North Carolina elections 2026

Statewide

U.S. House

North Carolina U.S. House races
Race	Rating	Last 30 days	Non-Republican side	Republican side	Projected margin	Polls
North Carolina District 1	Solid D		Don Davis 96 in 100	Laurie Buckhout 4 in 100	Davis +6.9	1
North Carolina District 2	Solid D	—	Deborah Ross 100 in 100	Eugene Douglass 0 in 100	Ross +47.3	none
North Carolina District 3	Likely R		Raymond Smith Jr. 7 in 100	Greg Murphy 93 in 100	Murphy +8.3	none
North Carolina District 4	Solid D	—	Valerie Foushee 100 in 100	Max Ganorkar 0 in 100	Foushee +59.3	none
North Carolina District 5	Solid R	—	Chuck Hubbard 1 in 100	Virginia Foxx 99 in 100	Foxx +13.1	none
North Carolina District 6	Solid R	—	Cyril Jefferson 1 in 100	Addison McDowell 99 in 100	McDowell +14.0	none
North Carolina District 7	Solid R		Kimberly Hardy 4 in 100	David Rouzer 96 in 100	Rouzer +10.1	none
North Carolina District 8	Solid R	—	Colby Watson <1 in 100	Mark Harris >99 in 100	Harris +16.5	none
North Carolina District 9	Solid R		Richard Ojeda 3 in 100	Richard Hudson 97 in 100	Hudson +10.4	none
North Carolina District 10	Solid R	—	Ashley Bell 1 in 100	Pat Harrigan 99 in 100	Harrigan +14.4	none
North Carolina District 11	Lean D Likely flip · R → D		Jamie Ager 64 in 100	Jennifer Balkcom 36 in 100	Ager +2.1	none
North Carolina District 12	Solid D	—	Alma Adams 100 in 100	Jack Codiga 0 in 100	Adams +61.3	none
North Carolina District 13	Solid R		Paul Barringer 3 in 100	Brad Knott 97 in 100	Knott +10.4	none
North Carolina District 14	Solid R		Lakesha Womack 4 in 100	Tim Moore 96 in 100	Moore +10.0	none

County map

North Carolina’s counties, colored by the 2024 presidential vote.

Color shows the 2024 presidential margin in each county. Hover or tap a county for its numbers.

2024 results: Fox News 2024 county results, compiled by Tony McGovern (github.com/tonmcg/US_County_Level_Election_Results_08-24). Not authoritative.

Also: find the races on your ballot by ZIP code · election-night schedule. Odds are the share of simulations each side wins.