Elecciones a la Cámara de Representantes de los Estados Unidos de 2022 en Carolina del Norte

Las elecciones a la Cámara de Representantes de los Estados Unidos de 2022 en Carolina del Norte se celebraron el 8 de noviembre de 2022 para elegir a los representantes de dicho estado , simultáneamente con las elecciones nacionales a la Cámara de Representantes y al Senado de los Estados Unidos (incluida Carolina del Norte ), junto con las elecciones legislativas estatales a la Cámara de Representantes y al Senado . Las primarias se celebraron el 17 de mayo de 2022. ^[¹^]

Fondo

Como resultado del crecimiento demográfico de la década anterior , la delegación del estado en el Congreso aumentó de trece escaños a catorce en 2022. Los distritos trazados por los republicanos y adoptados por la legislatura estatal fueron anulados por la Corte Suprema de Carolina del Norte por considerarlos una manipulación electoral partidista inconstitucional , y se emitieron mapas elaborados por la corte en su lugar . ^{[ 2 ]} Los demócratas arrebataron el distrito 13, rediseñado, al control republicano, y ganaron el distrito 14 , de reciente creación , lo que resultó en una delegación de la Cámara de Representantes con una representación de 7-7.

Distrito 1

El titular era el demócrata GK Butterfield , quien fue reelegido con el 54,2% de los votos en 2020. ^{[ 3 ]}

El primer distrito incluye los condados de Vance , Warren , Franklin , Halifax , Northampton , Nash , Wilson , Edgecombe , Greene , Martin , Bertie , Hertford , Gates , Chowan , Perquimans , Pasquotank , Washington y Tyrell . También incluye la mayor parte del condado de Pitt .

primarias demócratas

Candidatos

Candidato

Don Davis , senador estatal del 5.º distrito ^{[ 4 ]}

Eliminado en primaria

Julian Bishop Sr. ^{[ 5 ]}
Erica Smith , ex senadora estatal del tercer distrito y candidata al Senado de los Estados Unidos en 2020 y 2022 ^{[ 6 ]}
Jason Spriggs, concejal de la ciudad de Henderson ^{[ 7 ]}

Retirado

James Gailliard , representante estatal del distrito 25 ^{[ 8 ]} ( se postula para la reelección ) ^{[ 5 ]}

Rechazado

GK Butterfield , representante estadounidense en funciones ^{[ 9 ]} (apoyó a Davis) ^{[ 10 ]}

Avales

Don Davis

representantes de Estados Unidos

GK Butterfield , representante de los Estados Unidos por el primer distrito congresional de Carolina del Norte (2004–2022) ^{[ 10 ]}
Jim Clyburn , representante de los Estados Unidos por el 6.º distrito congresional de Carolina del Sur (1993-presente) y jefe de la mayoría de la Cámara de Representantes (2007-2011, 2019-2023) ^{[ 11 ]}

Organizaciones

Comité de Asuntos Públicos Estadounidense-Israelí ^{[ 12 ]}
PAC del Caucus Negro del Congreso ^{[ 13 ]}
Nueva política ^{[ 14 ]}
AFL-CIO de Carolina del Norte ^{[ 15 ]}
Sierra Club ^{[ 16 ]} (postprimaria)
Vota a los veteranos ^{[ 17 ]}

Erica Smith

senadores estadounidenses

Elizabeth Warren , senadora estadounidense por Massachusetts (2013-presente) ^{[ 18 ]}

representantes de Estados Unidos

Pramila Jayapal , representante de los Estados Unidos por el séptimo distrito congresional de Washington (2017-presente) ^{[ 19 ]}
Mark Pocan , representante de los Estados Unidos por el segundo distrito congresional de Wisconsin (2013–) ^{[ 20 ]}
Jamie Raskin , representante de los Estados Unidos por el octavo distrito congresional de Maryland (2017–) ^{[ 20 ]}

Organizaciones

Congreso completamente nuevo ^{[ 21 ]}
Caucus Progresista del Congreso ^{[ 22 ]}
Democracia para América ^{[ 23 ]}
Calle J ^{[ 24 ]}
NARAL Pro-Choice America ^{[ 25 ]}
Fondo de Acción de Planificación Familiar ^{[ 26 ]}
Comité de Campaña por el Cambio Progresista ^{[ 27 ]}
Demócratas Progresistas de América ^{[ 28 ]}
Sierra Club ^{[ 16 ]}
Movimiento del amanecer ^{[ 29 ]}
Partido de las Familias Trabajadoras ^{[ 30 ]}

