All candidates are limited to accepting up to $5,400 per individual donor, per election cycle.
Candidates are limited to accepting up to $5,400 per political action committee (PAC) per election cycle.
Candidates may accept unlimited contributions from political parties.
Candidates may make unlimited contributions to their own campaign from their personal funds.
Candidates may not accept contributions from a super PAC, corporation, or union.
Candidates are required to file detailed reports on their campaign donations and expenditures. Transparency USA provides accurate, searchable data within days of its release by the North Carolina State Board of Elections.
July 10, 2020 – 2nd Quarter Reports
October 27, 2020 – 3rd Quarter Reports
January 1, 2021 – 4th Quarter Reports
North Carolina statewide office holders (such as the governor and lieutenant governor) serve four-year terms and are up for reelection in presidential election years.
The North Carolina General Assembly meets for two-year sessions which begin in odd numbered years.
North Carolina House Representatives serve two-year terms.
North Carolina State Senators serve four-year terms.
North Carolina has no term limits for legislators and most statewide officials. The Governor and Lieutenant Governor are limited to two consecutive terms in office.