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2024 North Carolina Primary Election

North Carolina joins other states across the United States holding a primary election on Super Tuesday. This is when voters decide who should represent their political party in the general election come November. On March 5, 2024, races include the primary election for the president, U.S. Congress, and both the NC Senate and state house. North Carolina voters will be asked to show photo ID when they check in to vote.

Results updated every 2 minutes or less (some races may update less frequently).

* Indicates an incumbent

Attorney General Primary DEM

Precincts: 2,632 / 2,659 (99% reporting)
Jeff Jackson (D)
55%
55%
368,602
Satana Deberry (D)
33%
33%
222,327
Tim Dunn (D)
12%
12%
81,081

Governor Primary DEM

Precincts: 2,631 / 2,659 (99% reporting)
Josh Stein (D)
70%
70%
476,459
Michael Morgan (D)
14%
14%
97,911
Chrelle Booker (D)
7%
7%
45,695
Marcus Williams (D)
6%
6%
38,996
Gary Foxx (D)
4%
4%
25,101

Governor Primary GOP

Precincts: 2,632 / 2,659 (99% reporting)
Mark Robinson (R)
65%
65%
663,953
Dale Folwell (R)
19%
19%
196,111
Bill Graham (R)
16%
16%
163,762

Lieutenant Governor Primary DEM

Precincts: 2,632 / 2,659 (99% reporting)
Rachel Hunt (D)
70%
70%
474,943
Ben Clark (D)
16%
16%
111,226
Mark H Robinson (D)
13%
13%
91,315

Lieutenant Governor Primary GOP

Precincts: 2,632 / 2,659 (99% reporting)
Hal Weatherman (R)
20%
20%
181,519
Jim O'Neill (R)
16%
16%
146,649
Deanna Ballard (R)
15%
15%
138,400
Seth Woodall (R)
11%
11%
102,242
Sam Page (R)
10%
10%
94,545
Allen Mashburn (R)
9%
9%
83,328
Jeffrey Elmore (R)
9%
9%
79,638
Peter Boykin (R)
3%
3%
32,014
Rivera Douthit (R)
3%
3%
23,308
Ernest Reeves (R)
2%
2%
22,654
Marlenis Hernandez Novoa (R)
2%
2%
21,313

President Primary DEM

Precincts: 2,632 / 2,659 (99% reporting)
Joe Biden (D)*
87%
87%
606,314
No Preference (D)
13%
13%
88,024

President Primary GOP

Precincts: 2,632 / 2,659 (99% reporting)
Donald Trump (R)
74%
74%
790,788
Nikki Haley (R)
23%
23%
249,660
Ron DeSantis (R)
1%
1%
14,691
No Preference (R)
1%
1%
7,386
Vivek Ramaswamy (R)
1%
1%
3,400
Chris Christie (R)
1%
1%
3,152
Ryan Binkley (R)
1%
1%
905
Asa Hutchinson (R)
1%
1%
723

Secretary of State Primary GOP

Precincts: 2,632 / 2,659 (99% reporting)
Chad Brown (R)
43%
43%
372,360
Christine Villaverde (R)
30%
30%
257,787
Jesse Thomas (R)
27%
27%
230,128

U.S. House District 10 Primary GOP

Precincts: 185 / 187 (99% reporting)
Pat Harrigan (R)
41%
41%
35,937
Grey Mills (R)
39%
39%
33,924
Brooke Mcgowan (R)
10%
10%
8,769
Charles Eller (R)
7%
7%
6,053
Diana Jimison (R)
3%
3%
2,530

U.S. House District 6 Primary GOP

Precincts: 193 / 195 (99% reporting)
Addison McDowell (R)
26%
26%
21,206
Mark Walker (R)
24%
24%
19,560
Christian Castelli (R)
21%
21%
17,130
Bo Hines (R)
14%
14%
11,694
Jay Wagner (R)
9%
9%
7,441
Mary Ann Contogiannis (R)
5%
5%
4,182

U.S. House District 8 Primary GOP

Precincts: 199 / 201 (99% reporting)
Mark Harris (R)
30%
30%
24,624
Allan Baucom (R)
27%
27%
21,850
John Bradford (R)
18%
18%
14,386
Don Brown (R)
10%
10%
8,466
Leigh Brown (R)
10%
10%
7,801
Chris Maples (R)
5%
5%
3,763

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