Election Results should begin to come in after the polls close at 7:30 p.m. Click here to see the the results.

Election Day has arrived. Still not sure who you’re voting for on the local level? Click here to learn more about your candidate.

The polls are open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Find your polling place here. Those who are not registered to vote will NOT be able to do so Tuesday.

According to the state board of elections, 22,412 absentee ballots have been turned in, while another 469,445 took advantage of the Early Voting/One Stop Voting system.

But more than 5.8 million people are registered to vote in North Carolina, so there may be long lines at your polling place.

RALEIGH, N.C. - If a 101 woman can do it, so can you. Hazel Thomas, 101 years young, will cast her early ballot today at 11 a.m. at the Wake County Board of Elections.

Early voting ends Saturday. 

With early voting, unregistered voters can sign up and vote on the same day, while registered voters can cast their ballots before the primary Election Day on Tuesday.

Find a One-Stop/Early Voting Site Near You

Only a few days remain until North Carolina voters hit the polls - if they haven’t already. Voters here have a lot more to decide than just the Presidential race. Counties including Durham, Orange, Johnston, Cumberland and Chatham have races for County Commission seats. Voters statewide will also narrow the field in General Assembly races.

NBC17 asked candidates to fill out a survey. To read your candidates’ responses, click here.