北卡罗来纳州选举结果总清单：库珀翻转联邦参议员席位，三项修宪案全数通过

州长与联邦参议员

2026年11月3日，北卡罗来纳州举行中期选举投票。以下是全体北卡选民共同投出的结果公示：据北卡罗来纳州选举委员会官方非官方计票与美联社宣布，本届没有州长改选；前州长 Roy Cooper 以58.72%赢得联邦参议员开放席、由共和党翻转；三项修宪案全数通过；联邦众议员14席中仅4席已宣布、10席只记领先者；州众议院控制权由共和党翻转为民主党，结束共和党自2011年以来对州议会两院的控制。

州长：本届无改选。现任州长 Josh Stein（民主党）2024年当选、任期四年，下次州长改选为2028年。

联邦参议员：Roy Cooper（民主党，前州长）2,467,963票、58.72%，当选，席位由共和党翻转。美联社于美东时间11月3日20时24分宣布。Cooper 为北卡自2008年以来首位赢得联邦参议员选举的民主党人。

参议员选举其他候选人：Michael Whatley（共和党）1,643,088票、39.09%；Shannon Bray（自由意志党）55,726票；Michael Dublin（绿党）36,404票。票差824,875票。本席原任 Thom Tillis（共和党）不寻求连任；另一席参议员 Ted Budd（共和党）本届无改选，2028年改选。

其他全州职位

州务委员会各民选职位——副州长、检察长、州务卿、财务长、审计长、公共教育总监、农业专员、劳工专员、保险专员——均于2024年改选，本届无改选，下次为2028年。现任副州长 Rachel Hunt、检察长 Jeff Jackson、州务卿 Elaine Marshall 均为民主党；财务长 Brad Briner、审计长 Dave Boliek 为共和党。

州最高法院法官第1席（全州民选）：Anita Earls（民主党，现任）2,456,843票、58.86%，连任。对手 Sarah Stevens（共和党）1,717,025票、41.14%。选后州最高法院仍为共和党5比2多数。

州上诉法院第1席：John S. Arrowood（民主党，现任）56.77%，连任。

州上诉法院第2席：Tobias (Toby) Hampson（民主党，现任）56.78%，连任。

州上诉法院第3席：Christine Marie Walczyk（民主党）57.11%，当选。本届4个全州司法席位均为民主党一方守席、无翻转。

公投议题

选民身份证修正案（SB 921）：把选民出示带照片身份证的要求写入州宪法并扩及邮寄、缺席投票。赞成2,463,276票、59.60%，通过。美联社已宣布。

所得税率上限修正案（SB 1080）：把州宪法允许的最高所得税率上限由7%降至3.5%。赞成2,559,732票、61.92%，通过。美联社已宣布。

地方房产税增幅限制修正案（HB 1089）：要求州议会立法限制地方政府房产税的年度增幅。赞成2,492,761票、60.42%，通过。美联社已宣布。

全州议题共以上3条，均为州议会提交的宪法修正案；Raleigh 市交通与住房债券等地方议题不计入本节。

联邦众议员

总览：全州14席，选前共和党10席、民主党4席。美联社已宣布4席、均为民主党；尚未宣布10席中民主党在6席领先、共和党在4席领先。按州选举委员会非官方领先计为民主党10席、共和党4席，未宣布席位只记领先、不作当选。

第1区：尚未宣布。现任 Don Davis（民主党）156,564票、50.07%领先 Laurie Buckhout（共和党）46.77%。

第2区：Deborah Ross（民主党）245,402票、75.06%，当选连任。美联社已宣布。

第3区：尚未宣布。现任 Greg Murphy（共和党）49.42%领先 Raymond Smith（民主党）49.3%，票差约233票，在1%重新计票门槛内。

第4区：Valerie Foushee（民主党）283,255票、79.12%，当选连任。美联社已宣布。

第5区：尚未宣布。Chuck Hubbard（民主党）48.70%领先现任 Virginia Foxx（共和党）48.66%，若领先维持将为翻转席。

第6区：尚未宣布。Cyril Jefferson（民主党）51.14%领先现任 Addison McDowell（共和党）48.86%，若领先维持将为翻转席。

第7区：尚未宣布。现任 David Rouzer（共和党）49.89%领先 Kimberly Hardy（民主党）约49.2%。

第8区：尚未宣布。现任 Mark Harris（共和党）147,094票、50.39%领先 Colby Watson（民主党）48.6%。

第9区：尚未宣布。Richard Ojeda（民主党）138,707票、51.11%领先现任 Richard Hudson（共和党）132,692票、48.89%，若领先维持将为翻转席。