Individuos

Marianne Williamson , autora y candidata a la presidencia de los Estados Unidos en 2020 ^{[ 31 ]}

Votación

Resultados

primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Candidato

Sandy Smith, propietaria de un negocio, agricultora y candidata para este distrito en 2020 ^{[ 6 ]}^{[ 34 ]}

Eliminado en primaria

Will Aiken, oficial de policía y empresario ^{[ 5 ]}
Brad Murphy, emprendedor tecnológico ^{[ 5 ]}
Ernest Reeves, capitán retirado del ejército estadounidense ^{[ 5 ]}
Brent Roberson, empresario ^{[ 5 ]}
Sandy Roberson, alcaldesa de Rocky Mount ^{[ 5 ]}
Billy Strickland, abogado y ex presidente del Partido Republicano del Condado de Wayne ^{[ 5 ]}
Henry Williams II, candidato perenne ^{[ 5 ]}^{[ 35 ]}

Avales

Sandy Roberson

legisladores estatales

Tim Moore , presidente de la Cámara de Representantes de Carolina del Norte ^{[ 36 ]}

Sandy Smith

funcionarios del poder ejecutivo de Estados Unidos

Donald Trump , 45.º presidente de los Estados Unidos (2017-2021) ^{[ 37 ]}

Organizaciones

FreedomWorks for America ^{[ 38 ]} (después de las primarias)

Resultados

Elecciones generales

Predicciones

Votación

Encuesta hipotética

Demócrata genérico vs. republicano genérico

Resultados

Distrito 2

La titular era la demócrata Deborah Ross , quien fue elegida con el 63,0% de los votos en 2020. ^{[ 3 ]}

El segundo distrito abarca la mayor parte del condado de Wake , incluyendo la capital del estado, Raleigh , y las ciudades circundantes como Apex y Cary .

primarias demócratas

Candidatos

Candidato

Deborah Ross , representante estadounidense en funciones ^{[ 5 ]}

primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Candidato

Christine Villaverde, consultora en respuesta a desastres y ex oficial de policía ^{[ 51 ]}^{[ 34 ]}^{[ 5 ]}

Eliminado en primaria

Max Ganorkar, padre que se queda en casa ^{[ 5 ]}
Adina Safta, agente inmobiliaria ^{[ 5 ]}

Resultados

Elecciones generales

Avales

Deborah Ross (D)

sindicatos

AFL-CIO ^{[ 15 ]}

Organizaciones

Predicciones

Resultados

Distrito 3

El titular era el republicano Greg Murphy , quien fue reelegido con el 63,4% de los votos en 2020. ^{[ 3 ]}

El tercer distrito incluye los condados de Beaufort , Camden , Carteret , Craven , Currituck , Dare , Hyde , Jones , Lenoir , Pamlico y Sampson , así como partes de los condados de Pitt y Wayne .

primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Candidato

Greg Murphy , representante estadounidense en funciones ^{[ 54 ]}

Eliminado en primaria

Tony Cowden, propietario de una pequeña empresa ^{[ 5 ]}
Eric Earhart ^{[ 5 ]}
Brian Michael Amigo ^{[ 5 ]}
George Papastrat, propietario de un negocio ^{[ 5 ]}

Resultados

Avales

Greg Murphy

funcionarios del poder ejecutivo

Donald Trump , 45.º presidente de los Estados Unidos (2017-2021) ^{[ 55 ]}

Organizaciones

Asociación Nacional del Rifle - Fondo para la Victoria Política ^{[ 56 ]}

primarias demócratas

Candidatos

Candidato

Barbara Gaskins, fundadora de una organización sin fines de lucro ^{[ 5 ]}

Eliminado en primaria

Joe Swartz, veterano del ejército estadounidense ^{[ 5 ]}

Resultados

Elecciones generales

Avales

Barbara Gaskins (D)

sindicatos

AFL-CIO ^{[ 15 ]}

Predicciones

Resultados

Distrito 4

El titular era el demócrata David Price , quien fue reelegido con el 67,3% de los votos en 2020. ^{[ 3 ]} El 18 de octubre de 2021, anunció su retiro. ^{[ 57 ]}

El cuarto distrito incluye los condados de Durham , Orange , Alamance , Granville y Person , así como una pequeña sección del condado de Caswell .

