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North Carolina's state elections were held on November 8, 2016.

All 120 seats of the North Carolina House of Representatives and all 50 seats of the North Carolina Senate, as well as the offices of Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, State Treasurer, and Secretary of State were up for election.

## Federal elections

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### Presidential

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#### Primaries

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##### Democratic Party

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Main article: 2016 North Carolina Democratic primary

The North Carolina primary for the Democratic Party took place on March 15, 2016. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton beat Senator Bernie Sanders, with 54.50% of the vote to Sanders' 40.86%. Clinton received 60 of the state's delegates, with the remaining 47 going to Sanders. The Democratic primary took place on the same day as Florida, Illinois, Missouri, and Ohio.

##### Republican Party

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The North Carolina primary for the Republican Party took place on March 15, 2016. 12 Republican candidates appeared on the ballot, of which only four; Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, John Kasich, and Marco Rubio, were still in the race. Donald Trump won the primary with 40.23% of the vote, followed by Cruz's 36.76%, Kasich's 12.67%, and Rubio's 7.73%. One withdrawn candidate, Ben Carson, received a single delegate. Trump's victory was closer than expected, as he and Cruz performed well in different metropolitan areas.

#### General election

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Main article: 2016 United States presidential election in North Carolina

Donald Trump won the state with 49.83% of the vote, with a margin of 3.66% over Hillary Clinton. Many of the predictions for North Carolina labeled it as either a tossup or leaning towards Clinton. There was an increase in turnout from 2012 for both the Democrats and Republicans.

### Senate

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Main article: 2016 United States Senate election in North Carolina

Incumbent senator Richard Burr beat his Democratic challenger, Deborah Ross, with 51.1% of the vote. However, on election night, the polls were showing very well for Ross.

### House of Representatives

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Main article: 2016 United States House of Representatives elections in North Carolina

## State

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### Council of State

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Main article: 2016 North Carolina Council of State elections

#### Governor

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Main article: 2016 North Carolina gubernatorial election

#### Lieutenant governor

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Main article: 2016 North Carolina lieutenant gubernatorial election

#### Attorney general

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Main article: 2016 North Carolina Attorney General election

### General Assembly

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#### Summary

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Senate

Affiliation  | Candidates  | Votes  | Vote %  | Seats won  | Seats %

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| Republican | 44  | 2,310,285 | 54.86% | 35 ( 2)  | 70%
| Democratic | 38  | 1,823,648  | 43.31%  | 15 ( 2)  | 30%
| Libertarian | 6  | 76,965  | 1.83%  | 0  | 0%
Total  | 88  | 4,210,898  | 100%  | 50  | 100%

House of Representatives

Affiliation  | Candidates  | Votes  | Vote %  | Seats won  | Seats %

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| Republican | 89  | 2,150,258 | 52.01% | 74 (-)  | 61.67%
| Democratic | 91  | 1,929,942  | 46.68%  | 46 ( 1)  | 38.33%
| Independent | 3  | 36,273  | 0.88%  | 0 ( 1)  | 0%
| Libertarian | 6  | 16,102  | 0.39%  | 0  | 0%
| Write-In | 2  | 1,810  | 0.04%  | 0  | 0%
Total  | 191  | 4,134,385  | 100%  | 120  | 100%

#### Senate

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Main article: 2016 North Carolina Senate election

