In Georgia, voters can head to the ballot box beginning on Tuesday and in North Carolina, early in-person voting begins on Thursday. Here are a handful of things to know about how voting and elections will work in two key swing states.

With just a few weeks left before Election Day, in-person early voting is set to begin in North Carolina. Starting Thursday, Oct. 17, voters will be able to cast ballots in-person, at any polling place in the county in which they are registered.

The deadline for voter registration is upon us here in North Carolina, but don’t fret! There are still chances to update your information. While absentee ballots started going out last month after a delay due to Robert F Kennedy Jr.

In-person early voting in North Carolina starts on Thursday. You can vote at any early voting location in your county. People can also register to vote. LINK: The Political Beat with Joe Bruno Mecklenburg County Board of Elections Director Michael Dickerson reminded people they must bring a photo ID to vote.

This year's presidential election is the first in which New Jersey residents can cast an early vote since the state approved the voting option in 2021