2026 results · the new Congress · North Carolina
North Carolina’s House delegation goes from 4–10 to 11–3
Democrats first. 14 seats; 7 seats changed party and 7 new members were elected, counting the 3 races still being counted with their leaders. A change of +7 Democratic seats.
Every seat
- North Carolina 1st DistrictDonald G. Davis D , then Don Davis DRe-elected
- North Carolina 2nd DistrictDeborah K. Ross D , then Deborah K. Ross DRe-elected
- North Carolina 3rd DistrictGregory F. Murphy R , then Raymond Smith D leadsWould change partyTrails
- North Carolina 4th DistrictValerie P. Foushee D , then Valerie P. Foushee DRe-elected
- North Carolina 5th DistrictVirginia Foxx R , then Chuck Hubbard D leadsWould change partyTrails
- North Carolina 6th DistrictAddison P. McDowell R , then Cyril Jefferson DChanged partyDefeated by Cyril Jefferson
- North Carolina 7th DistrictDavid Rouzer R , then David Rouzer R leadsLeads
- North Carolina 8th DistrictMark Harris R , then Mark Harris RRe-elected
- North Carolina 9th DistrictRichard Hudson R , then Richard N. Ojeda II DChanged partyDefeated by Richard N. Ojeda II
- North Carolina 10th DistrictPat Harrigan R , then Pat Harrigan RRe-elected
- North Carolina 11th DistrictChuck Edwards R , then Jamie Ager DChanged partyDid not seek reelection
- North Carolina 12th DistrictAlma S. Adams D , then Alma S. Adams DRe-elected
- North Carolina 13th DistrictBrad Knott R , then Paul Barringer DChanged partyDefeated by Paul Barringer
- North Carolina 14th DistrictTim Moore R , then Lakesha Womack DChanged partyDefeated by Lakesha Womack
Left: who held the seat going in, by the House Clerk’s list. Right: what became of them. This state drew new district lines for 2026, so a seat's number may cover different ground than its holder's did.
The new members
North Carolina 3rd District
Former state representative (source)
Leads by 0.1 points in a seat Republicans held; votes are still being counted
North Carolina 5th District
Leads by 0.1 points in a seat Republicans held; votes are still being counted
North Carolina 6th District
Mayor of High Point (source)
Beat Addison P. McDowell, who held the seat, by 2.4 points
North Carolina 9th District
Former state senator (source)
Beat Richard Hudson, who held the seat, by 2.3 points
The Senate seat on the ballot
Thom Tillis (R): did not seek reelection. Won by Roy Cooper (D), by 19.7 points. The race →