District  | Party  | Incumbent  | Status  | Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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1  |  | Republican | Bill Cook | Won  |  | Republican | Bill Cook | 53,138 | 59.11%
| Democratic | Brownie Futrell  | 36,759  | 40.89%
2  |  | Republican | Norman W. Sanderson | Won  |  | Republican | Norman W. Sanderson | 58,032 | 66.29%
| Democratic | Dorothea E. White  | 29,505  | 33.71%
3  |  | Democratic | Erica Smith-Ingram | Won  |  | Democratic | Erica Smith-Ingram | 57,507 | 100.00%
4  |  | Democratic | Angela R. Bryant | Won  |  | Democratic | Angela R. Bryant | 56,584 | 67.67%
| Republican | Richard Scott  | 27,038  | 32.33%
5  |  | Democratic | Don Davis | Won  |  | Democratic | Don Davis | 57,882 | 100.00%
6  |  | Republican | Harry Brown | Won  |  | Republican | Harry Brown | 45,391 | 100.00%
7  |  | Republican | Louis M. Pate Jr. | Won  |  | Republican | Louis M. Pate Jr. | 66,035 | 100.00%
8  |  | Republican | Bill Rabon | Won  |  | Republican | Bill Rabon | 78,274 | 100.00%
9  |  | Republican | Michael Lee | Won  |  | Republican | Michael Lee | 60,174 | 57.35%
| Democratic | Andrew Barnhill  | 44,743  | 42.65%
10  |  | Republican | Brent Jackson | Won  |  | Republican | Brent Jackson | 56,610 | 100.00%
11  |  | Republican | Buck Newton | Retired  |  | Republican | Rick Horner | 55,765 | 61.17%
| Democratic | Albert Pacer  | 35,394  | 38.83%
12  |  | Republican | Ronald Rabin | Won  |  | Republican | Ronald Rabin | 45,228 | 57.50%
| Democratic | Susan Byerly  | 33,426  | 42.50%
13  |  | Democratic | Jane W. Smith | Defeated  |  | Republican | Danny Britt | 34,126 | 54.98%
| Democratic | Jane W. Smith  | 27,940  | 45.02%
14  |  | Democratic | Dan Blue | Won  |  | Democratic | Dan Blue | 73,870 | 100.00%
15  |  | Republican | John Alexander | Won  |  | Republican | John Alexander | 58,999 | 50.01%
| Democratic | Laurel Deegan-Fricke  | 53,905  | 45.69%
| Libertarian | Brad Hessel  | 5,081  | 4.31%
16  |  | Democratic | Jay Chaudhuri | Won  |  | Democratic | Jay Chaudhuri | 68,842 | 65.33%
| Republican | Eric Weaver  | 36,530  | 34.67%
17  |  | Republican | Tamara Barringer | Won  |  | Republican | Tamara Barringer | 59,105 | 48.30%
| Democratic | Susan P. Evans  | 58,063  | 47.45%
| Libertarian | Susan J. Hogarth  | 5,191  | 4.24%
18  |  | Republican | Chad Barefoot | Won  |  | Republican | Chad Barefoot | 57,121 | 55.34%
| Democratic | Gil Johnson  | 46,105  | 44.66%
19  |  | Republican | Wesley Meredith | Won  |  | Republican | Wesley Meredith | 40,359 | 56.44%
| Democratic | Toni Morris  | 31,149  | 43.56%
20  |  | Democratic | Floyd McKissick Jr. | Won  |  | Democratic | Floyd McKissick Jr. | 71,865 | 81.60%
| Libertarian | Barbara Howe  | 16,202  | 18.40%
21  |  | Democratic | Ben Clark | Won  |  | Democratic | Ben Clark | 49,081 | 71.74%
| Republican | Dan Travieso  | 19,338  | 28.26%
22  |  | Democratic | Mike Woodard | Won  |  | Democratic | Mike Woodard | 74,693 | 65.58%
| Republican | T. Greg Doucette | 39,198  | 34.42%
23  |  | Democratic | Valerie P. Foushee | Won  |  | Democratic | Valerie P. Foushee | 79,520 | 68.06%
| Republican | Mary Lopez Carter  | 37,322  | 31.94%
24  |  | Republican | Rick Gunn | Won  |  | Republican | Rick Gunn | 51,833 | 60.77%
| Democratic | John Thorpe  | 33,456  | 39.23%
