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2026 results · state legislatures · North Carolina

Democrats lead for control of the North Carolina House

In the Senate, Democrats hold or lead 24 seats and Republicans 26, against 20 and 30 before. Four seats are led by another party than held them.

In the House, Democrats hold or lead 71 seats and Republicans 48, against 47 and 71 before. 25 seats are led by another party than held them.

Leaders in the count from North Carolina State Board of Elections, not called winners. A close seat can still change.

One dot per seat, 50 in all; a party across the line holds a majority. 4 seats change hands, striped where they land.

Before: 20–30. With the leaders elected: 24–26, every seat not on the ballot as it was and every seat on it to the party leading the count.

Too close to call

The seats with no count yet, or led by under two points, could still decide the majority.

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4 seats changing party, then the closest

North Carolina Senate: the districts on the ballot
DistrictLeadingRunner-upMarginHeld by
4FlipJessica (Jess) Rivera D 51.1%Buck Newton R 48.9%D+2.1R
11FlipJames D. Gailliard D 51.4%Lisa Stone Barnes R 46.3%D+5.1R
7FlipJessica Bichler D 52.6%Michael Lee R 47.4%D+5.3R
34FlipApril Cook D 57.7%Kevin Crutchfield R 42.3%D+15.3R
24Danny Earl Britt, Jr. R 50.2%Catina Hamm D 49.8%R+0.5R
10Benton Sawrey R 49.7%Pat LeGrand D 48.3%R+1.4R
43Brad Overcash R 50.9%Steve Rutherford D 49.1%R+1.8R
25Amy Scott Galey R 51.6%Southey Blanton D 48.4%R+3.1R
12Jim Burgin R 51.8%Tanya White Anderson D 48.2%R+3.6R
1Jerry Tillett R 52.1%Melissa Zehner D 47.9%R+4.2R
8Bill Rabon R 52.2%Richard (Rick) Combes D 45.6%R+6.5R
31Dana Caudill Jones R 53.7%Andy Bowline D 46.3%R+7.3R
26Sam Page R 53.8%Steve Luking D 46.3%R+7.5R
2Norman Sanderson R 53.8%Roy Surrett D 46.2%R+7.6R
3Bob Brinson R 55.0%Charles Dudley D 45.0%R+10.0R
5Kandie D. Smith D 61.7%Henry Hostetler R 38.3%D+23.5D
6Michael Anthony Lazzara R 60.3%Andi Morrow D 39.7%R+20.6R
9Brent Jackson R 100.0%unopposed—R
13Lisa Grafstein D 60.8%Robert van Brederode R 39.2%D+21.6D
14Dan Blue D 82.0%Angela B. McCarty R 18.0%D+64.0D
15Jay J. Chaudhuri D 75.1%David Bankert R 24.9%D+50.2D
16Gale Adcock D 74.6%Philip Hensley R 23.4%D+51.2D
17Mrs. Sydney Batch D 72.7%Shirley Johnson R 25.2%D+47.5D
18Haseeb Fatmi D 54.8%Chris Stock R 42.8%D+12.0D
19Val Applewhite D 73.6%Venus de la Cruz R 26.4%D+47.1D
20Natalie S. Murdock D 100.0%unopposed—D
21Tom McInnis R 54.4%Paul Taylor D 45.6%R+8.8R
22Sophia Chitlik D 85.3%LaKeshia M. Alston R 14.7%D+70.5D
23Jonah Garson D 72.6%Laura Pichardo R 27.4%D+45.1D
27Michael K. Garrett D 100.0%unopposed—D
28Gladys A. Robinson D 100.0%unopposed—D
29Dave Craven R 61.0%Judy Little D 39.0%R+22.0R
30Steve Jarvis R 66.1%Pamela D. McAfee D 33.9%R+32.2R
32Paul Lowe, Jr. D 75.9%Peter Antinozzi R 22.3%D+53.6D
33Carl Ford R 62.5%Gary R. Weart D 37.5%R+24.9R
35Todd Johnson R 54.0%Christine E. Winward D 46.0%R+8.0R
36Eddie Settle R 72.9%Trevor Cole Hardwick D 27.1%R+45.8R
37Vickie Sawyer R 56.6%Raygan J. Angel D 43.4%R+13.3R
38Mujtaba A. Mohammed D 100.0%unopposed—D
39DeAndrea Salvador D 100.0%unopposed—D
40Joyce Waddell D 83.6%Bobbie Shields R 16.4%D+67.1D
41Caleb Theodros D 84.5%Kevin Gray R 15.5%D+69.1D
42Mrs. Woodson Bradley D 58.9%Stacie McGinn R 41.1%D+17.8D
44Ted Alexander R 64.4%Rod Powell D 35.6%R+28.9R
45Mark Hollo R 62.8%Greg Cranford D 37.2%R+25.5R
46Warren Daniel R 56.1%Kyle Whisnant D 43.9%R+12.3R
47Ralph Hise R 55.5%Frank Patton Hughes III D 44.5%R+11.1R
48Tim Moffitt R 55.2%Doyle G. Brown, Jr. D 44.8%R+10.4R
49Julie Mayfield D 77.2%CJ Domingo R 22.9%D+54.3D
50Kevin Corbin R 58.2%Tom Downing D 41.8%R+16.4R

Held by: the sitting member before the election, matched to the district; a seat with no matched member is left unmatched rather than given a party. District lines: the Census Bureau’s 2024 state legislative districts; a seat not on this year’s ballot is drawn in the page’s gray, outlined in its sitting member’s party.