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North Carolina Senate

2026 general election

Polling average

Roy Cooper (Democratic)56.4%
Michael Whatley (Republican)43.6%

Average of 12 verified polls, newest ended 2026-10-11. Verified = published by the pollster that conducted it, with a public source.

On the certified November ballot

Michael Dublin (Green)
Michael Whatley (Republican)
Roy Cooper (Democratic)
Shannon W. Bray (Libertarian)

Source: Vugol MeData as of 2026-10-20Full data and sources →