25  |  | Republican | Tom McInnis | Won  |  | Republican | Tom McInnis | 53,621 | 63.81%
| Democratic | Dannie M. Montgomery  | 30,416  | 36.19%
26  |  | Republican | Phil Berger | Won  |  | Republican | Phil Berger | 67,908 | 100.00%
27  |  | Republican | Trudy Wade | Won  |  | Republican | Trudy Wade | 54,512 | 53.32%
| Democratic | Michael Garrett  | 47,731  | 46.68%
28  |  | Democratic | Gladys A. Robinson | Won  |  | Democratic | Gladys A. Robinson | 74,232 | 83.88%
| Republican | Devin R. King  | 14,265  | 16.12%
29  |  | Republican | Jerry W. Tillman | Won  |  | Republican | Jerry W. Tillman | 71,648 | 100.00%
30  |  | Republican | Shirley B. Randleman | Won  |  | Republican | Shirley B. Randleman | 59,602 | 72.65%
| Democratic | Michael W. Holleman  | 22,435  | 27.35%
31  |  | Republican | Joyce Krawiec | Won  |  | Republican | Joyce Krawiec | 83,599 | 100.00%
32  |  | Democratic | Paul A. Lowe Jr. | Won  |  | Democratic | Paul A. Lowe Jr. | 63,691 | 100.00%
33  |  | Republican | Stan Bingham | Retired  |  | Republican | Cathy Dunn | 59,367 | 71.38%
| Democratic | Jim Beall Graham  | 23,809  | 28.62%
34  |  | Republican | Andrew C. Brock | Won  |  | Republican | Andrew C. Brock | 69,470 | 100.00%
35  |  | Republican | Tommy Tucker | Won  |  | Republican | Tommy Tucker | 73,032 | 100.00%
36  |  | Republican | Fletcher Hartsell | Retired  |  | Republican | Paul R. Newton | 59,584 | 62.56%
| Democratic | Robert Brown  | 35,664  | 37.44%
37  |  | Democratic | Jeff Jackson | Won  |  | Democratic | Jeff Jackson | 57,804 | 67.94%
| Republican | Bob Diamond  | 27,279  | 32.06%
38  |  | Democratic | Joel Ford | Won  |  | Democratic | Joel Ford | 67,059 | 79.06%
| Republican | Richard Rivette  | 17,764  | 20.94%
39  |  | Democratic | Bob Rucho | Retired  |  | Republican | Dan Bishop | 58,739 | 56.81%
| Democratic | Lloyd Scher  | 44,655  | 43.19%
40  |  | Democratic | Joyce Waddell | Won  |  | Democratic | Joyce Waddell | 61,481 | 82.51%
| Republican | Marguerite Cooke  | 13,032  | 17.49%
41  |  | Republican | Jeff Tarte | Won  |  | Republican | Jeff Tarte | 55,519 | 54.48%
| Democratic | Jonathan Hudson  | 41,453  | 40.68%
| Libertarian | Chris Cole  | 4,938  | 4.85%
42  |  | Republican | Andy Wells | Won  |  | Republican | Andy Wells | 69,301 | 100.00%
43  |  | Republican | Kathy Harrington | Won  |  | Republican | Kathy Harrington | 65,054 | 100.00%
44  |  | Republican | David L. Curtis | Won  |  | Republican | David L. Curtis | 71,114 | 77.30%
| Libertarian | Nic Haag  | 20,881  | 22.70%
45  |  | Republican | Deanna Ballard | Won  |  | Republican | Deanna Ballard | 56,758 | 65.00%
| Democratic | Art Sherwood  | 30,559  | 35.00%
47  |  | Republican | Ralph Hise | Won  |  | Republican | Ralph Hise | 56,021 | 64.85%
| Democratic | Mary Jane Boyd  | 30,364  | 35.15%
46  |  | Republican | Warren Daniel | Won  |  | Republican | Warren Daniel | 52,997 | 66.16%
| Democratic | Anne Fischer  | 27,106  | 33.84%
48  |  | Republican | Chuck Edwards | Won  |  | Republican | Chuck Edwards | 61,455 | 62.04%
| Democratic | Norman Bossert  | 37,596  | 37.96%
49  |  | Democratic | Terry Van Duyn | Won  |  | Democratic | Terry Van Duyn | 71,828 | 74.43%
| Libertarian | William Meredith  | 24,672  | 25.57%
50  |  | Republican | Jim Davis | Won  |  | Republican | Jim Davis | 59,028 | 62.46%
| Democratic | Jane Hipps  | 35,476  | 37.54%

