May 17 North Carolina Primary Election Results
In the May 17 primary election. North Carolina voters will decide who will represent each party after some races resulted in confrontations over redistricting results in rural areas that have lagged behind other parts of the state in population growth. Below are results, updated in real time.
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* Indicates an incumbent
U.S. Senate North Carolina (Republican Primary)
Precincts: 2,659 / 2,662 (99% reporting)Ted Budd (R)
59%
445,280
Pat McCrory (R)
25%
186,729
Mark Walker (R)
9%
70,127
Marjorie Eastman (R)
3%
22,301
David Flaherty (R)
1%
7,184
Kenneth Harper (R)
1%
7,076
Jen Banwart (R)
1%
3,051
Charles Moss (R)
1%
2,900
Leonard Bryant (R)
1%
2,884
Benjamin Griffiths (R)
1%
2,831
Debora Tshiovo (R)
1%
2,708
Lee Brian (R)
1%
2,556
Lichia Sibhatu (R)
1%
2,183
Drew Bulecza (R)
1%
2,007
U.S. Senate North Carolina (Democratic Primary)
Precincts: 2,662 / 2,662 (100% reporting)Cheri Beasley (D)
81%
497,378
James Carr (D)
4%
21,668
Alyssia Hammond (D)
3%
20,710
Marcus Williams (D)
3%
17,314
Constance Johnson (D)
2%
12,370
Rett Newton (D)
2%
9,944
Chrelle Booker (D)
2%
9,833
BK Maginnis (D)
1%
6,926
Robert Colon (D)
1%
6,850
Greg Antoine (D)
1%
5,137
Tobias LaGrone (D)
1%
5,009
U.S. House District 14 (Republican Primary)
Precincts: 151 / 151 (100% reporting)Pat Harrigan (R)
76%
27,533
Jonathan Simpson (R)
24%
8,855
U.S. House District 14 (Democratic Primary)
Precincts: 151 / 151 (100% reporting)Jeff Jackson (D)
86%
34,458
Ram Mammadov (D)
14%
5,534
U.S. House District 12 (Republican Primary)
Precincts: 114 / 114 (100% reporting)Tyler Lee (R)
43%
10,351
Andrew Huffman (R)
34%
8,286
Nalini Joseph (R)
23%
5,517
U.S. House District 12 (Democratic Primary)
Precincts: 114 / 114 (100% reporting)Alma Adams (D)*
92%
37,758
John Sharkey (D)
8%
3,443
U.S. House District 11 (Republican Primary)
Precincts: 275 / 275 (100% reporting)Chuck Edwards (R)
33%
29,411
Madison Cawthorn (R)*
32%
28,092
Matthew Burril (R)
9%
8,314
Bruce O'Connell (R)
7%
6,031
Rod Honeycutt (R)
7%
5,752
Michele Woodhouse (R)
5%
4,663
Wendy Nevarez (R)
5%
4,491
Kristie Sluder (R)
1%
1,305
U.S. House District 11 (Democratic Primary)
Precincts: 275 / 275 (100% reporting)Jasmine Beach-Ferrara (D)
60%
32,302
Katie Dean (D)
26%
13,927
Jay Carey (D)
7%
3,835
Bo Hess (D)
4%
2,080
Marco Gutierrez (D)
2%
1,041
Bynum Lunsford (D)
2%
1,002
U.S. House District 10 (Republican Primary)
Precincts: 178 / 178 (100% reporting)Patrick McHenry (R)*
68%
49,807
Gary Robinson (R)
16%
11,650
Michael Magnotta (R)
6%
4,689
Jeff Gregory (R)
5%
3,643
Richard Speer (R)
5%
3,362
U.S. House District 10 (Democratic Primary)
Precincts: 178 / 178 (100% reporting)Pam Genant (D)
77%
12,944
Michael Felder (D)
23%
3,773
City of Charlotte Mayor (Democratic Primary)
Precincts: 169 / 169 (100% reporting)Vi Alexander Lyles (D)*
84%
48,252
