US Elections ~ North Carolina
Directory of North Carolina elections. North Carolina candidates for Governor, state reps and Congress (Senators / House of Representatives). NC primary and election races. Voting info. Political parties. State election office.
Election, Primary & Caucus Dates:
State Primary: TBD
Run-off: TBD
Voter Information:
For eligibility & identification requirements, dates, deadlines, voting materials, contact info and more: [ click here ].
All important election dates & deadlines for voters: [ click here ].
Poll Opening & Closing Times:
In the state of North Carolina, the polling places will be open from 6:30 AM to 7:30 PM Eastern Time. The hours may be extended if polling times are delayed or interrupted by more than 15 minutes.
Next State Constitutional Officer Elections in 2020.
North Carolina Governor:
Roy Cooper (D) | Campaign Website
North Carolina Lieutenant Governor:
Dan Forest (R)
* Term-Limited in 2020.
Election Race Candidates:
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North Carolina Secretary Of State:
Elaine Marshall (D) | Campaign Website
North Carolina Attorney General:
Josh Stein (D) | Campaign Website
North Carolina State Auditor:
Beth Wood (D) | Campaign Website
North Carolina State Treasurer:
Dale Folwell (R) | Campaign Website
North Carolina Superintendent Of Public Instruction:
Mark Johnson (R) | Campaign Website
North Carolina State Agriculture Commissioner:
Steve Troxler (R) | Campaign Website
North Carolina State Labor Commissioner:
Cherie Berry (R) | Campaign Website
North Carolina State Insurance Commissioner:
Mike Causey (R) | Campaign Website
North Carolina General Assembly:
North Carolina General Assembly
Senate
North Carolina has 50 State Senate members: 21 (Democrats), 29 (Republicans).
Length of term: 2 years.
House of Representatives
North Carolina has 120 State House members: 55 (Democrats), 65 (Republicans).
Length of term: 2 years.
2019 | On Your Ballot:
See the 2019 North Carolina Races, Court Judges & Ballot Measures you will be voting on: [ click here ].
- Includes all your federal, state and local races.
NOTE: Type in your address, then click "Check My Races." This will list everything to appear on your ballot this year.
What's My District?
To see which US Congressional district you live in: [ click here ].
What are my local districts? Visit your county, parish, city or town websites: [ click here ].
U.S. Senators:
(Terms are 6 years in length)
Thom Tillis (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2015
* Next Election in 2020.
Richard Burr (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2005
* Next Election in 2022.
U.S. House Of Representatives:
(Terms are 2 years in length)
District 1:
G.K. Butterfield (D) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2004
1st District Candidates:
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District 2:
George Holding (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2017
District 3:
Walter Jones Jr. (R) | Campaign Website
* Retiring in 2020.
Has been in office since: 1995
District 4:
David Price (D) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 1997
District 5:
Virginia Foxx (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2005
District 6:
Mark Walker (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2015
6th District Candidates:
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District 7:
David Rouzer (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2015
District 8:
Richard Hudson (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2013
District 9 - Election Not Certified - Special Election Possible:
VACANT
Has been in office since: 2019
9th District Candidates:
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District 10:
Patrick McHenry (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2005
District 11:
Mark Meadows (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2013
District 12:
Alma Adams (D) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2015
District 13:
Ted Budd (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2017
North Carolina Election Office:
State Board of Elections
(Get voter registration & information. Polling places and times. Absentee voting. Ballot measures. District maps. Election FAQ.)
North Carolina Political Parties:
Constitution Party of North Carolina
North Carolina Democratic Party
North Carolina Green Party
Libertarian Party of North Carolina
North Carolina Republican Party
Find Your Home Town | Localized North Carolina Election Information:
Find Your Home Town: Cities, Towns and County Directory
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