2026 general election · North Carolina

North Carolina results by county

Unofficial

Unofficial results. Unofficial as of 2026-11-12 18:34 ET (the State Board of Elections’ last submission). These are the State Board’s results for all 100 counties. They are not the election-night count: late absentee, military and overseas, provisional and cured ballots are added during the canvass, so counts can still change. County boards of elections canvass on November 13 and the State Board certifies on November 24, 2026. We replace this note once North Carolina certifies.

As of , unofficial, per the State Board of Elections’ precinct results file (dl.ncsbe.gov): In the U.S. Senate race, Roy Cooper leads Michael Whatley 58.8% to 39.0% with 100 of 100 counties listed. 5 contests are loaded (U.S. Senate, N.C. Supreme Court Associate Justice Seat 01, N.C. Court of Appeals Judge Seat 01, N.C. Court of Appeals Judge Seat 02, N.C. Court of Appeals Judge Seat 03).

Pick a race on the left, a column on top, and select any county for its numbers.

The state page lists results from approved rows drawn from state results feeds and Wikipedia; those are not the counts on this desk, which shows the State Board of Elections’ unofficial results for all 100 counties, not certified. See the state page.

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Margin in points between the two leading parties, as a share of all votes.

Every county

D+14.9Toward D 26.5 pts
R+42.1Toward D 15.5 pts
R+29.2Toward D 18.6 pts
D+11.5Toward D 16.9 pts
R+21.1Toward D 22.9 pts
R+34.0Toward D 17.1 pts
R+15.8Toward D 16.3 pts
D+28.2Toward D 17.1 pts
R+4.2Toward D 12.4 pts
R+6.0Toward D 19.0 pts
D+46.2Toward D 20.7 pts
R+17.9Toward D 20.8 pts
D+17.5Toward D 29.5 pts
R+31.0Toward D 21.0 pts
R+33.3Toward D 16.3 pts
R+28.1Toward D 15.0 pts
R+5.6Toward D 15.9 pts
R+15.0Toward D 24.9 pts
D+32.8Toward D 17.1 pts
R+42.7Toward D 15.1 pts
R+11.0Toward D 12.8 pts
R+33.8Toward D 15.7 pts
R+13.3Toward D 20.5 pts
R+13.4Toward D 12.0 pts
R+3.5Toward D 17.8 pts
D+35.2Toward D 22.4 pts
R+32.6Toward D 17.7 pts
R+1.2Toward D 16.4 pts
R+22.0Toward D 26.5 pts
R+25.3Toward D 22.9 pts
R+10.8Toward D 20.6 pts
D+75.7Toward D 12.1 pts
D+39.5Toward D 19.0 pts
D+35.6Toward D 24.4 pts
D+7.1Toward D 20.1 pts
EvenToward D 28.1 pts
R+3.7Toward D 11.9 pts
R+44.0Toward D 16.8 pts
D+10.2Toward D 18.4 pts
D+0.7Toward D 19.0 pts
D+42.2Toward D 23.9 pts
D+32.8Toward D 18.4 pts
D+0.7Toward D 27.1 pts
D+0.5Toward D 23.3 pts
D+6.0Toward D 24.8 pts
D+40.4Toward D 14.7 pts
D+33.2Toward D 21.6 pts
R+6.4Toward D 12.5 pts
R+10.6Toward D 25.5 pts
D+17.4Toward D 26.6 pts
D+6.2Toward D 30.0 pts
R+11.7Toward D 13.8 pts
D+10.3Toward D 27.3 pts
D+9.0Toward D 22.8 pts
R+26.0Toward D 20.0 pts
R+16.7Toward D 22.0 pts
D+3.5Toward D 21.7 pts
D+7.2Toward D 17.2 pts
R+26.3Toward D 22.7 pts
D+53.6Toward D 21.1 pts
R+32.6Toward D 23.6 pts
R+14.2Toward D 22.3 pts
R+9.8Toward D 19.2 pts
D+16.1Toward D 22.8 pts
D+22.4Toward D 20.5 pts
D+27.3Toward D 16.2 pts
R+12.7Toward D 22.7 pts
D+68.0Toward D 12.5 pts
R+16.9Toward D 12.7 pts
D+13.1Toward D 19.0 pts
R+12.3Toward D 21.3 pts
R+26.6Toward D 14.7 pts
R+4.6Toward D 16.8 pts
D+24.8Toward D 22.0 pts
R+5.3Toward D 16.1 pts
R+33.8Toward D 25.6 pts
D+1.8Toward D 20.1 pts
R+0.4Toward D 18.0 pts
R+14.3Toward D 21.0 pts
R+13.2Toward D 25.1 pts
R+27.6Toward D 22.7 pts
R+6.0Toward D 24.9 pts
D+12.6Toward D 18.6 pts
R+31.6Toward D 22.5 pts
R+36.1Toward D 19.4 pts
R+26.7Toward D 23.8 pts
R+0.7Toward D 23.9 pts
D+10.0Toward D 22.1 pts
R+5.7Toward D 16.8 pts
R+2.8Toward D 25.6 pts
D+30.5Toward D 19.1 pts
D+47.3Toward D 20.7 pts
D+31.7Toward D 9.6 pts
D+21.5Toward D 21.4 pts
D+28.0Toward D 22.6 pts
D+3.0Toward D 22.1 pts
R+37.9Toward D 21.2 pts
D+19.2Toward D 22.3 pts
R+40.5Toward D 22.4 pts
R+6.5Toward D 24.6 pts

Sources and method

  • 2026: county totals from the State Board of Elections’ precinct results file, dl.ncsbe.gov, read Fri, 13 Nov 2026 05:45:36 GMT. A race appears only when all 100 counties are listed. U.S. Senate (checksum 3d98aea21e5d) N.C. Supreme Court Associate Justice Seat 01 (checksum 3d98aea21e5d) N.C. Court of Appeals Judge Seat 01 (checksum 3d98aea21e5d) N.C. Court of Appeals Judge Seat 02 (checksum 3d98aea21e5d) N.C. Court of Appeals Judge Seat 03 (checksum 3d98aea21e5d)
  • Past elections: the State Board of Elections’ precinct results files (2022: Certified. 2024: Unofficial: the state results file posted after certification, not matched to the certified abstract) for the 2022 and 2024 general elections. 2024 President (checksum 2fab44e9b12e). 2024 Governor (checksum 2fab44e9b12e). 2024 Lieutenant Governor (checksum 2fab44e9b12e). 2024 Attorney General (checksum 2fab44e9b12e). 2024 N.C. Supreme Court, Seat 06 (checksum 2fab44e9b12e). 2022 U.S. Senate (checksum 2024bf67243e).
  • Margin: Republican votes minus Democratic votes, as points of all votes cast in the county. Shift: this year’s margin minus the margin in the election you compare with. A shift compares shares, so a county can move even when its winner does not change. Different offices and turnout levels differ, so read it as a pattern, not a prediction.
  • Map lines: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundaries (public domain).