#### House of Representatives

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Main article: 2016 North Carolina House of Representatives election

District  | Party  | Incumbent  | Status  | Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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1  |  | Republican | Bob Steinburg | Won  |  | Republican | Bob Steinburg | 25,363 | 64.04%
| Democratic | Sam Davis  | 14,240  | 35.96%
2  |  | Republican | Larry Yarborough | Won  |  | Republican | Larry Yarborough | 22,760 | 60.64%
| Democratic | Joe Parrish  | 14,775  | 39.36%
3  |  | Republican | Michael Speciale | Won  |  | Republican | Michael Speciale | 23,273 | 64.81%
| Democratic | Marva Fisher Baldwin  | 12,638  | 35.19%
4  |  | Republican | Jimmy Dixon | Won  |  | Republican | Jimmy Dixon | 24,646 | 100.00%
5  |  | Democratic | Howard J. Hunter III | Won  |  | Democratic | Howard J. Hunter III | 25,961 | 100.00%
6  |  | Independent | Paul Tine | Retired  |  | Republican | Beverly Boswell | 22,022 | 51.83%
| Democratic | Warren Judge  | 20,471  | 48.17%
7  |  | Democratic | Bobbie J. Richardson | Won  |  | Democratic | Bobbie J. Richardson | 23,329 | 67.81%
| Republican | William Duke Hancock II  | 11,072  | 32.19%
8  |  | Republican | Susan Martin | Won  |  | Republican | Susan Martin | 21,329 | 50.19%
| Democratic | Charlie Pat Farris  | 21,166  | 49.81%
9  |  | Republican | Greg Murphy | Won  |  | Republican | Greg Murphy | 22,869 | 57.35%
| Democratic | Brian Farkas  | 17,007  | 42.65%
10  |  | Republican | John R. Bell | Won  |  | Republican | John R. Bell | 26,440 | 71.55%
| Democratic | Evelyn Paul  | 10,514  | 28.45%
11  |  | Democratic | Duane Hall | Won  |  | Democratic | Duane Hall | 24,624 | 60.88%
| Republican | Ray Martin  | 12,924  | 31.95%
| Libertarian | Brian Lewis  | 2,897  | 7.16%
12  |  | Democratic | George Graham | Won  |  | Democratic | George Graham | 23,689 | 100.00%
13  |  | Republican | Patricia (Pat) McElraft | Won  |  | Republican | Patricia (Pat) McElraft | 29,188 | 70.82%
| Democratic | Rodney Alexander  | 12,024  | 29.18%
14  |  | Republican | George G. Cleveland | Won  |  | Republican | George G. Cleveland | 18,908 | 100.00%
15  |  | Republican | Phillip Shepard | Won  |  | Republican | Phillip Shepard | 13,273 | 69.60%
| Democratic | Dan Whitten  | 5,797  | 30.40%
16  |  | Republican | Chris W. Millis | Won  |  | Republican | Chris W. Millis | 23,649 | 66.98%
| Democratic | Steve Unger  | 11,656  | 33.02%
17  |  | Republican | Frank Iler | Won  |  | Republican | Frank Iler | 32,757 | 66.44%
| Democratic | Charles Warren  | 16,549  | 33.56%
18  |  | Democratic | Susi Hamilton | Won  |  | Democratic | Susi Hamilton | 22,006 | 61.10%
| Republican | Gerald (Jerry) Benton  | 14,011  | 38.90%
19  |  | Republican | Ted Davis Jr. | Won  |  | Republican | Ted Davis Jr. | 31,133 | 100.00%
20  |  | Republican | Holly Grange | Won  |  | Republican | Holly Grange | 32,576 | 100.00%
21  |  | Democratic | Larry M. Bell | Won  |  | Democratic | Larry M. Bell | 24,564 | 100.00%
22  |  | Democratic | William Brisson | Won  |  | Democratic | William Brisson | 21,091 | 100.00%