primarias demócratas

Candidatos

Candidato

Valerie Foushee , senadora estatal (desde 2013) ^{[ 58 ]}

Eliminado en primaria

Clay Aiken , finalista de American Idol , activista y nominado para NC-02 en 2014 ^{[ 59 ]}
Nida Allam , comisionada del condado de Durham (desde 2020) ^{[ 60 ]}
Caballero de Cristal ^{[ 5 ]}
Matt Grooms ^{[ 5 ]}
Stephen Valentine ^{[ 5 ]}
Ashley Ward, asociada sénior de políticas de la Universidad de Duke ^{[ 61 ]}
Richard Watkins III, científico y candidato para NC-04 en 2018 ^{[ 58 ]}

Retirado

Wiley Nickel , senador estatal (desde 2019) ^{[ 5 ]}^{[ 62 ]} (candidato en el distrito congresional 13 de Carolina del Norte )

Rechazado

Zack Hawkins , representante estatal (desde 2019) ^{[ 62 ]}
Jessica Holmes, ex comisionada del condado de Wake y nominada para Comisionada de Trabajo en 2020 ^{[ 62 ]}
Matt Hughes, comisionado del municipio de Hillsborough ^{[ 62 ]}
Floyd McKissick Jr. , ex senador estatal (2007–2020) ^{[ 62 ]}
Graig Meyer , representante estatal (desde 2013) ^{[ 62 ]}
Natalie Murdock , senadora estatal (desde 2020) ^{[ 62 ]}^{[ 58 ]}
David Price , representante estadounidense en funciones ^{[ 57 ]}
Mike Woodward , senador estatal (desde 2013) ^{[ 62 ]}^{[ 58 ]}

Avales

Clay Aiken

Individuos

Dee Snider , cantante, compositor, personalidad de radio y actor ^{[ 63 ]}

Organizaciones

PAC de Igualdad ^{[ 64 ]}

Nida Allam

senadores estadounidenses

Bernie Sanders , senador estadounidense por Vermont (2007-presente) ^{[ 65 ]}
Elizabeth Warren , senadora estadounidense por Massachusetts (2013-presente) ^{[ 18 ]}

representantes de Estados Unidos

Pramila Jayapal , representante de los Estados Unidos por el séptimo distrito congresional de Washington (2017-presente) ^{[ 66 ]}
Raja Krishnamoorthi , representante de los Estados Unidos por el octavo distrito congresional de Illinois (2017-presente) ^{[ 67 ]}
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez , representante de los Estados Unidos por el distrito congresional 14 de Nueva York (2019-presente) ^{[ 67 ]}
Ilhan Omar , representante de los Estados Unidos por el 5.º distrito congresional de Minnesota (2019-presente) ^{[ 68 ]}
Rashida Tlaib , representante de los Estados Unidos por el distrito congresional 13 de Michigan (2019-presente) ^{[ 69 ]}

funcionarios estatales

Keith Ellison , fiscal general de Minnesota (2019-presente) y ex representante de los Estados Unidos por el 5.º distrito congresional de Minnesota (2007-2019) ^{[ 29 ]}

legisladores estatales

Marcia Morey , representante estatal (desde 2017) ^{[ 70 ]} (anteriormente apoyó a Foushee) ^{[ 58 ]}

Individuos

Don Cheadle , actor ^{[ 71 ]}

Organizaciones

Fondo de Victoria AAPI ^{[ 72 ]}
Congreso completamente nuevo ^{[ 21 ]}
Democracia para América ^{[ 23 ]}
Fin de Citizens United ^{[ 73 ]}
Caucus Progresista del Partido Demócrata de Carolina del Norte ^{[ 74 ]}
Acción por la paz ^{[ 75 ]}
Movimiento del amanecer ^{[ 29 ]}
Partido de las Familias Trabajadoras ^{[ 76 ]}

sindicatos

CWA ^{[ 77 ]}

Periódicos y publicaciones

Semana de Indy ^{[ 78 ]}
Raleigh News & Observer ^{[ 79 ]}

Valerie Foushee

representantes de Estados Unidos

GK Butterfield , representante de los Estados Unidos por el primer distrito congresional de Carolina del Norte (2004-presente) ^{[ 18 ]}

