State election officials are looking for new ways to comb through the list of North Carolina’s 7.6 million registered voters to make sure they are who they say they are — despite no proof of widespread voter fraud.

The North Carolina State Board of Elections has mailed a second round of registration repair letters to voters whose registration records are missing either a driver’s license number or the last four digits of their Social Security number,

North Carolina has mailed another round of notices to voters with incomplete voter registrations, asking them to provide missing information.

Voters can do so by mailing the completed form included in the letter. Those with a North Carolina driver's license have the option to update their information online. Voters can also provide missing details in person at the county board of elections office.

The small eastern North Carolina town of Whitakers has a tie for one of the spots on its Board of Commissioners, and it's being settled Monday by drawing a name from a box. And for one of the candidates,

The North Carolina State Board of Elections (NCBOE) sent out a second round of Registration Repair letters Monday, Nov. 24, to voters.

NC Elections Board under Sam Hayes has implemented upgrades like the Registration Repair Project and plans to revamp its SEIMS system by 2027.