United States North Carolina Politics for North Carolina The seats every reader in North Carolina shares. Type your town or address for your own ladder, with your seats in the state legislature and the U.S. House.
North Carolina Your state legislature
State House: 120 seats (Republican 71, Democratic 47, Independent 2); majority Republican.
State Senate: 50 seats (Republican 30, Democratic 20); majority Republican.
North Carolina executive Your state's executive
Governor of North Carolina country:us/state:nc/office:governor
PentaPost's description Signs or vetoes state laws, proposes the state budget, runs the state agencies, and names some judges and board members.
Lieutenant Governor of North Carolina country:us/state:nc/office:lieutenant-governor
PentaPost's description Presides over the state senate and takes the governor's place when the governor cannot serve.
Attorney General of North Carolina country:us/state:nc/office:attorney-general
PentaPost's description Represents the state in court and brings consumer protection cases.
Washington Washington
U.S. House: 439 seats (Republican 221, Democrat 217, Independent 1); majority Republican.
U.S. Senate: 100 seats (Republican 53, Democrat 45, Independent 2); majority Republican.
U.S. Senator for North Carolina country:us/state:nc/office:us-senate
PentaPost's description Votes on federal laws, taxes and spending, confirms federal judges and cabinet members, and gives its consent to treaties.
Ted Budd
Republican · Class 3
next vote November 7, 2028
Government record source: congress-legislators (the @unitedstates project), fetched 2026-10-06
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Thom Tillis
Republican · Class 2
this seat is on your ballot Nov 3; not a candidate
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On your ballot Nov 3: US SENATE , 4 candidates
President of the United States country:us/office:president
PentaPost's description Signs or vetoes federal laws, runs the federal agencies, commands the armed forces, and names federal judges with the Senate's consent.
DT Donald Trump
Republican
next vote November 7, 2028
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