Elections

North Carolina sends 16 members to Congress.

general election, 33 days away: November 3
candidates have filed for Congress in North Carolina: 75

Seats by party.

U.S. Senate2 seats

2 Republican

U.S. House14 seats

10 Republican4 Democratic

State Senate49 seats

30 Republican19 Democratic

State House120 seats

71 Republican47 Democratic2 Independent

North Carolina in Congress

Who holds each seat this term.

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North Carolina in Congress

Ted Budd	Senate	Republican
Thom Tillis	Senate	Republican
Donald Davis	House, district 1	Democratic
Deborah Ross	House, district 2	Democratic
Gregory Murphy	House, district 3	Republican
Valerie Foushee	House, district 4	Democratic
Virginia Foxx	House, district 5	Republican
Addison McDowell	House, district 6	Republican
David Rouzer	House, district 7	Republican
Mark Harris	House, district 8	Republican
Richard Hudson	House, district 9	Republican
Pat Harrigan	House, district 10	Republican
Charles (Chuck) Edwards	House, district 11	Republican
Alma Adams	House, district 12	Democratic
Brad Knott	House, district 13	Republican
Tim Moore	House, district 14	Republican

All 169 state legislators

A roster is not a certified count, and a filing is not a place on the ballot.

Who has filed for 2026: all 15 races

A filing is not a place on the ballot; the state decides who is printed.

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Races for Congress

U.S. Senate	Thom R Sen Tillis (incumbent) · Republican Don Brown · Republican Roy Cooper · Democratic Margot Dupre · Republican Thomas Lee Johnson · Republican Brian McGinnis · Green Michele Morrow · Republican Wiley Nickel · Democratic Michael Whatley · Republican Marcus W. Williams · Democratic	Yes	14
U.S. House, district 1	Don Davis (incumbent) · Democratic Asa Bryant Buck III · Republican Laurie Buckhout · Republican Bobby Hanig · Republican Sandy Roberson · Republican Ashley Nicole Russell · Republican	Yes	2
U.S. House, district 2	Deborah Ross (incumbent) · Democratic Brian McGinnis · Independent	Yes	3
U.S. House, district 3	Gregory Francis Murphy (incumbent) · Republican Allison Jaslow · Democratic Chris Schulte · Democratic Raymond Edward Smith Jr. · Democratic	Yes	3
U.S. House, district 4	Valerie Foushee (incumbent) · Democratic Nida Allam · Democratic Mahesh Ganorkar · Republican	Yes	2
U.S. House, district 5	Virginia Ann Foxx (incumbent) · Republican David Clayton · Independent Kyah Creekmore · Democratic Chuck Hubbard · Democratic	Yes	4
U.S. House, district 6	Addison McDowell (incumbent) · Republican Beau Blair · Democratic Keith Davenport · Democratic Tavin Felton-Stackhouse · Democratic Cyril Jefferson · Democratic Alysa Kassay · Democratic	Yes	1
U.S. House, district 7	David Rouzer (incumbent) · Republican Maad Abu-Ghazalah · Libertarian Kimberly Hardy · Democratic	Yes	2
U.S. House, district 8	Mark E Harris (incumbent) · Republican Mark E Harris · Republican Jesse Oppenheim · Democratic Colby Watson · Democratic	Yes	3
U.S. House, district 9	Richard L. Hudson Jr. (incumbent) · Republican Nigel William Bristow · Democratic Richard N. Ojeda · Democratic	Yes	3
U.S. House, district 10	Pat Harrigan (incumbent) · Republican Ashley Bell · Democratic West Caudle · Democratic Steven Feldman · Libertarian Harry Clare Morley Jr · Democratic Matthew Sin · Republican Mir Yarfitz · Democratic	Yes	2
U.S. House, district 11	Chuck Edwards (incumbent) · Republican Jamie Ager · Democratic Zelda Briarwood · Democratic Morris D. Col. Davis · Democratic Christopher John Harjes · Democratic Richard Hudspeth · Democratic Jacob Lawrence · Democratic Paul Maddox · Democratic Adam R. Smith · Republican	Yes	5
U.S. House, district 12	Alma Shealey Adams (incumbent) · Democratic Addul Rahman Eli Ali · Republican John Jack Codiga · Republican Charay Hedgepeth · Democratic Ryan Rabah · Independent	Yes	2
U.S. House, district 13	Brad Knott (incumbent) · Republican Anthony Bailey Aguilar · Green Paul Barringer · Democratic Josh McConkey · Republican Alexander Nicholi · Democratic	Yes	3
U.S. House, district 14	Tim Moore (incumbent) · Republican Kate Barr · Republican Brent Caldwell · Democratic Lakesha Womack · Democratic	Yes	1

Past results for North Carolina

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2024 presidential election: 5,699,141 votes

Donald J. Trump	Republican	2,898,423	50.9%
Kamala D. Harris	Democratic	2,715,375	47.6%
Jill Stein	Other	24,762	0.4%
Chase Oliver	Libertarian	22,125	0.4%

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2022 U.S. Senate election: 3,773,924 votes

Ted Budd	Republican	1,905,786	50.5%
Cheri Beasley	Democratic	1,784,049	47.3%
Shannon W. Bray	Libertarian	51,640	1.4%
Matthew Hoh	Other	29,934	0.8%

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2020 U.S. Senate election: 5,474,952 votes

Thom Tillis	Republican	2,665,598	48.7%
Cal Cunningham	Democratic	2,569,965	46.9%
Shannon W. Bray	Libertarian	171,571	3.1%
Kevin E. Hayes	Other	67,818	1.2%

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2016 U.S. Senate election: 4,691,133 votes

Richard Burr	Republican	2,395,376	51.1%
Deborah K. Ross	Democratic	2,128,165	45.4%
Sean Haugh	Libertarian	167,592	3.6%

Election result files

Source files by state and year. They can overlap, so never add rows across files, and they do not certify winners.

North Carolina in Congress

Past records and directories