Active Notice of Election (Noe) - South Carolina

Active Notice of Election (Noe) is a legal document that was released by the South Carolina Public Employee Benefit Authority - a government authority operating within South Carolina.

FAQ

Q: What is an Active Notice of Election (NOE)?
A: An Active Notice of Election (NOE) is a document that notifies registered voters of an upcoming election in South Carolina.

Q: Who receives an Active Notice of Election (NOE)?
A: Registered voters in South Carolina receive an Active Notice of Election (NOE).

Q: What information is included in an Active Notice of Election (NOE)?
A: An Active Notice of Election (NOE) includes information such as the date of the election, polling location, and the candidates or issues being voted on.

Q: What should I do when I receive an Active Notice of Election (NOE)?
A: When you receive an Active Notice of Election (NOE), you should review the information carefully, mark your calendar with the election date, and make a plan to vote.

Q: Can I vote if I did not receive an Active Notice of Election (NOE)?
A: Yes, you can still vote even if you did not receive an Active Notice of Election (NOE). It is your responsibility to stay informed about upcoming elections and know where and when to vote.

Q: What should I do if there is incorrect information on my Active Notice of Election (NOE)?
A: If there is incorrect information on your Active Notice of Election (NOE), such as your name or address, you should contact your local election office to have it corrected.