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Wake County: 2026 election results

525,061 ballots cast of 868,114 registered voters (60.5% turnout). 216 of 216 precincts reporting.

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Every race on Wake 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.

US Senate

RaceIn Wake CountyVotes hereWhole race
US SenateCooper (D) 72.7%, Whatley (R) 25.4%523,237Called for Cooper (D) by NBC News, AP and CNN.

Courts

RaceIn Wake CountyVotes hereWhole race
NC Supreme Court seat 1Earls (D) 71.6%, Stevens (R) 28.4%520,483All precincts in: Earls (D) ahead by 17.7 points (739,799 votes). Not final until the county canvass.
NC Court of Appeals seat 1Arrowood (D) 69.9%, Byrne (R) 30.1%517,933All precincts in: Arrowood (D) ahead by 13.5 points (563,339 votes). Not final until the county canvass.
NC Court of Appeals seat 2Hampson (D) 70.2%, Bell (R) 29.8%517,616All precincts in: Hampson (D) ahead by 13.6 points (564,103 votes). Not final until the county canvass.
NC Court of Appeals seat 3Walczyk (D) 70.8%, Collins (R) 29.2%517,344All precincts in: Walczyk (D) ahead by 14.2 points (591,517 votes). Not final until the county canvass.

Amendments

RaceIn Wake CountyVotes hereWhole race
Amendment: Maximum income tax rate of 3.5%“For” 51.2%, “Against” 48.8%517,903All precincts in: “For” ahead by 23.8 points (985,510 votes). Not final until the county canvass.
Amendment: Property tax levy limit“For” 51.3%, “Against” 48.7%517,272All precincts in: “For” ahead by 20.8 points (860,144 votes). Not final until the county canvass.
Amendment: Require photo ID for voting“Against” 53.2%, “For” 46.8%517,385All precincts in: “For” ahead by 19.2 points (793,540 votes). Not final until the county canvass.

US House

RaceIn Wake CountyVotes hereWhole race
US House District 2Ross (D) 75.1%, Douglass (R) 23.5%326,962Called for Ross (D) by AP, NBC News and CNN.
US House District 4Foushee (D) 69.8%, Ganorkar (R) 28.0%109,552Called for Foushee (D) by AP, NBC News and CNN.
US House District 13Barringer (D) 55.8%, Knott (R) 42.8%84,587Called for Barringer (D) by NBC News, AP and CNN.

NC Senate

RaceIn Wake CountyVotes hereWhole race
NC Senate District 13Grafstein (D) 60.8%, Brederode (R) 39.2%105,003Called for Grafstein (D) by AP.
NC Senate District 14Blue (D) 82.0%, McCarty (R) 18.0%82,856Called for Blue (D) by AP.
NC Senate District 15Chaudhuri (D) 75.1%, Bankert (R) 24.9%81,743Called for Chaudhuri (D) by AP.
NC Senate District 16Adcock (D) 74.6%, Hensley (R) 23.4%89,406Called for Adcock (D) by AP.
NC Senate District 17Batch (D) 72.7%, Johnson (R) 25.2%84,799Called for Batch (D) by AP.
NC Senate District 18Fatmi (D) 56.4%, Stock (R) 41.0%74,601Called for Fatmi (D) by AP.

NC House

RaceIn Wake CountyVotes hereWhole race
NC House District 11Dahle (D) 81.4%, Kordon (L) 18.6%36,867Called for Dahle (D) by AP.
NC House District 21Liu (D) 71.3%, Johnson (R) 28.7%40,893Called for Liu (D) by AP.
NC House District 33Johnson-Hostler (D) 79.1%, Orr (R) 20.9%37,267Called for Johnson-Hostler (D) by AP.
NC House District 34Longest (D) 81.6%, George (L) 18.4%36,544Called for Longest (D) by AP.
NC House District 35Hopkins (D) 54.9%, Schietzelt (R) 45.1%46,601Called for Hopkins (D) by AP.
NC House District 36Haefen (D) 63.0%, Insprucker (R) 37.0%42,363Called for Haefen (D) by AP.
NC House District 37Decker (D) 54.7%, Pare (R) 45.3%48,752Called for Decker (D) by AP.
NC House District 38Jones (D), unopposed27,817Jones (D) ran unopposed.
NC House District 39Roberson (D) 72.6%, Cordova (R) 25.1%41,188Called for Roberson (D) by AP.
NC House District 40Rubin (D) 80.8%, Jones (L) 19.2%38,951Called for Rubin (D) by AP.
NC House District 41Cervania (D) 76.2%, Forster (R) 23.8%36,275Called for Cervania (D) by AP.
NC House District 49Ball (D) 79.0%, Thomas (R) 21.0%31,973Called for Ball (D) by AP.
NC House District 66Crawford (D), unopposed29,620Crawford (D) ran unopposed.

Unofficial results from the NC State Board of Elections, last updated Nov 6, 2026, 3:10pm. Results are final once the counties finish their canvass and the State Board certifies them.