In North Carolina, voters cast ballots every four years to decide the future of their state. One of the rare states that selects its executive government at the same time as the presidential election, North Carolina’s elections are important for setting the stage for the direction of the state for years to come. Today, we’re …
Political Profile
North Carolina Government:
Governor: Roy Cooper (D)
Lieutenant Governor: Mark Robinson (R)
Attorney General: Josh Stein (D)
Secretary of State: Elaine Marshall (D)
Commissioner of Agriculture: Steve Troxler (R)
Commissioner of Insurance: Mike Causey (R)
Commissioner of Labor: Josh Dobson (R)
Superintendent of Public Instruction: Catherine Truitt (R)
State Treasurer: Dale Folwell (R)
State Auditor: Beth Wood (D)
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- Upcoming Elections
- Campaign Finance Filing Deadlines
- Legislative Sessions
- State House of Representatives
- State Senate
- Term Limits
Campaign Finance Snapshot
Top Candidates
| Candidate | Total Donations |
|---|---|
| Roy Cooper | $38,034,345.03 |
| Josh Stein | $11,392,677.26 |
| Dan Forest | $10,383,494.05 |
| Tess Judge | $2,939,454.87 |
| Terri LeGrand | $2,718,673.97 |
| JD Wooten | $2,284,089.00 |
| Timothy K Moore | $2,189,277.27 |
| Cheri Beasley | $2,147,120.69 |
| Cheri Beasley | $2,147,120.69 |
| Phil E Berger | $2,096,087.69 |
Top PACs
| PAC | Total Donations |
|---|---|
| NC Democratic Party - State | $22,751,311.03 |
| NC Democratic Leadership Committee "Ncdlc" | $21,922,782.00 |
| Citizens for a Better North Carolina | $15,925,450.00 |
| Beyond Carbon Victory Fund (Closed (Pending)) | $8,793,580.33 |
| Citizens for a Better NC Senate | $7,992,832.70 |
| North Carolina Republican Party | $7,959,261.86 |
| North Carolina Senate Majority Fund | $7,333,999.72 |
| A Better NC | $5,190,000.00 |
| Citizens for a Better NC House | $4,610,000.00 |
| Daga People's Lawyer Project NC | $4,228,491.53 |
Top Donors
| Donor | Contributions |
|---|---|
| Good Government Coalition | $15,225,000.00 |
| Democratic Action | $9,920,000.00 |
| Michael R Bloomberg | $9,303,580.33 |
| Aggregated Individual Contribution | $8,880,052.35 |
| North Carolina Democratic Party House Caucus | $3,650,684.77 |
| Make North Carolina First | $3,315,000.00 |
| League of Conservation Voters Action | $1,710,800.01 |
| Daga PAC - Federal | $1,604,500.00 |
| Nea Fund for Children and Public Education | $1,419,966.07 |
| Future Now Fund - Federal | $1,418,400.00 |
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