New Hanover County: 2024 election results
139,306 ballots cast of 189,478 registered voters (73.5% turnout). 41 of 41 precincts reporting.
Every race on New Hanover County ballots: the two leading choices in the county, the county’s votes, and where the whole race stands. A district race shows only the county’s part.
President
| Race | In New Hanover County | Votes here | Whole race |
|---|---|---|---|
| President | Harris (D) 49.60%, Trump (R) 48.98% | 138,734 | Final: Trump (R) won by 3.2 points (183,048 votes). |
Governor
| Race | In New Hanover County | Votes here | Whole race |
|---|---|---|---|
| Governor | Stein (D) 59.6%, Robinson (R) 34.3% | 135,516 | Final: Stein (D) won by 14.8 points (828,187 votes). |
Council of State
| Race | In New Hanover County | Votes here | Whole race |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lieutenant Governor | Hunt (D) 51.8%, Weatherman (R) 45.3% | 135,656 | Final: Hunt (D) won by 1.9 points (105,356 votes). |
| Attorney General | Jackson (D) 53.8%, Bishop (R) 46.2% | 135,877 | Final: Jackson (D) won by 2.9 points (159,549 votes). |
| Auditor | Holmes (D) 48.36%, Boliek (R) 47.78% | 133,963 | Final: Boliek (R) won by 1.7 points (96,173 votes). |
| Commissioner of Agriculture | Troxler (R) 50.0%, Taber (D) 47.1% | 134,004 | Final: Troxler (R) won by 7.7 points (426,009 votes). |
| Commissioner of Insurance | Causey (R) 50.03%, Marcus (D) 49.97% | 134,045 | Final: Causey (R) won by 4.2 points (234,643 votes). |
| Commissioner of Labor | Farley (R) 51.8%, Winston (D) 48.2% | 132,638 | Final: Farley (R) won by 5.5 points (303,076 votes). |
| Secretary of State | Marshall (D) 52.8%, Brown (R) 47.2% | 134,702 | Final: Marshall (D) won by 2.1 points (115,200 votes). |
| Superintendent of Public Instruction | Green (D) 52.9%, Morrow (R) 47.1% | 134,178 | Final: Green (D) won by 2.4 points (130,653 votes). |
| Treasurer | Briner (R) 51.8%, Harris (D) 48.2% | 133,800 | Final: Briner (R) won by 4.9 points (270,615 votes). |
Courts
| Race | In New Hanover County | Votes here | Whole race |
|---|---|---|---|
| NC Supreme Court seat 6 | Riggs (D) 51.9%, Griffin (R) 48.1% | 134,218 | Final: Riggs (D) won by 734 votes. |
| NC Court of Appeals seat 12 | Thompson (D) 50.9%, Murry (R) 49.1% | 133,403 | Final: Murry (R) won by 1.8 points (98,595 votes). |
| NC Court of Appeals seat 14 | Zachary (R) 51.0%, Eldred (D) 49.0% | 133,201 | Final: Zachary (R) won by 4.6 points (250,596 votes). |
| NC Court of Appeals seat 15 | Freeman (R) 50.26%, Moore (D) 49.74% | 132,382 | Final: Freeman (R) won by 3.4 points (189,521 votes). |
Amendments
| Race | In New Hanover County | Votes here | Whole race |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amendment: Citizens only voting | “For” 72.5%, “Against” 27.5% | 132,701 | Final: “For” won by 55.2 points (2,975,815 votes). |
US House
| Race | In New Hanover County | Votes here | Whole race |
|---|---|---|---|
| US House District 7 | Rouzer (R) 52.2%, Pridgen (D) 47.8% | 135,491 | Final: Rouzer (R) won by 17.2 points (74,510 votes). |
NC Senate
| Race | In New Hanover County | Votes here | Whole race |
|---|---|---|---|
| NC Senate District 7 | Lee (R) 52.2%, Hill (D) 43.7% | 121,073 | Final: Lee (R) won by 8.5 points (10,264 votes). |
| NC Senate District 8 | Randall (D) 78.4%, Rabon (R) 21.6% | 13,746 | Final: Rabon (R) won by 19.8 points (28,767 votes). |
NC House
| Race | In New Hanover County | Votes here | Whole race |
|---|---|---|---|
| NC House District 18 | Butler (D), unopposed | 39,930 | Butler (D) ran unopposed. |
| NC House District 19 | Miller (R) 56.2%, Brown (D) 43.8% | 29,054 | Final: Miller (R) won by 22.9 points (15,384 votes). |
| NC House District 20 | Davis (R) 55.8%, Berger (D) 44.2% | 57,283 | Final: Davis (R) won by 11.6 points (6,645 votes). |
Final results from the NC State Board of Elections, as of Dec 3, 2024.