funcionarios estatales

Josh Stein , fiscal general de Carolina del Norte (2017-presente) ^{[ 77 ]}

legisladores estatales

Graig Meyer , representante estatal (desde 2013) ^{[ 58 ]}
Mickey Michaux , ex senador estatal (2020) y ex representante estatal (1973–1977; 1985–2019) ^{[ 58 ]}
~~Marcia Morey , representante estatal (desde 2017)~~ ^{[ 58 ]} (cambió su respaldo a Allam) ^{[ 70 ]}
Natalie Murdock , senadora estatal (desde 2020) ^{[ 58 ]}
Sam Searcy , ex senador estatal (2019–2020) ^{[ 58 ]}
Mike Woodard , senador estatal (desde 2013) ^{[ 58 ]}

Periódicos

Semana de Indy (después de las primarias) ^{[ 80 ]}

Organizaciones

AIPAC ^{[ 81 ]}
PAC del Caucus Negro del Congreso ^{[ 77 ]}
Mayoría Democrática para Israel ^{[ 82 ]}
La lista de EMILY ^{[ 83 ]}
Igualdad Carolina del Norte ^{[ 52 ]}
Giffords (postprimaria) ^{[ 84 ]}
Fondo de Acción de la Liga de Votantes por la Conservación ^{[ 85 ]}
NARAL Pro-Choice America (posprimaria) ^{[ 86 ]}
Sierra Club ^{[ 16 ]}

sindicatos

AFL-CIO de Carolina del Norte ^{[ 87 ]}

Votación

Resultados

primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Candidato

Courtney Geels, trabajadora de la salud ^{[ 5 ]}

Eliminado en primaria

Robert Thomas ^{[ 58 ]}^{[ 5 ]}

Avales

Courtney Geels

Organizaciones

La lista de Maggie ^{[ 89 ]}

Resultados

Elecciones generales

Predicciones

Resultados

Distrito 5

La titular del cargo era la republicana Virginia Foxx , quien fue reelegida con el 66,9% de los votos en 2020.

El quinto distrito comprende los condados de Alleghany , Ashe , Avery , Davie , Mitchell , Stokes , Surry , Watauga , Wilkes y Yadkin . También incluye partes de los condados de Caldwell y Forsyth .

primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Candidato

Virginia Foxx , representante estadounidense en funciones ^{[ 90 ]}

Eliminado en primaria

Michael Ackerman, ex ayudante del sheriff del condado de Clark ^{[ 91 ]}

Avales

Virginia Foxx

funcionarios del poder ejecutivo

Donald Trump , 45.º presidente de los Estados Unidos (2017-2021) ^{[ 92 ]}

Organizaciones

Resultados

primarias demócratas

Candidatos

Candidato

Kyle Parrish, trabajador de TI ^{[ 5 ]}

Elecciones generales

Avales

Kyle Parrish (D)

sindicatos

AFL-CIO ^{[ 15 ]}

Predicciones

Resultados

Distrito 6

La titular era la demócrata Kathy Manning , quien fue elegida con el 62,3% de los votos en 2020. ^{[ 3 ]} El 8 de noviembre de 2022, Manning ganó la reelección a su escaño en la Cámara de Representantes contra el republicano Christian Castelli con 139.553 votos (54%) frente a 116.635 (45%). ^{[ 94 ]}

primarias demócratas

Candidatos

Candidato

Kathy Manning , representante estadounidense en funciones ^{[ 95 ]}

primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Candidato

Christian Castelli, veterano del ejército ^{[ 96 ]}

Eliminado en primaria

Gerry Austin, ex oficial de policía ^{[ 5 ]}
Marvin Boguslawski ^{[ 96 ]}
María Ann Contogiannis ^{[ 5 ]}
Lee Haywood, nominado para este distrito en 2020 ^{[ 97 ]}
Laura Pichardo ^{[ 5 ]}
Bill Schuch, ex oficial de policía ^{[ 5 ]}

Avales

Lee Haywood

Individuos

Mark Robinson , vicegobernador de Carolina del Norte ^{[ 98 ]}

Resultados

Independientes y terceros

Candidatos

Declarado

Thomas Watercott (libertario) ^{[ 5 ]}

Elecciones generales

Avales

Kathy Manning (D)

sindicatos

AFL-CIO ^{[ 15 ]}

Organizaciones

Predicciones

Votación

Resultados

Distrito 7

El titular era el republicano David Rouzer , quien fue reelegido con el 60,2% de los votos en 2020. ^{[ 3 ]}