23  |  | Democratic | Shelly Willingham | Won  |  | Democratic | Shelly Willingham | 27,208 | 100.00%
24  |  | Democratic | Jean Farmer-Butterfield | Won  |  | Democratic | Jean Farmer-Butterfield | 26,895 | 100.00%
25  |  | Republican | Jeffrey L. (Jeff) Collins | Won  |  | Republican | Jeffrey L. (Jeff) Collins | 27,969 | 68.10%
| Democratic | James D. Gailliard  | 13,099  | 31.90%
26  |  | Republican | N. Leo Daughtry | Retired  |  | Republican | Donna McDowell White | 25,899 | 58.05%
| Democratic | Rich Nixon  | 18,716  | 41.95%
27  |  | Democratic | Michael H. Wray | Won  |  | Democratic | Michael H. Wray | 29,200 | 100.00%
28  |  | Republican | James Langdon Jr. | Retired  |  | Republican | Larry C. Strickland | 26,161 | 70.59%
| Democratic | Patricia Oliver  | 10,897  | 29.41%
29  |  | Democratic | Larry D. Hall | Won  |  | Democratic | Larry D. Hall | 39,607 | 100.00%
30  |  | Democratic | Paul Luebke | Won  |  | Democratic | Paul Luebke | 37,094 | 73.85%
| Republican | Elissa Fuchs  | 13,132  | 26.15%
31  |  | Democratic | Mickey Michaux | Won  |  | Democratic | Mickey Michaux | 34,540 | 100.00%
32  |  | Democratic | Nathan Baskerville | Retired  |  | Democratic | Terry Garrison | 29,142 | 100.00%
33  |  | Democratic | Rosa U. Gill | Won  |  | Democratic | Rosa U. Gill | 33,094 | 100.00%
34  |  | Democratic | Grier Martin | Won  |  | Democratic | Grier Martin | 31,335 | 67.56%
| Republican | Bill Morris  | 15,049  | 32.44%
35  |  | Republican | Chris Malone | Won  |  | Republican | Chris Malone | 25,117 | 53.14%
| Democratic | Terence Everitt  | 22,145  | 46.86%
36  |  | Republican | Nelson Dollar | Won  |  | Republican | Nelson Dollar | 25,295 | 49.26%
| Democratic | Jennifer Ferrell  | 23,875  | 46.49%
| Libertarian | Brian Irving  | 2,184  | 4.25%
37  |  | Republican | Paul Stam | Retired  |  | Republican | Linda Hunt Williams | 27,448 | 52.29%
| Democratic | Randy Barrow  | 22,569  | 43.00%
| Libertarian | Robert Rose  | 2,474  | 4.71%
38  |  | Democratic | Yvonne Lewis Holley | Won  |  | Democratic | Yvonne Lewis Holley | 28,990 | 84.80%
| Libertarian | Olen Watson III  | 5,196  | 15.20%
39  |  | Democratic | Darren Jackson | Won  |  | Democratic | Darren Jackson | 31,901 | 100.00%
40  |  | Republican | Marilyn Avila | Defeated  |  | Democratic | Joe John | 23,786 | 50.41%
| Republican | Marilyn Avila  | 23,402  | 49.59%
41  |  | Democratic | Gale Adcock | Won  |  | Democratic | Gale Adcock | 27,491 | 56.99%
| Republican | Chris M. Shoffner  | 20,745  | 43.01%
42  |  | Democratic | Marvin W. Lucas | Won  |  | Democratic | Marvin W. Lucas | 24,213 | 100.00%
43  |  | Democratic | Elmer Floyd | Won  |  | Democratic | Elmer Floyd | 27,121 | 100.00%
44  |  | Democratic | William (Billy) Richardson | Won  |  | Democratic | William (Billy) Richardson | 15,433 | 50.57%
| Republican | Jim Arp  | 15,086  | 49.43%
45  |  | Republican | John Szoka | Won  |  | Republican | John Szoka | 23,495 | 100.00%
46  |  | Democratic | Ken Waddell | Retired  |  | Republican | Brenden Jones | 19,607 | 60.34%
| Democratic | Tim Benton  | 11,836  | 36.42%
| Libertarian | Thomas (Tom) Howell Jr.  | 1,052  | 3.24%
47  |  | Democratic | Charles Graham | Won  |  | Democratic | Charles Graham | 17,366 | 100.00%
