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Key Races

NC - President

Precincts: 2,658/2,658 100% reporting
- R
  
  Donald Trump
  
  51.13%
  
  Winner
  
  2,876,398
- D
  
  Kamala Harris
  
  47.72%
  
  Winner
  
  2,684,549
NC - Governor

Precincts: 2,658/2,658 100% reporting
- D
  
  Josh Stein
  
  54.82%
  
  Winner
  
  3,036,723
- R
  
  Mark Robinson
  
  40.18%
  
  Winner
  
  2,225,602
NC - Lieutenant Governor

Precincts: 2,658/2,658 100% reporting
- D
  
  Rachel Hunt
  
  49.44%
  
  Winner
  
  2,738,089
- R
  
  Hal Weatherman
  
  47.75%
  
  Winner
  
  2,644,758
NC - Attorney General

Precincts: 2,658/2,658 100% reporting
- D
  
  Jeff Jackson
  
  51.33%
  
  Winner
  
  2,842,903
- R
  
  Dan Bishop
  
  48.67%
  
  Winner
  
  2,695,976
NC - President - Electoral

Precincts: 2,658/2,658 100% reporting
- R
  
  Donald Trump
  
  100%
  
  Winner
  
  16
- D
  
  Kamala Harris
  
  0%
  
  Winner
  
  0
NC - Supt of Pub Instruction

Precincts: 2,658/2,658 100% reporting
- D
  
  Maurice Green
  
  51.09%
  
  Winner
  
  2,806,574
- R
  
  Michele Morrow
  
  48.91%
  
  Winner
  
  2,687,266
NC State House - District 105

Precincts: 18/18 100% reporting
- R
  
  Tricia Cotham
  
  50.26%
  
  Winner
  
  27,093
- D
  
  Nicole Sidman
  
  49.74%
  
  Winner
  
  26,818
NC U.S. House - District 10

Precincts: 187/187 100% reporting
- R
  
  Pat Harrigan
  
  57.71%
  
  Winner
  
  231,425
- D
  
  Ralph Scott
  
  38%
  
  Winner
  
  152,401
NC U.S. House - District 14

Precincts: 148/148 100% reporting
- R
  
  Tim Moore
  
  58.15%
  
  Winner
  
  231,696
- D
  
  Pam Genant
  
  41.85%
  
  Winner
  
  166,770
NC U.S. House - District 8

Precincts: 200/200 100% reporting
- R
  
  Mark Harris
  
  59.68%
  
  Winner
  
  237,024
- D
  
  Justin Dues
  
  40.32%
  
  Winner
  
  160,110

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Decision 2024

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