Voter Tools
Know Your District. Use Your Vote.
Two quick tools to make sure your voice is counted in District 49.
Am I in District 49?
Enter your home address below to check whether you live in NC House District 49. You'll be taken to the official NC State Board of Elections voter lookup — it takes about 30 seconds.
Check My Address on the NC Voter PortalThe NC State Board of Elections voter lookup will show your registered district. Look for "NC House" in the results — District 49 covers parts of northwest Raleigh including the Five Points, Glenwood South, and Wade Avenue corridors.
How to check in 4 steps
- 1Go to the NC Voter Lookup link above
- 2Enter your name and county (Wake County)
- 3Look for "NC House" in your registration details
- 4If it says District 49 — you're in Daran's district!
College Students: Vote Where You Live
North Carolina law allows college students to register and vote at their college address — without changing their driver's license. Here's exactly how to do it.
You do NOT need to change your driver's license to vote at your college address. These are two separate things under NC law.
Decide where you want to vote
You can vote either at your home address (where your parents live) or at your college address. You cannot vote in both places. Choose whichever community you feel more connected to — both are valid.
Register at your college address
Go to the NC Voter Registration portal and register using your college address. Use your dorm room, apartment, or off-campus housing address. Your driver's license address does not need to match.
Use your student ID or other ID
NC accepts a valid student photo ID from an NC college or university as voter ID. You can also use your driver's license — even if it shows your home address — as long as you are registered at your college address.
Check your registration
After registering, verify your registration is active at the NC Voter Lookup site. Confirm your address shows your college location and your district is correct.
Vote on Election Day
Vote at the polling place assigned to your college address. You can find your polling place on the NC State Board of Elections website. Early voting is also available at multiple locations in Wake County.
Official Resources
Frequently Asked Questions
Every Vote in District 49 Counts
Make sure you're registered, know your polling place, and show up on Election Day.