48  |  | Democratic | Garland E. Pierce | Won  |  | Democratic | Garland E. Pierce | 24,076 | 100.00%
49  |  | Democratic | Cynthia Ball | Won  |  | Democratic | Cynthia Ball | 26,975 | 48.67%
| Republican | Gary Pendleton  | 26,155  | 47.19%
| Libertarian | David Ulmer  | 2,299  | 4.15%
50  |  | Democratic | Graig R. Meyer | Won  |  | Democratic | Graig R. Meyer | 27,278 | 57.28%
| Republican | Rod Chaney  | 20,347  | 42.72%
51  |  | Republican | John Sauls | Won  |  | Republican | John Sauls | 17,904 | 55.66%
| Democratic | Brad Salmon  | 14,262  | 44.34%
52  |  | Republican | Jamie Boles | Won  |  | Republican | Jamie Boles | 31,146 | 100.00%
53  |  | Republican | David R. Lewis | Won  |  | Republican | David R. Lewis | 19,548 | 60.66%
| Democratic | Jon Blum  | 12,678  | 39.34%
54  |  | Democratic | Robert T. Reives II | Won  |  | Democratic | Robert T. Reives II | 24,773 | 57.20%
| Republican | Wesley Seawell  | 18,534  | 42.80%
55  |  | Republican | Mark Brody | Won  |  | Republican | Mark Brody | 20,901 | 60.37%
| Democratic | Kim Hargett  | 13,719  | 39.63%
56  |  | Democratic | Verla Insko | Won  |  | Democratic | Verla Insko | 43,144 | 100.00%
57  |  | Democratic | Mary (Pricey) Harrison | Won  |  | Democratic | Mary (Pricey) Harrison | 31,518 | 100.00%
58  |  | Democratic | Ralph Johnson | Died in office  |  | Democratic | Amos Quick | 35,176 | 100.00%
59  |  | Republican | Jon Hardister | Won  |  | Republican | Jon Hardister | 28,980 | 60.32%
| Democratic | Scott A. Jones  | 19,060  | 39.68%
60  |  | Democratic | Cecil Brockman | Won  |  | Democratic | Cecil Brockman | 27,035 | 100.00%
61  |  | Republican | John Faircloth | Won  |  | Republican | John Faircloth | 31,767 | 100.00%
62  |  | Republican | John M. Blust | Won  |  | Republican | John M. Blust | 32,010 | 100.00%
63  |  | Republican | Stephen Ross | Won  |  | Republican | Stephen Ross | 26,068 | 100.00%
64  |  | Republican | Dennis Riddell | Won  |  | Republican | Dennis Riddell | 23,857 | 100.00%
65  |  | Republican | Bert Jones | Won  |  | Republican | Bert Jones | 21,857 | 60.39%
| Democratic | H. Keith Duncan  | 14,336  | 39.61%
66  |  | Democratic | Ken Goodman | Won  |  | Democratic | Ken Goodman | 23,396 | 100.00%
67  |  | Republican | Justin P. Burr | Won  |  | Republican | Justin P. Burr | 20,421 | 53.25%
| Democratic | Carson Roger Snyder  | 10,637  | 27.74%
| Independent | Billy Mills  | 7,288  | 19.01%
68  |  | Republican | Craig Horn | Won  |  | Republican | Craig Horn | 30,953 | 100.00%
69  |  | Republican | Dean Arp | Won  |  | Republican | Dean Arp | 23,249 | 66.01%
| Democratic | Gordon B. Daniels  | 11,970  | 33.99%
70  |  | Republican | Pat B. Hurley | Won  |  | Republican | Pat B. Hurley | 24,856 | 76.14%
| Democratic | Lois Bohnsack  | 7,789  | 23.86%
71  |  | Democratic | Evelyn Terry | Won  |  | Democratic | Evelyn Terry | 25,414 | 100.00%
72  |  | Democratic | Edward Hanes Jr. | Won  |  | Democratic | Edward Hanes Jr. | 28,192 | 100.00%
73  |  | Republican | Lee Zachary | Won  |  | Republican | Lee Zachary | 30,354 | 100.00%
74  |  | Republican | Debra Conrad | Won  |  | Republican | Debra Conrad | 27,209 | 63.52%