El séptimo distrito incluye los condados de Bladen , Brunswick , Columbus , New Hanover , Pender y Robeson , así como una parte del condado de Cumberland .

primarias republicanas

Candidato

David Rouzer , representante estadounidense en funciones ^{[ 103 ]}

Eliminado en primaria

Max Southworth-Beckwith, empresario y veterano de la Infantería de Marina de los Estados Unidos ^{[ 5 ]}

Avales

David Rouzer

presidentes de Estados Unidos

Donald Trump , expresidente de los Estados Unidos (2017–2021) ^{[ 104 ]}

Resultados

primarias demócratas

Candidato

Charles Graham , representante estatal (desde 2011) ^{[ 105 ]}^{[ 106 ]}

Eliminado en primaria

Charles Evans, comisionado del condado de Cumberland ^{[ 107 ]}^{[ 5 ]}
Yushonda Midgette ^{[ 5 ]}
Steve Miller, químico jubilado ^{[ 108 ]}^{[ 34 ]}

Retirado

Jason Minnicozzi, defensor público adjunto ^{[ 109 ]} (candidato al Senado de Carolina del Norte)

Avales

Charles Graham

Organizaciones

AFL-CIO de Carolina del Norte ^{[ 15 ]}
Sierra Club ^{[ 16 ]}

Resultados

Elecciones generales

Predicciones

Resultados

Distrito 8

Debido a la redistribución de distritos, el titular era el republicano Dan Bishop , quien fue reelegido con el 55,6% de los votos en 2020. ^{[ 3 ]}

primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Candidato

Dan Bishop , actual representante de los Estados Unidos por el noveno distrito congresional de Carolina del Norte ^{[ 110 ]}

Rechazado

Jon Hardister , representante estatal (que se presenta a la reelección) ^{[ 111 ]}^{[ 112 ]}
Richard Hudson , representante estadounidense en ejercicio (candidato en el noveno distrito congresional de Carolina del Norte ) ^{[ 110 ]}
Mark Walker , ex representante de los Estados Unidos por el 6.º distrito congresional de Carolina del Norte (2015-2021) ^{[ 113 ]} ( candidato al Senado de los Estados Unidos ) ^{[ 111 ]}

Avales

Dan Bishop

funcionarios del poder ejecutivo

Donald Trump , 45.º presidente de los Estados Unidos (2017-2021) ^{[ 114 ]}

Organizaciones

Club para el Crecimiento ^{[ 115 ]}

primarias demócratas

Candidatos

Candidato

Scott Huffman, empresario y nominado para el distrito congresional 13 de Carolina del Norte en 2020 ^{[ 116 ]}^{[ 117 ]}

Elecciones generales

Predicciones

Resultados

Distrito 9

Debido a la redistribución de distritos tras el censo de 2020, los representantes republicanos Richard Hudson y Ted Budd fueron trasladados al mismo distrito. Budd anunció su candidatura al Senado de los Estados Unidos. ^{[ 118 ]}

primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Candidato

Richard Hudson , actual representante de los Estados Unidos por el octavo distrito congresional de Carolina del Norte ^{[ 110 ]}

Eliminado en primaria

Michael Adriani ^{[ 5 ]}
Jennyfer Bucardo, maestra suplente ^{[ 96 ]}^{[ 34 ]}^{[ 5 ]}
Francisco Ríos ^{[ 5 ]}

Retirado

Peter Boykin , comentarista político (candidato al Distrito 63 de la Cámara de Representantes de Carolina del Norte ) ^{[ 5 ]}
Grayson Haff (candidato a la Cámara de Representantes del Distrito 83 de Carolina del Norte ) ^{[ 116 ]}
Nat Robertson , ex alcalde de Fayetteville (2013–2017) ^{[ 119 ]} (anteriormente se postuló para competir en el nuevo 4.º distrito trazado por la legislatura estatal, luego se retiró debido a la redistribución de distritos por parte de los tribunales) ^{[ 120 ]}
John Szoka , representante estatal (desde 2013) ^{[ 121 ]}^{[ 122 ]} (candidato a comisionado general del condado de Cumberland ) ^{[ 123 ]}

Rechazado

Dan Bishop , representante estadounidense en funciones (candidato en el 8.º distrito congresional de Carolina del Norte ) ^{[ 110 ]}
Ted Budd , representante estadounidense en ejercicio (candidato al Senado de los Estados Unidos ) ^{[ 118 ]}

