Constitutional amendment to require all voters, not just those presenting to vote in person, to present photo identification before voting.
2026 NC Constitutional Amendments
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Vote by Mail Photo ID
- ALL VOTERS using Photo ID Exception Form are at greater risk of having their ballots rejected.
- MILITARY voters can’t photocopy their military ID (it’s illegal) and have limited access to photocopiers during deployment.
- SENIORS may have limited access to photocopiers.
- RELIGIOUS OBJECTIONS or DISABILITIES that prevent a voter from getting an ID wouldn’t be protected.
Income Tax
Constitutional amendment to keep the State income tax rate from being raised higher than three and onehalf percent (3.5%).
- AVERAGE FAMILIES could see increased fines and fees for services, which will likely eliminate any savings.
- LOCAL GOVERNMENTS could lose $18 billion per year in state funding and could struggle to fund community needs.
- SCHOOLS‘ budgets could shrink, cutting teacher pay and student services.
- PUBLIC HEALTH, SAFETY, and EMERGENCY SERVICES could be cut due to funding shortages.
Property Tax
Constitutional amendment requiring limits on property tax increases by local governments.
- FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES could see more fines, fees, and reduced services for education, libraries, elections, public transportation, and emergency medical services.
- RENTERS do not benefit from property tax cuts.
- COUNTIES could lose significant funding and local leaders could struggle to fund the critical needs of the community.
- COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE DEVELOPERS, many of whom live out of state, could receive a large financial benefit.
Adapted from the 2026 NC Constitutional Amendments by YouCanVote.org.