North Carolina

Statewide elected officials and every seat in the North Carolina General Assembly. For North Carolina's members of Congress, see your representatives.

Statewide offices 3

Governor Josh Stein (Democratic)
Lieutenant Governor Rachel Hunt (Democratic)
Attorney General Jeff Jackson (Democratic)

Senate 50 members · 50 seats

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the North Carolina General Assembly's website ↗.

District 1 Jerry Tillett (Republican)
District 2 Norman Sanderson (Republican)
District 3 Bob Brinson (Republican)
District 4 Buck Newton (Republican)
District 5 Kandie Smith (Democratic)
District 6 Michael Lazzara (Republican)
District 7 Michael Lee (Republican)
District 8 Bill Rabon (Republican)
District 9 Brent Jackson (Republican)
District 10 Benton Sawrey (Republican)
District 11 Lisa Barnes (Republican)
District 12 Jim Burgin (Republican)
District 13 Lisa Grafstein (Democratic)
District 14 Dan Blue (Democratic)
District 15 Jay Chaudhuri (Democratic)
District 16 Gale Adcock (Democratic)
District 17 Sydney Batch (Democratic)
District 18 Haseeb Fatmi (Democratic)
District 19 Val Applewhite (Democratic)
District 20 Natalie Murdock (Democratic)
District 21 Tom McInnis (Republican)
District 22 Sophia Chitlik (Democratic)
District 23 Jonah Garson (Democratic)
District 24 Danny Britt (Republican)
District 25 Amy Galey (Republican)
District 26 Phil Berger (Republican)
District 27 Michael Garrett (Democratic)
District 28 Gladys Robinson (Democratic)
District 29 Dave Craven (Republican)
District 30 Steve Jarvis (Republican)
District 31 Dana Jones (Republican)
District 32 Paul Lowe (Democratic)
District 33 Carl Ford (Republican)
District 34 Chris Measmer (Republican)
District 35 Todd Johnson (Republican)
District 36 Eddie Settle (Republican)
District 37 Vickie Sawyer (Republican)
District 38 Mujtaba Mohammed (Democratic)
District 39 DeAndrea Salvador (Democratic)
District 40 Joyce Waddell (Democratic)
District 41 Caleb Theodros (Democratic)
District 42 Woodson Bradley (Democratic)
District 43 Brad Overcash (Republican)
District 44 Ted Alexander (Republican)
District 45 Mark Hollo (Republican)
District 46 Warren Daniel (Republican)
District 47 Ralph Hise (Republican)
District 48 Tim Moffitt (Republican)
District 49 Julie Mayfield (Democratic)
District 50 Kevin Corbin (Republican)

House 120 members · 120 seats

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the North Carolina General Assembly's website ↗.