第10区：尚未宣布。现任 Pat Harrigan（共和党）146,166票、49.72%领先 Ashley Bell（民主党）143,137票、48.69%。

第11区：Jamie Ager（民主党）195,637票、约57.1%，当选，击败 Jennifer Balkcom（共和党），翻转。美联社已宣布。

第12区：Alma Adams（民主党）219,672票、81.20%，当选连任。美联社已宣布。

第13区：尚未宣布。Paul Barringer（民主党）159,981票、50.50%领先现任 Brad Knott（共和党）152,329票、48.09%，若领先维持将为翻转席。

第14区：尚未宣布。Lakesha Womack（民主党）147,388票、51.11%领先现任 Tim Moore（共和党）140,973票、48.89%，若领先维持将为翻转席。

华裔／亚裔当选者：已宣布当选者与各区领先者中无华裔或亚裔。第4区印度裔候选人 Mahesh (Max) Ganorkar（共和党）得票18.94%、落选。亚裔州议员胜选见州议会一节。

州议会

州参议院：50席全部改选。选前共和党30席、民主党20席；按领先计民主党24席、共和党26席，共和党维持多数，但民主党翻转4席、共和党超级多数被打破。

州参议院未定席：第24区现任 Danny Britt（共和党）以268票领先 Catina Hamm（民主党）；该区若翻转将成25比25、由民主党籍副州长投决定票，可能要求重新计票。

州众议院：120席全部改选。选前共和党71席、民主党49席；按领先计民主党70席、共和党49席、无党籍1席（第51区 April Montgomery），民主党夺得多数、翻转控制权，共和党籍议长已承认多数易手。民主党约翻转21席，其中5区差距在1%以内、可要求重新计票。

亚裔胜选：州参议员 Jay Chaudhuri（印度裔，民主党）于州参议院第15区以约75%连任；Haseeb Fatmi（民主党）于州参议院第18区以54.77%击败 Chris Stock（共和党），首次赢得选举、守住其受任命席位。

计票与认证

本清单数字来自北卡罗来纳州选举委员会官方非官方计票与美联社宣布，截至2026年11月4日上午，全州选区报告100%、估计计票约99%。各县核票（canvass）于选举后10日、即11月13日进行，其后州级认证；10个尚未宣布的联邦众议院选区与州参议院第24区等待宣布，部分选区可能重新计票。所有结果待认证后方为正式，GSM 将在宣布后跟进更新。

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North Carolina 2026 Election Results: Cooper Flips the U.S. Senate Seat, All Three Amendments Pass

Governor and U.S. Senator

North Carolina voted in the 2026 midterm elections on November 3. The results below are the collective choice of the state's voters. According to the North Carolina State Board of Elections' official unofficial count and Associated Press race calls, there was no governor's race this year. Former Gov. Roy Cooper won the open U.S. Senate seat with 58.72%, flipping it from Republican to Democratic. All three constitutional amendments passed. Only 4 of the 14 U.S. House seats have been called; the other 10 are listed with their current leaders only. Democrats flipped control of the state House, ending Republican control of both legislative chambers dating to 2011.

Governor: no election this year. Gov. Josh Stein (D), elected in 2024 to a four-year term, next faces the voters in the 2028 governor's race.

U.S. Senator: Roy Cooper (D, a former governor), 2,467,963 votes, 58.72%, elected — a flip from Republican to Democratic. The AP called the race at 8:24 p.m. ET on November 3. Cooper is the first Democrat to win a U.S. Senate election in North Carolina since 2008.

U.S. Senate, other candidates: Michael Whatley (R), 1,643,088 votes, 39.09%; Shannon Bray (Libertarian), 55,726 votes; Michael Dublin (Green), 36,404 votes. The margin was 824,875 votes. The seat was open after Thom Tillis (R) declined to run again; the state's other senator, Ted Budd (R), was not up this year and is next contested in 2028.

Other Statewide Offices

The Council of State offices — lieutenant governor, attorney general, secretary of state, treasurer, auditor, superintendent of public instruction, and the agriculture, labor and insurance commissioners — were all elected in 2024 and were not on this ballot; they are next contested in 2028. The incumbents include Lt. Gov. Rachel Hunt, Attorney General Jeff Jackson and Secretary of State Elaine Marshall (all D), and Treasurer Brad Briner and Auditor Dave Boliek (both R).

State Supreme Court, Associate Justice Seat 1 (elected statewide): Anita Earls (D, incumbent), 2,456,843 votes, 58.86%, reelected. Sarah Stevens (R) took 1,717,025 votes, 41.14%. The court remains 5-2 Republican.

State Court of Appeals, Seat 1: John S. Arrowood (D, incumbent), 56.77%, reelected.

State Court of Appeals, Seat 2: Tobias (Toby) Hampson (D, incumbent), 56.78%, reelected.

State Court of Appeals, Seat 3: Christine Marie Walczyk (D), 57.11%, elected. All four statewide judicial seats on this ballot were held by the Democratic side, with no flips.

Ballot Questions

Voter ID amendment (SB 921): write the requirement that voters show photo ID into the state constitution and extend it to mail and absentee voting. Yes 2,463,276 votes, 59.60% — passed. Called by the AP.

