North Carolina and South Carolina Midterm Election
Election Day is Nov. 8, 2022, and you can find 2022 midterm election results on the WCNC Charlotte Decision 2022 results guide which breaks down all the races going on in the Carolinas.
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* Indicates an incumbent
U.S. Senate North Carolina
Precincts: 2,655 / 2,655 (100% reporting)Ted Budd (R)
51%
1,905,723
Cheri Beasley (D)
47%
1,784,158
Shannon Bray (Lib)
1%
51,645
Matthew Hoh (Grn)
1%
29,929
U.S. Senate South Carolina
Precincts: 2,395 / 2,395 (100% reporting)Tim Scott (R)*
63%
1,066,274
Krystle Matthews (D)
37%
627,616
U.S. House - District 11 (NC)
Precincts: 275 / 275 (100% reporting)Chuck Edwards (R)
54%
174,372
Jasmine Beach-Ferrara (D)
45%
144,412
David Coatney (LIB)
2%
5,518
U.S. House - District 13 (NC)
Precincts: 129 / 129 (100% reporting)Wiley Nickel (D)
52%
143,090
Bo Hines (R)
48%
134,256
U.S. House - District 14 (NC)
Precincts: 151 / 151 (100% reporting)Jeff Jackson (D)
58%
148,738
Pat Harrigan (R)
42%
109,014
South Carolina Governor
Precincts: 2,395 / 2,395 (100% reporting)Henry McMaster (R)*
58%
988,501
Joe Cunningham (D)
41%
692,691
Bruce Reeves (Lib)
1%
20,826
CMS Board of Education District 1
Precincts: 22 / 22 (100% reporting)Melissa Easley
31%
18,843
Rhonda Cheek
24%
14,744
Ro Lawsin
18%
10,813
Bill Fountain
15%
9,522
Hamani R Fisher
13%
7,803
CMS Board of Education District 2
Precincts: 30 / 30 (100% reporting)Thelma Byers-Bailey
43%
16,766
Monty Witherspoon
39%
15,225
Juanrique Hall
18%
7,187
CMS Board of Education District 3
Precincts: 25 / 25 (100% reporting)Gregory Dee Rankin
77%
27,756
Steven Rushing
23%
8,289
CMS Board of Education District 4
Precincts: 39 / 39 (100% reporting)Stephanie Sneed
44%
19,116
Carol Sawyer
37%
16,004
Clara Kennedy Witherspoon
19%
8,066
CMS Board of Education District 5
Precincts: 53 / 53 (100% reporting)Lisa Cline
52%
35,506
Trent Merchant
48%
32,618
CMS Board of Education District 6
Precincts: 26 / 26 (100% reporting)Summer Nunn
44%
23,588
Sean Strain
32%
16,899
Michael Watson
24%
13,124
City of Charlotte Housing Bonds Referendum
Precincts: 168 / 168 (100% reporting) Yes
74%
192,915
No
26%
67,697
City of Charlotte Neighborhood Improvements Bonds Referendum
Precincts: 168 / 168 (100% reporting) Yes
77%
200,879
No
23%
59,364
City of Charlotte Transportation Referendum
Precincts: 168 / 168 (100% reporting) Yes
77%
200,986
No
23%
59,311
South Carolina Amendment 1 Raise General Reserve Fund
Precincts: 2,395 / 2,395 (100% reporting) Yes
62%
947,610
No
38%
583,583
South Carolina Amendment 2 Raise Capital Reserve Fund
Precincts: 2,395 / 2,395 (100% reporting) Yes
62%
973,178
No
38%
584,911
U.S. House - District 10 (NC)
Precincts: 176 / 176 (100% reporting)Patrick McHenry (R)*
73%
194,681
Pam Genant (D)
27%
73,174
U.S. House - District 5 (NC)
Precincts: 261 / 261 (100% reporting)Virginia Foxx (R)*
63%
175,279
Kyle Parrish (D)
37%
102,268
U.S. House - District 8 (NC)
Precincts: 205 / 205 (100% reporting)Dan Bishop (R)*
70%
183,998
Scott Huffman (D)
30%
79,192
Elections Headlines
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- Election board investigating possible voter intimidation in Salisbury, other parts of North Carolina
- Republicans win control of the House
- Congress returns for busy lame-duck session
- Cortez Masto wins in Nevada, giving Democrats Senate control
- South Carolina gives GOP a ruby-red bright spot in midterms
- 'We are indeed a purple state' | An expert explains NC's mixed election results