District 1 Ed Goodwin (Republican)
District 2 Ray Jeffers (Democratic)
District 3 Steve Tyson (Republican)
District 4 Jimmy Dixon (Republican)
District 5 Bill Ward (Republican)
District 6 Joe Pike (Republican)
District 7 Matthew Winslow (Republican)
District 8 Gloristine Brown (Democratic)
District 9 Tim Reeder (Republican)
District 10 John Bell (Republican)
District 11 Allison Dahle (Democratic)
District 12 Chris Humphrey (Republican)
District 13 Celeste Cairns (Republican)
District 14 Wyatt Gable (Republican)
District 15 Phil Shepard (Republican)
District 16 Carson Smith (Republican)
District 17 Frank Iler (Republican)
District 18 Deb Butler (Democratic)
District 19 Charlie Miller (Republican)
District 20 Ted Davis (Republican)
District 21 Ya Liu (Democratic)
District 22 William Brisson (Republican)
District 23 Shelly Willingham (Democratic)
District 24 Dante Pittman (Democratic)
District 25 Allen Chesser (Republican)
District 26 Donna White (Republican)
District 27 Rodney Pierce (Democratic)
District 28 Larry Strickland (Republican)
District 29 Vernetta Alston (Democratic)
District 30 Marcia Morey (Democratic)
District 31 Zack Hawkins (Democratic)
District 32 Bryan Cohn (Democratic)
District 33 Monika Johnson-Hostler (Democratic)
District 34 Tim Longest (Democratic)
District 35 Mike Schietzelt (Republican)
District 36 Julie von Haefen (Democratic)
District 37 Erin Paré (Republican)
District 38 Abe Jones (Democratic)
District 39 James Roberson (Democratic)
District 40 Phil Rubin (Democratic)
District 41 Maria Cervania (Democratic)
District 42 Mike Colvin (Democratic)
District 43 Diane Wheatley (Republican)
District 44 Charles Smith (Democratic)
District 45 Frances Jackson (Democratic)
District 46 Brenden Jones (Republican)
District 47 John Lowery (Republican)
District 48 Garland Pierce (Democratic)
District 49 Cynthia Ball (Democratic)
District 50 Renée Price (Democratic)
District 51 John Sauls (Republican)
District 52 Ben Moss (Republican)
District 53 Howard Penny (Republican)
District 54 Robert Reives (Democratic)
District 55 Mark Brody (Republican)
District 56 Allen Buansi (Democratic)
District 57 Tracy Clark (Democratic)
District 58 Amos Quick (Democratic)
District 59 Alan Branson (Republican)
District 60 Amanda Cook (Democratic)
District 61 Pricey Harrison (Democratic)
District 62 John Blust (Republican)
District 63 Stephen Ross (Republican)
District 64 Dennis Riddell (Republican)
District 65 Reece Pyrtle (Republican)
District 66 Sarah Crawford (Democratic)
District 67 Cody Huneycutt (Republican)
District 68 David Willis (Republican)
District 69 Dean Arp (Republican)
District 70 Brian Biggs (Republican)
District 71 Kanika Brown (Democratic)
District 72 Amber Baker (Democratic)
District 73 Jonathan Almond (Republican)
District 74 Jeff Zenger (Republican)
District 75 Donny Lambeth (Republican)
District 76 Harry Warren (Republican)
District 77 Julia Howard (Republican)
District 78 Neal Jackson (Republican)
District 79 Keith Kidwell (Republican)
District 80 Sam Watford (Republican)
District 81 Larry Potts (Republican)
District 82 Brian Echevarria (Republican)
District 83 Grant Campbell (Republican)
District 84 Jeff McNeely (Republican)
District 85 Dudley Greene (Republican)
District 86 Hugh Blackwell (Republican)
District 87 Destin Hall (Republican)
District 88 Mary Belk (Democratic)
District 89 Mitchell Setzer (Republican)
District 90 Dan Kiger (Republican)
District 91 Kyle Hall (Republican)
District 92 Terry Brown (Democratic)
District 93 Ray Pickett (Republican)
District 94 Blair Eddins (Republican)
District 95 Todd Carver (Republican)
District 96 Jay Adams (Republican)
District 97 Heather Rhyne (Republican)
District 98 Beth Gardner Helfrich (Democratic)
District 99 Nasif Majeed (Independent)
District 100 Julia Greenfield (Democratic)
District 101 Carolyn Logan (Democratic)
District 102 Becky Carney (Democratic)
District 103 Laura Budd (Democratic)
District 104 Brandon Lofton (Democratic)
District 105 Tricia Cotham (Republican)
District 106 Carla Cunningham (Independent)
District 107 Aisha Dew (Democratic)
District 108 John Torbett (Republican)
District 109 Donnie Loftis (Republican)
District 110 Kelly Hastings (Republican)
District 111 Paul Scott (Republican)
District 112 Jordan Lopez (Democratic)
District 113 Jake Johnson (Republican)
District 114 Eric Ager (Democratic)
District 115 Lindsey Prather (Democratic)
District 116 Brian Turner (Democratic)
District 117 Jennifer Balkcom (Republican)
District 118 Mark Pless (Republican)
District 119 Anna Ferguson (Republican)
District 120 Karl Gillespie (Republican)

Source: Open States (Plural Policy), checked Oct 28, 2026. Names link to each official's own page.