Avales

Richard Hudson

presidentes de Estados Unidos

Donald Trump , expresidente de los Estados Unidos (2017–2021) ^{[ 124 ]}

Periódicos

El piloto ^{[ 125 ]} (postprimaria)

Resultados

primarias demócratas

Candidatos

Candidato

Ben Clark , senador estatal (desde 2013) ^{[ 126 ]}^{[ 127 ]}

Retirado

Maddie Parra, empresaria ^{[ 96 ]}^{[ 128 ]}

Elecciones generales

Predicciones

Resultados

Distrito 10

El titular era el republicano Patrick McHenry , quien fue reelegido con el 68,9% de los votos en 2020. ^{[ 3 ]}

primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Candidato

Patrick McHenry , representante estadounidense en funciones ^{[ 129 ]}

Eliminado en primaria

Jeff Gregory ^{[ 5 ]}
Michael Magnotta ^{[ 5 ]}
Gary Robinson ^{[ 5 ]}
Richard Speer, veterano del ejército estadounidense ^{[ 5 ]}

Rechazado

Tim Moore , presidente de la Cámara de Representantes de Carolina del Norte (2015-presente) ^{[ 130 ]}^{[ 131 ]}^{[ 132 ]}

Avales

Patrick McHenry

presidentes de Estados Unidos

Donald Trump , expresidente de los Estados Unidos (2017–2021) ^{[ 133 ]}

Resultados

primarias demócratas

Candidatos

Candidato

Pam Genant, enfermera y ex oficial del ejército ^{[ 134 ]}^{[ 5 ]}

Eliminado en primaria

Michael Felder ^{[ 5 ]}

Avales

Pam Genant

Organizaciones

AFL-CIO de Carolina del Norte ^{[ 15 ]}

Resultados

Elecciones generales

Predicciones

Resultados

Distrito 11

El titular era el republicano Madison Cawthorn , quien fue elegido con el 54,5% de los votos en 2020. ^{[ 3 ]} Debido al papel de Cawthorn en el ataque al Capitolio de los Estados Unidos del 6 de enero y otras controversias, fue derrotado en su intento de reelección en 2022 por el senador estatal de Carolina del Norte, Chuck Edwards , quien ganó las elecciones generales.

El distrito 11 incluye los condados de Cherokee , Graham , Clay , Macon , Swain , Jackson , Haywood , Transylvania , Henderson , Buncombe , Madison , Yancey , Polk y McDowell , así como la mitad occidental del condado de Rutherford .

primarias republicanas

Candidato

Chuck Edwards , senador estatal ^{[ 135 ]}^{[ 5 ]}

Eliminado en primaria

Matthew Burril ^{[ 5 ]}
Madison Cawthorn , representante estadounidense en funciones ^{[ 136 ]}^{[ 137 ]}^{[ 138 ]}
Rod Honeycutt, ex coronel del ejército estadounidense ^{[ 139 ]}
Wendy Nevarez, especialista en reclamaciones de seguridad social y veterana de la Marina de los EE. UU. ^{[ 140 ]}
Bruce O'Connell, gerente del hotel ^{[ 141 ]}
Kristie Sluder ^{[ 5 ]}
Michele Woodhouse, presidenta del distrito NC-11 del Partido Republicano de Carolina del Norte ^[¹⁴²^]

Retirado

Eric Batchelor, ayudante del sheriff del condado de Haywood ^{[ 143 ]}^{[ 144 ]}

Rechazado

Kevin Corbin , senador estatal ^{[ 145 ]}^{[ 146 ]}

Avales

Madison Cawthorn

presidentes de Estados Unidos

Donald Trump , 45.º presidente de los Estados Unidos (2017-2021) ^{[ 147 ]}^{[ 148 ]}

Organizaciones

Chuck Edwards

senadores estadounidenses

Thom Tillis , senador estadounidense por Carolina del Norte (2015-presente) ^{[ 150 ]}

legisladores estatales

Phil Berger , presidente pro tempore del Senado de Carolina del Norte (2011-presente) de los distritos 30, 26 y 12 (2001-presente) ^{[ 150 ]}
Tim Moore , presidente de la Cámara de Representantes de Carolina del Norte (2015-presente) del distrito 111 (2003-presente) ^{[ 150 ]}

