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President President Donald Trump (Announced) Republican	Joe Biden, Jr. Challenger (Announced) Democratic Pete Buttigieg Challenger (Announced) Democratic Tulsi Gabbard Challenger (Announced) Democratic Amy Klobuchar Challenger (Announced) Democratic Bernie Sanders Challenger (Announced) Democratic Tom Steyer Challenger (Announced) Democratic Joe Walsh Challenger (Announced) Republican Elizabeth Warren Challenger (Announced) Democratic Bill Weld Challenger (Announced) Republican Andrew Yang Challenger (Announced) Democratic See All Presidential Candidates
Vice President Vice President Mike Pence Republican
U.S. Attorney General Attorney General William Barr
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue Republican
U.S. Secretary of Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, Jr. Republican
U.S. Secretary of Defense Secretary Mark Esper
U.S. Secretary of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos Republican
U.S. Secretary of Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette
U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar II
U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Vacant
U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson Republican
U.S. Secretary of Labor Secretary Eugene Scalia
U.S. Secretary of State Secretary Mike Pompeo Republican
U.S. Secretary of Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao Republican
U.S. Secretary of Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin
U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie
U.S. Secretary of the Interior Secretary David Bernhardt

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U.S. Senate Senator Richard Burr Senior Seat Republican
Senator Thomas Tillis Junior Seat (Running) Republican	Cal Cunningham Junior Seat Challenger (Running) Democratic Trevor Fuller Junior Seat Challenger (Running) Democratic Atul Goel Junior Seat Challenger (Running) Democratic Larry Holmquist Junior Seat Challenger (Running) Republican Sharon Hudson Junior Seat Challenger (Running) Republican Erica Smith Junior Seat Challenger (Running) Democratic Steven Swenson Junior Seat Challenger (Running) Democratic Paul Wright Junior Seat Challenger (Running) Republican



U.S. House District 1 Representative G.K. Butterfield, Jr. District 1 (Running) Democratic	Ethan Baca District 1 Challenger (Running) Republican Jim Glisson II District 1 Challenger (Running) Republican Michele Nix District 1 Challenger (Running) Republican Sandra Smith District 1 Challenger (Running) Republican
District 4 Representative David Price District 4 (Running) Democratic	Daniel Lockwood District 4 Challenger (Running) Democratic Steve Loor District 4 Challenger (Running) Republican Debesh Sarkar District 4 Challenger (Running) Republican Nasir Shaikh District 4 Challenger (Running) Republican Robert Thomas District 4 Challenger (Running) Republican

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Governor Governor Roy Cooper III (Running) Democratic	Dan Forest Challenger (Running) Republican Holly Grange Challenger (Running) Republican Ernest Reeves Challenger (Running) Democratic
Lieutenant Governor Lieutenant Governor Dan Forest Republican	Chaz Beasley Challenger (Running) Democratic Richard Bengel IV Challenger (Running) Republican Deborah Cochran Challenger (Running) Republican Renee Ellmers Challenger (Running) Republican Gregory Gebhardt Challenger (Running) Republican Yvonne Holley Challenger (Running) Democratic Mark Johnson, Jr. Challenger (Running) Republican Ron Newton Challenger (Running) Democratic John Ritter Challenger (Running) Republican Mark Robinson Challenger (Running) Republican Scott Stone Challenger (Running) Republican Allen Thomas, Jr. Challenger (Running) Democratic Bill Toole Challenger (Running) Democratic Terry Van Duyn Challenger (Running) Democratic Andy Wells, Jr. Challenger (Running) Republican

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State House District 31 Representative Zack Hawkins District 31 Democratic
District 40 Representative Joseph John, Sr. District 40 Democratic
District 49 Representative Cynthia Ball District 49 Democratic
State Senate District 16 Senator Wiley Nickel III District 16 Democratic
District 20 Vacant District 20

Incumbents	Challengers
Attorney General Attorney General Josh Stein Democratic	Sam Hayes Challenger (Running) Republican Christine Mumma Challenger (Running) Republican James O'Neill Challenger (Running) Republican
Secretary of State Secretary Elaine Marshall Democratic	Chad Brown Challenger (Running) Republican Michael LaPaglia Challenger (Running) Republican E.C. Sykes, Jr. Challenger (Running) Republican
Auditor Auditor Beth Wood (Running) Democratic	Timothy Hoegemeyer Challenger (Running) Republican Anthony Street Challenger (Running) Republican Luis Toledo Challenger (Running) Democratic
Controller Linda Combs
Secretary of Revenue Secretary Ronald Penny
State Superintendent of Public Instruction	James Barrett, Jr. Challenger (Running) Democratic Craig Horn Challenger (Running) Republican Constance Johnson Challenger (Running) Democratic Michael Maher Challenger (Running) Democratic Jen Mangrum Challenger (Running) Democratic Keith Sutton Challenger (Running) Democratic Catherine Truitt Challenger (Running) Republican
Treasurer Treasurer Dale Folwell Republican	Dimple Ajmera Challenger (Running) Democratic Aaron Chatterji Challenger (Running) Democratic Matt Leatherman Challenger (Running) Democratic

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Associate Justice of the Supreme Court Associate Justice Mark Davis (Running) Non-partisan Associate Justice Anita Earls Non-partisan Associate Justice Samuel Ervin IV Non-partisan Associate Justice Robin Hudson Non-partisan Associate Justice Michael Morgan Non-partisan Associate Justice Paul Newby Non-partisan	Tamara Barringer Challenger (Running) Republican Phil Berger, Jr. Challenger (Running) Republican Lucy Inman Challenger (Running) Democratic
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Chief Justice Cheri Beasley (Running) Non-partisan	Paul Newby Challenger (Running) Republican

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Mayor At-Large (Raleigh) Nancy McFarlane At-Large

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Nancy McFarlane

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Council Member A (Raleigh) Dickie Thompson A
B (Raleigh) David Cox B
C (Raleigh) Corey Branch C
D (Raleigh) Kay Crowder D
E (Raleigh) Stef Mendell E
At-Large (Raleigh) Russ Stephenson At-Large Nicole Stewart At-Large
Commissioner District 1 (Wake County) Commissioner Sig Hutchinson District 1
District 2 (Wake County) Commissioner Matt Calabria District 2
District 3 (Wake County) Commissioner Jessica Holmes District 3
District 4 (Wake County) Commissioner Susan Evans District 4
District 5 (Wake County) Commissioner James West District 5
District 6 (Wake County) Commissioner Greg Ford District 6
District 7 (Wake County) Commissioner Vickie Adamson District 7

Type: State
Nickname: The Tar Heel State
Motto: Esse Quam Videri [To Be Rather than to Seem]
Area: 52,586 sq mi
Population: 9,752,073 (2012 est.)
Capital: Raleigh
Statehood: Nov. 21, 1789 (12th of original 13 states to ratify the Constitution)
Highest Point: Mt. Mitchell, 6,684 ft
Lowest Point: sea level
Bird: Cardinal
Flower: Dogwood
Senators: 50
Representatives: 120
Electoral Votes: 15

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