Who Are North Carolina’s Republican Voters in 2026?

By on 10.30.26 in Elections & Voting

This is part of our series looking at North Carolina’s registered voters. Other stories include an in-depth look at North Carolina’s Democrat voters and an in-depth look at North Carolina’s unaffiliated voters. As of October 25th, 2026, North Carolina had 7.8 million registered voters. Of these, 2,330,371 million, or 30%, were registered as a Republican. Age  Younger voters are the least likely to register as Republican and display a higher affinity for registering unaffiliated. Just…

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Who Are North Carolina’s Unaffiliated Voter’s in 2026?

By on 10.30.26 in Elections & Voting

This is part of our series looking at the demographics of North Carolina’s registered voters. Other stories include an in-depth look at North Carolina’s Republican voters and an in-depth look at North Carolina’s Democrat voters. As of October 25th, 2026, North Carolina had 7.8 million registered voters. Of these, 3,170,178 million, or 40%, were registered unaffiliated. This post examines the characteristics of North Carolina’s unaffiliated voters. Age  Younger voters are the most likely to register…

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Who Are North Carolina’s Democratic Voters in 2026?

By on 10.30.26 in Elections & Voting

This is part of our series looking at the demographics of North Carolina’s registered voters. Other stories include an in-depth look at North Carolina’s Republican voters and an in-depth look at North Carolina’s unaffiliated voters. As of October 25th, 2026, North Carolina had 7.8 million registered voters. Of these, 2,336,966 million, or 30%, were registered Democrat. Age  Older voters are the most likely to register as a Democrat, reflective of the legacy of the “Solid…

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Who Are North Carolina’s Registered Voters in 2026?

By on 10.30.26 in Elections & Voting

According to the latest estimates, North Carolina has about 8 million citizen-voting-age residents, and as of October 25th, 2026, 7.8 million registered voters. Their partisan affiliation was roughly split between three groups: unaffiliated, Democrat, and Republican, with a 10% lead in unaffiliated. Specifically: 3,170,178 or 40% were registered unaffiliated; 2,336,966 or 30% were registered Democrat; 2,330,371or 30% were registered Republican; and 51,734 or 0.66% were registered to another party. Who are these voters? And how…

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