Lucille Puckett (D)
7%
4,246
Tigress Sydney Acute McDaniel (D)
5%
2,586
Tae McKenzie (D)
4%
2,270
Charlotte Mayor (Republican Primary)
Precincts: 169 / 169 (100% reporting)Stephanie De Sarachaga-Bilbao (R)
70%
15,560
M. Moustafa (R)
30%
6,522
Mecklenburg County Sheriff (Democratic Primary)
Precincts: 195 / 195 (100% reporting)Garry L. McFadden (D)*
51%
35,369
Aujiena (Gina) Hicks (D)
38%
26,362
Marquis D. Robinson (D)
10%
7,208
Mecklenburg County District Attorney Democratic Primary
Precincts: 195 / 195 (100% reporting)Spencer Merriweather (D)*
71%
48,228
Timothy (Tim) Emry (D)
29%
20,146
Charlotte City Council At-Large (Democratic Primary)
Precincts: 169 / 169 (100% reporting)Braxton David II Winston (D)*
21%
44,473
Dimple Ajmera (D)*
19%
39,796
LaWana Slack-Mayfield (D)
18%
37,208
James (Smuggie) Mitchell (D)
16%
34,169
Larken Egleston (D)*
14%
29,417
Patrick Cannon (D)
12%
25,685
Charlotte City Council At-Large (Republican Primary)
Precincts: 169 / 169 (100% reporting)David Merrill (R)
24%
19,458
Charlie Mulligan (R)
23%
18,385
Carrie Olinski (R)
21%
16,797
Kyle J. Luebke (R)
20%
16,082
David Michael Rice (R)
13%
10,261
Charlotte City Council District 1 Democratic Primary
Precincts: 28 / 28 (100% reporting)Dante Anderson (D)
42%
4,047
Charlene Henderson El (D)
31%
2,967
Billy Maddalon (D)
28%
2,699
Charlotte City Council District 2 Democratic Primary
Precincts: 20 / 20 (100% reporting)Malcolm Graham (D)*
72%
6,583
Kendrick Cunningham (D)
18%
1,662
Amar Johnson (D)
9%
862
Charlotte Council District 3 Democratic Primary
Precincts: 20 / 20 (100% reporting)Victoria Watlington (D)*
54%
3,467
Tiawana Brown (D)
46%
3,002
Charlotte City Council District 4 Democratic Primary
Precincts: 15 / 15 (100% reporting)Renee Johnson (D)*
57%
4,664
Darlene Heater (D)
24%
1,951
Cedric Dean (D)
20%
1,606
Charlotte City Council District 5 Democratic Primary
Precincts: 28 / 28 (100% reporting)Marjorie Molina (D)
40%
3,035
Curtis Marvin Jr Hayes (D)
24%
1,838
Vinroy Reid (D)
13%
999
Liz Millsaps Haigler (D)
13%
984
Mark Vincent (D)
9%
682
Charlotte City Council - District 6 Democratic Primary
Precincts: 38 / 38 (100% reporting)Stephanie Hand (D)
54%
4,554
Rob Hillman (D)
28%
2,390
Nancy Wiggins (D)
18%
1,523
Mecklenburg County Commissioners At-Large Democratic Primary
Precincts: 195 / 195 (100% reporting)Patricia (Pat) Cotham (D)*
25%
48,702
Arthur Jr Griffin (D)
20%
38,147
Leigh Altman (D)*
18%
35,891
Yvette Townsend-Ingram (D)
14%
27,233
Jennifer De La Jara (D)
13%
25,685
Trina V. Boyd (D)
10%
19,376
Mecklenburg County Commissioners District 2 Democratic Primary
Precincts: 28 / 28 (100% reporting)Vilma D. Leake (D)*
79%
9,077
Angela Edwards (D)
21%
2,470
Mecklenburg County Commissioners District 6 (R) Primary
Precincts: 29 / 29 (100% reporting)Jeremy Brasch (R)
51%
5,292
Desiree Zapata Miller (R)
49%
5,167
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