Watch: Breaking down North Carolina’s voter ID referendum + more in Charlotte region – WBTV

Watch: Breaking down North Carolina’s voter ID referendum + more in Charlotte region  WBTV

Watch live stream explainer at 2 p.m. on Oct. 13, 2026 CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) – In November, North Carolina voters will see three proposed state constitutional amendments on the ballot. One of those amendments focuses on voter identification at the polls. WBTV anchor Darrell Green and investigative reporter David Hodges are breaking down the statewide voter ID referendum ahead of the midterms. An explainer can be watched in the video player at the top of this story. —> Read more: North Carolina 2026 ballot amendments: What to know before you vote Voters in North Carolina will make decisions on three statewide referendums, as well as local referendums in the 2026 general election.

This conversation will also discuss local referendums in the immediate Charlotte area. Click here to see a sample of your ballot and referendums using North Carolina’s Voter Search tool. Election Day for the 2026 midterm general election is Tuesday, Nov. 3 in North Carolina and nationwide. To help get you ready to vote, WBTV will stream an election explainer each Tuesday in October. Darrell Green and David Hodges will help break down referendums, major races, and more. Those election explainers can be streamed at 2 p.m., wherever you stream WBTV. The deadline to register to vote in North Carolina’s 2026 general election is Friday, Oct. 9. However, the