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North Carolina

Your ballot · Nov 3, 2026

Your current members of Congress

The state's two sitting senators. The races below are for the seats on this year's ballot.

Federal races on North Carolina’s 2026 ballot

North Carolina elects 14 U.S. House members in 2026 and votes for a U.S. Senate seat. Each race links to its candidates and the record behind them.

U.S. Senate · North Carolina

Matchup not final
StatementsDon BrownRepublican
StatementsRoy CooperDemocrat
StatementsMargot DupreRepublican
StatementsThomas Lee JohnsonRepublican
StatementsBrian McGinnisGreen
StatementsMichele MorrowRepublican
StatementsWiley NickelDemocrat
StatementsMichael WhatleyRepublican
StatementsMarcus W. WilliamsDemocrat

This matchup isn't final yet — we haven't confirmed every candidate here against the state's official candidate list.

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U.S. House

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Your next step

Election day · Nov 3, 2026

  • Registration deadlineOct 9, 2026

    Register by 25 days before election day (5 p.m. October 9); same-day registration is available during early voting only - not on election day.

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  • Early voting opensOct 15, 2026

    One-stop early voting runs October 15 through October 31 (ends 3 p.m.); sites and hours vary by county.

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  • Early voting closesOct 31, 2026
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  • Election dayNov 3, 2026

Deadlines verified against state law on August 3, 2026.

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