Income tax cap amendment (SB 1080): lower the constitution's maximum permitted income tax rate from 7% to 3.5%. Yes 2,559,732 votes, 61.92% — passed. Called by the AP.

Local property tax increase limit amendment (HB 1089): require the legislature to enact limits on annual local property tax increases. Yes 2,492,761 votes, 60.42% — passed. Called by the AP.

Those were the ballot's three statewide questions, all constitutional amendments referred by the legislature; local measures such as Raleigh's transportation and housing bonds are not part of this section.

U.S. House

Overview: the state has 14 seats; Republicans held 10 to the Democrats' 4 before the election. The AP has called four seats, all for Democrats; of the 10 uncalled seats, Democrats lead in six and Republicans in four. On the State Board's unofficial lead count the delegation stands at 10 Democrats and 4 Republicans; uncalled seats are listed by leader only, not as won.

District 1: not yet called. Incumbent Don Davis (D), 156,564 votes, 50.07%, leads Laurie Buckhout (R), 46.77%.

District 2: Deborah Ross (D), 245,402 votes, 75.06%, reelected. Called by the AP.

District 3: not yet called. Incumbent Greg Murphy (R), 49.42%, leads Raymond Smith (D), 49.3%, by about 233 votes — inside the 1% recount threshold.

District 4: Valerie Foushee (D), 283,255 votes, 79.12%, reelected. Called by the AP.

District 5: not yet called. Chuck Hubbard (D), 48.70%, leads incumbent Virginia Foxx (R), 48.66%; if his lead holds the seat flips.

District 6: not yet called. Cyril Jefferson (D), 51.14%, leads incumbent Addison McDowell (R), 48.86%; if his lead holds the seat flips.

District 7: not yet called. Incumbent David Rouzer (R), 49.89%, leads Kimberly Hardy (D), about 49.2%.

District 8: not yet called. Incumbent Mark Harris (R), 147,094 votes, 50.39%, leads Colby Watson (D), 48.6%.

District 9: not yet called. Richard Ojeda (D), 138,707 votes, 51.11%, leads incumbent Richard Hudson (R), 132,692 votes, 48.89%; if his lead holds the seat flips.

District 10: not yet called. Incumbent Pat Harrigan (R), 146,166 votes, 49.72%, leads Ashley Bell (D), 143,137 votes, 48.69%.

District 11: Jamie Ager (D), 195,637 votes, about 57.1%, elected over Jennifer Balkcom (R) — a flip. Called by the AP.

District 12: Alma Adams (D), 219,672 votes, 81.20%, reelected. Called by the AP.

District 13: not yet called. Paul Barringer (D), 159,981 votes, 50.50%, leads incumbent Brad Knott (R), 152,329 votes, 48.09%; if his lead holds the seat flips.

District 14: not yet called. Lakesha Womack (D), 147,388 votes, 51.11%, leads incumbent Tim Moore (R), 140,973 votes, 48.89%; if her lead holds the seat flips.

Chinese American / Asian American winners: none among the called winners or district leaders. Indian American candidate Mahesh (Max) Ganorkar (R) took 18.94% in District 4 and was not elected. Asian American wins in the state legislature are noted under State Legislature.

State Legislature

State Senate: all 50 seats were up. Republicans held 30 seats to 20 before the election; on the lead count Democrats hold 24 and Republicans 26 — Republicans keep the majority, but Democrats flipped four seats and broke the Republican supermajority.

State Senate, undecided seat: in District 24, incumbent Danny Britt (R) leads Catina Hamm (D) by 268 votes; if the seat flipped, the Senate would stand 25-25 with the Democratic lieutenant governor casting tie-breaking votes, and a recount is possible.

State House: all 120 seats were up. Republicans held 71 seats to 49 before the election; on the lead count Democrats hold 70, Republicans 49, and one seat is held by unaffiliated April Montgomery (District 51) — Democrats have won the majority and flipped control, and the Republican speaker has acknowledged the change. Democrats flipped about 21 seats, five of them by margins inside 1% that are eligible for recounts.

Asian American winners: state Sen. Jay Chaudhuri (D), an Indian American, was reelected in state Senate District 15 with about 75%; Haseeb Fatmi (D) won state Senate District 18 with 54.77% over Chris Stock (R), winning election in his own right to the seat he held by appointment.

Counting and Certification

All figures are from the North Carolina State Board of Elections' official unofficial count and AP calls as of the morning of November 4, with 100% of precincts reporting and an estimated 99% of votes counted. County canvasses take place 10 days after the election, on November 13, followed by state certification. The 10 uncalled U.S. House districts and state Senate District 24 await calls, and some districts may face recounts. All results are unofficial until certification. GSM will update this list as the remaining races are called.

Related: 2026 midterm results: all 50 states

来源：北卡罗来纳州选举委员会

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