NC · November 3 Election
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Official registration, key dates, races, and candidates for the November 3 election in North Carolina. Enter your address to see offices on your ballot, or browse candidates below.
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Election rules & dates
Deadlines, early voting, mail ballots, and voter ID rules for North Carolina — confirm with North Carolina State Board of Elections.
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November 3, 2026 elections in North Carolina
Browse candidates below for races in North Carolina this cycle, or use the official site for dates and ballots. You can also ask Ryan about issues that matter to you for November 3, 2026.
Candidates · November 3rd, 2026
People running in North Carolina
395 candidates
Nick Taylor
North Carolina House of Representatives · District 25 — NC
Other / Libertarian Party
2026 General Election
Norman Sanderson
IncumbentNorth Carolina State Senate · District 2 — NC
Republican
2026 General Election
Pamela Ayscue
North Carolina House of Representatives · District 32 — NC
Republican
2026 General Election
Pamela D. McAfee
North Carolina State Senate · District 30 — NC
Democratic
2026 General Election
Pamela Zanni
North Carolina House of Representatives · District 81 — NC
Republican
2026 General Election
Park Inglefield
North Carolina House of Representatives · District 96 — NC
Democratic
2026 General Election
Pat LeGrand
North Carolina State Senate · District 10 — NC
Democratic
2026 General Election
Patricia Smith
North Carolina House of Representatives · District 23 — NC
Democratic
2026 General Election
Patrick Bowersox
North Carolina State Senate · District 17 — NC
Other / Libertarian Party
2026 General Election
Paul Barker
North Carolina House of Representatives · District 90 — NC
Republican
2026 General Election
Paul Lowe
IncumbentNorth Carolina State Senate · District 32 — NC
Democratic
2026 General Election
Paul Scott
IncumbentNorth Carolina House of Representatives · District 111 — NC
Republican
2026 General Election
Paul Taylor
North Carolina State Senate · District 21 — NC
Democratic
2026 General Election
Peter Antinozzi
North Carolina State Senate · District 32 — NC
Republican
2026 General Election
Phil Berger
IncumbentNorth Carolina State Senate · District 26 — NC
Republican
2026 General Election
Philip Hensley
North Carolina State Senate · District 16 — NC
Republican
2026 General Election
Phillip Shepard
IncumbentNorth Carolina House of Representatives · District 15 — NC
Republican
2026 General Election
Phil Rubin
IncumbentNorth Carolina House of Representatives · District 40 — NC
Democratic
2026 General Election
Precinda Bjorgen
North Carolina State Senate · District 37 — NC
Democratic
2026 General Election
Qu'Derrick Covington
North Carolina House of Representatives · District 45 — NC
Democratic
2026 General Election
Ralph Carter
North Carolina House of Representatives · District 48 — NC
Republican
2026 General Election
Ralph Clements
North Carolina House of Representatives · District 37 — NC
Democratic
2026 General Election
Ralph Hise
IncumbentNorth Carolina State Senate · District 47 — NC
Republican
2026 General Election
Ray Craig
North Carolina House of Representatives · District 88 — NC
Republican
2026 General Election
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