General Election 2026

Catawba College’s Center for North Carolina Politics & Public Service and the UNC Charlotte School of Data Science, with support from the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, have teamed up to create a nonpartisan, easy-to-use election resource for North Carolinians.

Michael Whatley is crisscrossing North Carolina in the final days before the midterms, with help from President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance.

Early voters at the Miller Park Community Center polling place in Winston-Salem share their thoughts on the three state constitution amendments on the midterm ballot this year.

Voters are asked to provide photo ID when voting in North Carolina this year, and it’s one of the three constitutional amendments appearing on the ballot.

Constitutional amendments on the North Carolina ballot have sparked debate this election. But aside from the potential impacts of the proposals, the discussion had WFDD’s Amy Diaz wondering how often North Carolina amends its constitution — and why? Wake Forest University Politics Professor John Dinan weighs in for Carolina Curious.

Hundreds of North Carolina A&T State University students marched to the polls Thursday for the second time since early voting began.

Five candidates are competing for two seats on Forsyth County's Soil and Water Conservation District board. Here's what the supervisors do, and why the typically low-profile board made headlines two years ago.

Voter turnout is soaring compared with the last midterm election in many of the states that are expected to decide control of the U.S. Senate, according to an Associated Press analysis of early voting two weeks before Election Day.

Walter Harris III has been charged with two misdemeanors for disorderly conduct and disturbing an election official, stemming from an incident on the first day of early voting.

Elon University's final poll before the midterm finds former North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper leading Michael Whatley by 13 percentage points. Poll officials say the lead is driven by moderates, independents, Blacks, Hispanics and women.