| Democratic | Marilynn Baker  | 15,626  | 36.48%
75  |  | Republican | Donny C. Lambeth | Won  |  | Republican | Donny C. Lambeth | 30,831 | 100.00%
76  |  | Republican | Carl Ford | Won  |  | Republican | Carl Ford | 29,590 | 100.00%
77  |  | Republican | Harry Warren | Won  |  | Republican | Harry Warren | 27,699 | 100.00%
78  |  | Republican | Allen McNeill | Won  |  | Republican | Allen McNeill | 27,040 | 78.11%
| Democratic | William (Bill) Mccaskill  | 7,579  | 21.89%
79  |  | Republican | Julia Craven Howard | Won  |  | Republican | Julia Craven Howard | 31,255 | 100.00%
80  |  | Republican | Sam Watford | Won  |  | Republican | Sam Watford | 31,287 | 100.00%
81  |  | Republican | Rayne Brown | Retired  |  | Republican | Larry W. Potts | 24,379 | 68.07%
| Democratic | Andy Hedrick  | 11,438  | 31.93%
82  |  | Republican | Larry G. Pittman | Won  |  | Republican | Larry G. Pittman | 24,636 | 57.92%
| Democratic | Earle Schecter  | 17,900  | 42.08%
83  |  | Republican | Linda P. Johnson | Won  |  | Republican | Linda P. Johnson | 22,927 | 63.10%
| Democratic | Jeremy Hachen  | 13,407  | 36.90%
84  |  | Republican | Rena W. Turner | Won  |  | Republican | Rena W. Turner | 25,414 | 69.29%
| Democratic | John Wayne Kahl  | 11,266  | 30.71%
85  |  | Republican | Josh Dobson | Won  |  | Republican | Josh Dobson | 29,064 | 100.00%
86  |  | Republican | Hugh Blackwell | Won  |  | Republican | Hugh Blackwell | 21,226 | 62.44%
| Democratic | Tim Barnsback  | 12,766  | 37.56%
87  |  | Republican | George Robinson | Defeated in primary  |  | Republican | Destin Hall | 29,066 | 94.14%
| N/A | Terri M. Johnson (write-in)  | 1,279  | 4.14%
| N/A | Write-In  | 531  | 1.72%
88  |  | Republican | Rob Bryan | Defeated  |  | Democratic | Mary Belk | 21,754 | 50.54%
| Republican | Rob Bryan  | 21,286  | 49.46%
89  |  | Republican | Mitchell Smith Setzer | Won  |  | Republican | Mitchell Smith Setzer | 28,409 | 100.00%
90  |  | Republican | Sarah Stevens | Won  |  | Republican | Sarah Stevens | 23,678 | 73.26%
| Democratic | Vera Smith Reynolds  | 8,641  | 26.74%
91  |  | Republican | Kyle Hall | Won  |  | Republican | Kyle Hall | 24,639 | 66.47%
| Democratic | Eugene Russell  | 12,430  | 33.53%
92  |  | Republican | Beth Danae Caulfield | Defeated  |  | Democratic | Chaz Beasley | 22,941 | 54.38%
| Republican | Beth Danae Caulfield  | 19,246  | 45.62%
93  |  | Republican | Jonathan C. Jordan | Won  |  | Republican | Jonathan C. Jordan | 21,910 | 53.00%
| Democratic | Sue Counts  | 19,433  | 47.00%
94  |  | Republican | Jeffrey Elmore | Won  |  | Republican | Jeffrey Elmore | 24,467 | 74.51%
| Democratic | Michael T. Lentz  | 8,372  | 25.49%
95  |  | Republican | John A. Fraley | Won  |  | Republican | John A. Fraley | 33,298 | 100.00%
96  |  | Republican | Jay Adams | Won  |  | Republican | Jay Adams | 26,595 | 100.00%
97  |  | Republican | Jason R. Saine | Won  |  | Republican | Jason R. Saine | 31,390 | 100.00%
98  |  | Republican | John R. Bradford III | Won  |  | Republican | John R. Bradford III | 25,428 | 56.48%
| Independent | Jane Campbell  | 19,597  | 43.52%
99  |  | Democratic | Rodney W. Moore | Won  |  | Democratic | Rodney W. Moore | 28,838 | 100.00%
