60-WS2282878323 IFB NCSBE Print and Mail Judicial Voter Guide 2026- draft post card.pdf

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60-WS2282878323-SBE-Judicial Voter Guide 08. 2026
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Wake County, Teachey Town, North Carolina

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This is a draft postcard design file related to an Invitation for Bid (IFB) issued by the North Carolina State Board of Elections (NCSBE) for printing and mailing a Judicial Voter Guide postcard in 2026. The project requires printing, mail processing, and postage for postcards to be distributed to all North Carolina households, with delivery to each USPS sectional center facility (SCF) in the state. The postcards must be mailed to approximately 5 million households in North Carolina no earlier than September 17, 2026, and no later than October 8, 2026. The postcard includes information about the 2026 General Election scheduled for Tuesday, November 3, 2026, which will feature one North Carolina Supreme Court seat and three NC Court of Appeals seats on the ballot. The design directs voters to the online Judicial Voter Guide at BringItNC.gov and provides contact information for the State Board of Elections, county boards of elections, and voter photo ID requirements. The procurement is necessary to meet the statutory requirement under N.C.G.S. 163-278.69 to publish and distribute a Judicial Voter Guide to North Carolina residents.

The postcard design indicates the project will utilize standard postage and USPS delivery mechanisms, with the postcard formatted as a self-mailer for residential distribution. The NCSBE has indicated that if this procurement is not pursued, the agency would be unable to print and distribute the Judicial Voter Guide timely for the 2026 Midterm election as required by law until funding from a special fund is depleted. The specific pricing terms, bid due dates, and award dates are not contained in this draft postcard design document.

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1 - NC Supreme Court seat

3 - NC Court of Appeals seats

Scan to learn more about the NC appellate courts candidates.

WHAT ’S ON THE BALLOT ?

Tuesday, November 3, 2026

WHEN IS ELECTION DAY?

2026 General Election

UPCOMING ELECTION

(Also known as the “midterm”)

Judicial Voter Guide

Get #VoteReady!

One NC Supreme Court seat and three NC Court of Appeals seats will be on the ballot in the 2026 midterm general election. The online Judicial Voter Guide provides information about these candidates, including their education, occupation, legal and judicial experience, and a candidate statement.

2026 GENERAL ELECTION

Get ready to cast your ballot this fall!

In North Carolina, voters will be asked to show photo ID when voting in person or by mail. Most voters will simply use their driver’s license, but many other acceptable photo IDs.

County Boards of Elections

To find contact information for all 100 NC counties, visit vt.ncsbe.gov/BOEInfo/

(919) 814-0700 elections.sboe@ncsbe.gov www.ncsbe.gov

State Board of Elections

CONTACT ELECTION OFFICIALS

PRSRT STD

U.S. POSTAGE

PAID

PERMIT #12

INDIANA PA

Residential CustomerResidential Customer

Scan the code, or go to BringItNC.gov, to learn more about the photo ID requirement and view a complete list of acceptable IDs.

Don’t Forget to Bring Your Photo ID When Voting!

If a voter cannot show an acceptable photo ID when voting in person, they can still vote a provisional ballot and bring their photo ID to the county board office or fill out an ID Exception

Form.

Absentee-by-mail voters unable to include a copy of their photo ID with the ballot envelope can fill out an ID Exception

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