or, reach out to your local Board of Elections office whose contact information is printed at the bottom of the FAQ page.
In 60 seconds, watch video below and find your voting super power or go directly to VOTE411 (for English or Spanish).
See city council and mayoral candidates’ comments, check your registration, and find your polling location for election day, July 26. Just enter your address! (Remember, election day sites are different than any early voting locations.
ONE-STOP (EARLY) VOTING DAYS & HOURS
Begins Thursday, July 7. Ends Saturday, July 23.
July 18-22: 8am – 5:00pm
July 23: 8am – 3:00pm
All One-Stop (early) voting is at Highland Recreation Center, 1451 8th St Dr NE, Hickory.
Remember, Election Day voting sites are not always the same as One Stop (Early) voting sites.
Election Day is july 26 from 6:30 AM-7:30 PM
Find your July 26 City of Hickory polling location here.
FYI
Every vote is important.
Election ties can be decided by a coin toss!
In Catawba County, a 2021 race was settled this way.
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