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senadores estadounidenses

Richard Burr , senador estadounidense por Carolina del Norte (2005–2023), ex representante estadounidense por el 5.º distrito congresional de Carolina del Norte (1995–2005) ^{[ 150 ]}

Votación

Resultados

Resultados por condado

Resultados por distrito electoral

primarias demócratas

Candidatos

Candidato

Jasmine Beach-Ferrara, comisionada del condado de Buncombe ^{[ 155 ]}

Eliminado en primaria

Jay Carey, veterano del ejército estadounidense ^{[ 156 ]}^{[ 34 ]}
Katie Dean, propietaria de un taller de reparación de automóviles ^{[ 141 ]}^{[ 34 ]}
Marco Gutiérrez ^{[ 5 ]}
Bo Hess, psicoterapeuta ^{[ 157 ]}^{[ 34 ]}
Bynum Lunsford ^{[ 5 ]}

Retirado

Eric Gash, pastor ^{[ 158 ]}^{[ 159 ]}
Josh Remillard, veterano ^{[ 160 ]} (candidato a la Cámara de Representantes de Carolina del Norte) ^{[ 161 ]}
Brooker Smith, veterano de la Fuerza Aérea de los Estados Unidos ^{[ 162 ]}^{[ 34 ]}

Avales

Playa de jazmines-Ferrara

Organizaciones

Igualdad Carolina del Norte ^{[ 52 ]}
Comité de Acción Política por la Igualdad ^{[ 163 ]} (postprimarias)
Fondo de Victoria LGBTQ ^{[ 164 ]}
LPAC ^{[ 165 ]}
AFL-CIO de Carolina del Norte ^{[ 15 ]}
Sierra Club ^{[ 16 ]}

Resultados

Independientes y terceros

Candidatos

Declarado

David Coatney (libertario) ^{[ 166 ]}

Elecciones generales

Predicciones

Votación

Resultados

Distrito 12

La titular era la demócrata Alma Adams , quien fue reelegida sin oposición en 2020. ^{[ 3 ]}

primarias demócratas

Candidatos

Candidato

Alma Adams , representante estadounidense en funciones ^{[ 168 ]}^{[ 110 ]}

Eliminado en primaria

John Sharkey ^{[ 5 ]}

Avales

Alma Adams

Organizaciones

Igualdad Carolina del Norte ^{[ 52 ]}
Comité de Acción Política de la Mayoría Feminista ^{[ 53 ]}
NARAL América pro-elección ^{[ 169 ]}
AFL-CIO de Carolina del Norte ^{[ 15 ]}
Demócratas Progresistas de América ^{[ 170 ]}
Sierra Club ^{[ 16 ]}

Resultados

primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Candidato

Tyler Lee, inversor inmobiliario ^{[ 171 ]}

Eliminado en primaria

Andrew Huffman ^{[ 5 ]}
Nalini Joseph ^{[ 5 ]}

Resultados

Elecciones generales

Predicciones

Resultados

Distrito 13

Debido a la redistribución de distritos tras el censo de 2020, este es un distrito nuevo sin representante en funciones.

The 13th district includes all of Johnston County, the southern half of Wake County, the western half of Wayne County, and the eastern half of Harnett County. Democratic nominee Wiley Nickel defeated Republican nominee Bo Hines in the November 8 general election by 8,834 votes.^[172]

Republican primary

Candidates

Nominee

Bo Hines, former college football player^[173]^[174]

Eliminated in primary

DeVan Barbour, RNC delegate^[5]
Kelly Daughtry, attorney and daughter of N. Leo Daughtry^[5]
Renee Ellmers, former U.S. representative for North Carolina's 2nd congressional district (2011–2017) and candidate for lieutenant governor in 2020^[130]^[175]^[174]
Kent Keirsey, businessman and U.S. Army reserve officer^[96]^[34]
Jessica Morel^[5]
Chad Slotta, businessman^[5]
Kevin Alan Wolff^[5]

Endorsements

Bo Hines

U.S. executive branch officials

Donald Trump, 45th president of the United States (2017–2021)^[176]

U.S. representatives

Kat Cammack, U.S. representative from Florida's 3rd congressional district (2021–present)
Madison Cawthorn, U.S. representative from North Carolina's 11th congressional district (2021–2023)^[177]
Marjorie Taylor Greene, U.S. representative from Georgia's 14th congressional district (2021–present)^[178]

