North Carolina election results, November 3, 2026
North Carolina's last polls close at 7:30 p.m. ET. Below are unofficial U.S. Senate and governor counts read straight from North Carolina's official results file. Counting continues after election night, and nothing is final until the state certifies it. GovGalaxy doesn't call races or project winners.
Unofficial counts
Counts appear here after polls close at 7:30 p.m. ET. North Carolina's official results (opens in a new tab)
North Carolina's official results
North Carolina's U.S. House districts
North Carolina has 14 seats in the U.S. House. The map shows each district as drawn for the current Congress, shaded by the party of the member who holds the seat today. It does not show tonight's results. Point to or tap a district to see who represents it.
New lines in 2026: North Carolina votes this year under new congressional districts. This map shows today's districts, not the ones on the 2026 ballot. For House results by the new districts, use North Carolina's official results page (opens in a new tab).
Held today by a DemocratHeld today by a Republican
- District 1: Donald G. Davis (Democratic)
- District 2: Deborah K. Ross (Democratic)
- District 3: Gregory F. Murphy (Republican)
- District 4: Valerie P. Foushee (Democratic)
- District 5: Virginia Foxx (Republican)
- District 6: Addison P. McDowell (Republican)
- District 7: David Rouzer (Republican)
- District 8: Mark Harris (Republican)
- District 9: Richard Hudson (Republican)
- District 10: Pat Harrigan (Republican)
- District 11: Chuck Edwards (Republican)
- District 12: Alma S. Adams (Democratic)
- District 13: Brad Knott (Republican)
- District 14: Tim Moore (Republican)
District shapes: U.S. Census Bureau, 119th Congress cartographic boundary file. Members: official Congress biographical directory.
On the North Carolina ballot
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