100  |  | Democratic | Tricia Cotham | Retired  |  | Democratic | John Autry | 25,736 | 100.00%
101  |  | Democratic | Beverly Miller Earle | Won  |  | Democratic | Beverly Miller Earle | 27,476 | 75.97%
| Republican | Justin Dunn  | 8,691  | 24.03%
102  |  | Democratic | Becky Carney | Won  |  | Democratic | Becky Carney | 27,836 | 100.00%
103  |  | Republican | Bill Brawley | Won  |  | Republican | Bill Brawley | 21,702 | 56.19%
| Democratic | Rochelle Rivas  | 16,922  | 43.81%
104  |  | Republican | Dan Bishop | Retired  |  | Republican | Andy Dulin | 24,700 | 55.32%
| Democratic | Peter Noris  | 19,952  | 44.68%
105  |  | Republican | Scott Stone | Won  |  | Republican | Scott Stone | 21,853 | 55.27%
| Democratic | Connie Green-Johnson  | 17,689  | 44.73%
106  |  | Democratic | Carla Cunningham | Won  |  | Democratic | Carla Cunningham | 27,247 | 100.00%
107  |  | Democratic | Kelly Alexander | Won  |  | Democratic | Kelly Alexander | 34,305 | 100.00%
108  |  | Republican | John A. Torbett | Won  |  | Republican | John A. Torbett | 24,636 | 100.00%
109  |  | Republican | Dana Bumgardner | Won  |  | Republican | Dana Bumgardner | 21,687 | 61.19%
| Democratic | Susan Maxon  | 13,755  | 38.81%
110  |  | Republican | Kelly Hastings | Won  |  | Republican | Kelly Hastings | 24,931 | 100.00%
111  |  | Republican | Tim Moore | Won  |  | Republican | Tim Moore | 25,398 | 100.00%
112  |  | Republican | David Rogers | Won  |  | Republican | David Rogers | 22,938 | 70.96%
| Independent | Ben Edwards  | 9,388  | 29.04%
113  |  | Republican | Chris Whitmire | Retired  |  | Republican | Cody Henson | 26,848 | 61.61%
| Democratic | Maureen Mahan Copelof  | 16,726  | 38.39%
114  |  | Democratic | Susan C. Fisher | Won  |  | Democratic | Susan C. Fisher | 39,243 | 100.00%
115  |  | Democratic | John Ager | Won  |  | Democratic | John Ager | 25,257 | 55.58%
| Republican | Frank Moretz  | 20,183  | 44.42%
116  |  | Democratic | Brian Turner | Won  |  | Democratic | Brian Turner | 28,014 | 100.00%
117  |  | Republican | Chuck McGrady | Won  |  | Republican | Chuck McGrady | 30,659 | 100.00%
118  |  | Republican | Michele D. Presnell | Won  |  | Republican | Michele D. Presnell | 21,754 | 55.35%
| Democratic | Rhonda Cole Schandevel  | 17,549  | 44.65%
119  |  | Democratic | Joe Sam Queen | Defeated  |  | Republican | Mike Clampitt | 17,757 | 50.39%
| Democratic | Joe Sam Queen  | 17,480  | 49.61%
120  |  | Republican | Roger West | Retired  |  | Republican | Kevin Corbin | 29,047 | 72.03%
| Democratic | Randy Hogsed  | 11,282  | 27.97%

Source: North Carolina State Board of Elections,[1] Ballotpedia[2][3]

### Judiciary

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Main article: North Carolina judicial elections, 2016

## References

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1. ^ "NC SBE Contest Results". North Carolina State Board of Elections. Retrieved November 17, 2016.
2. ^ "North Carolina State Senate elections, 2016 - Ballotpedia". Retrieved November 19, 2016.
3. ^ "North Carolina House of Representatives elections, 2016 - Ballotpedia". Retrieved November 19, 2016.

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