Individuals

Ryan Fournier, chairman of Students for Trump^[177]
Catalina Lauf, Illinois congressional candidate and former Trump administration staffer^[177]
Karoline Leavitt, New Hampshire congressional candidate and former assistant press secretary to Donald Trump^[177]

Organizations

Kent Keirsey

U.S. senators

Tom Cotton, U.S. senator from Arkansas (2015–present)^[180]

Polling

Results

Democratic primary

Candidates

Nominee

Wiley Nickel, state senator (since 2019)^[5]^[62](previously filed to run in North Carolina's 4th congressional district)

Eliminated in primary

Jamie Campbell Bowles^[5]
Nathan Click, Air Force veteran and small business owner^[182]^[62]
Denton Lee, teacher and unaffiliated candidate for North Carolina's 26th General Assembly District in 2020^[5]
Sam Searcy, former state senator (2019–2020)^[183]

Endorsements

Wiley Nickel

State officials

Rufus L. Edmisten, former North Carolina Secretary of State (1989–1996), former North Carolina attorney general (1974–1984)^[184]

State legislators

Allen Wellons, former member of the North Carolina Senate from the 11th district (1997–2003)^[184]

Newspapers and publications

The News & Observer^[185]

Organizations

Alliance for Retired Americans^[186]
Equality North Carolina^[52]
Human Rights Campaign PAC^[187]
League of Conservation Voters Action Fund^[188]
NARAL Pro-Choice America(post-primary)^[86]
Sierra Club^[16]

Labor unions

North Carolina State AFL–CIO^[15]

Sam Searcy

Newspapers and publications

Indy Week(primary only)^[189]

Results

General election

Predictions

Polling

Aggregate polls

Graphical summary

Hypothetical polling

Generic Republican vs. generic Democrat

Results

District 14

Due to redistricting after the 2020 census, this is a new district with no incumbent. The Democratic nominee, State Senator Jeff Jackson, defeated the Republican nominee Pat Harrigan by 39,724 votes.^[198]

Democratic primary

Candidates

Nominee

Jeff Jackson, state senator from the 37th district (2014–present) (previously ran for U.S. Senate)^[199]^[200]^[201]

Eliminated in primary

Ramin Mammadov, quality assurance manager^[202]^[34]^[5]

Declined

Chaz Beasley, former state representative from the 92nd district (2017–2021), candidate for lieutenant governor in 2020^[203]
Julie Eiselt, mayor pro tem of Charlotte (2017–present), at-large member of the Charlotte City Council (2015–present)^[203]^[200]
Malcolm Graham, member of the Charlotte City Council from the 2nd district (2019–present) and 1st district (1999–2004), former state senator from the 40th district (2005–2015)^[200]
Brandon Lofton, state representative from the 104th district (2019–present)^[203]^[204](running for re-election)
Vi Lyles, mayor of Charlotte (2017–present), former mayor pro tempore of Charlotte (2015–2017)^[200](running for re-election)^[205]
Dan McCready, former U.S. Marine, businessman, and nominee for North Carolina's 9th congressional district in 2018 and 2019^[203]

Results

Republican primary

Candidates

Nominee

Pat Harrigan, businessman and Green Beret^[206]^[5]

Eliminated in primary

Jonathan Simpson, entrepreneur and infantry officer in the United States Army National Guard

Results

General election

Endorsements

Jeff Jackson (D)

Organizations

Equality North Carolina^[52]
Human Rights Campaign^[207]
League of Conservation Voters Action Fund^[208]
NARAL Pro-Choice America^[209]
North Carolina AFL–CIO^[15]
Sierra Club^[16]

Predictions

Results

Notes

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10Key:A – all adultsRV – registered votersLV – likely votersV – unclear
↑Calculated by taking the difference of 100% and all other candidates combined.

Partisan clients

1 2 3Poll sponsored by Davis's campaign
↑Poll sponsored by EMILY's List, which supports Foushee
1 2Poll sponsored by GOPAC, which has not endorsed any candidate in the Republican primary for the 11th congressional district
↑Poll sponsored by Edwards's campaign
↑Poll sponsored by Cawthorn's campaign
↑Poll sponsored by Beach-Ferrara's campaign
↑Poll sponsored by the John Locke Foundation, a conservative think tank.
1 2Poll conducted in-house by and for the DCCC.
1 2Poll sponsored by the House Majority PAC.

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