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2022 general · November 8, 2022

2022 North Carolina House of Representatives election results, district by district

Every North Carolina House of Representatives district in the 2022 general election: winners, margins, unopposed seats and seats that changed party.

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Seats after the election

Republicans controlled the chamber · 120 seats

After the electionD 49 · R 71
Races120
Changed party0
Unopposed31%37 races
Incumbents defeated7

Every district

D 49 · R 71

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
HD-1Ed Goodwin (R)Unopposed
HD-2Ray Jeffers (D)11.1Incumbent lost
HD-3Steve Tyson (R)Unopposed
HD-4Jimmy Dixon (R)33.2
HD-5Bill Ward (R)7.7Incumbent lost
HD-6Joe Pike (R)21.3
HD-7Matthew Winslow (R)Unopposed
HD-8Gloristine Brown (D)7.1
HD-9Tim Reeder (R)1.2Incumbent lost
HD-10John Bell (R)Unopposed
HD-11Allison Dahle (D)Unopposed
HD-12Chris Humphrey (R)22.8
HD-13Celeste Cairns (R)42.6
HD-14George G. Cleveland (R)32.4
HD-15Phil Shepard (R)36.1
HD-16Carson Smith (R)Unopposed
HD-17Frank Iler (R)24.6
HD-18Deb Butler (D)6.6
HD-19Charlie Miller (R)Unopposed
HD-20Ted Davis (R)2.3
HD-21Ya Liu (D)37.7
HD-22William Brisson (R)Unopposed
HD-23Shelly Willingham (D)8.8
HD-24Ken Fontenot (R)8.4Incumbent lost
HD-25Allen Chesser (R)8.2Incumbent lost
HD-26Donna White (R)18.4
HD-27Michael H. Wray (D)22.9
HD-28Larry Strickland (R)43.9
HD-29Vernetta Alston (D)Unopposed
HD-30Marcia Morey (D)74.6
HD-31Zack Hawkins (D)68.4
HD-32Frank Sossamon (R)2.7Incumbent lost
HD-33Rosa U. Gill (D)22.3
HD-34Tim Longest (D)23.6
HD-35Terence Everitt (D)5.9
HD-36Julie von Haefen (D)14.7
HD-37Erin Paré (R)7.8
HD-38Abe Jones (D)74.9
HD-39James Roberson (D)20.4
HD-40Joe John (D)12.0
HD-41Maria Cervania (D)30.4
HD-42Marvin W. Lucas (D)42.5
HD-43Diane Wheatley (R)10.0
HD-44Charles Smith (D)Unopposed
HD-45Frances Jackson (D)10.3
HD-46Brenden Jones (R)Unopposed
HD-47Jarrod Lowery (R)21.4
HD-48Garland Pierce (D)7.0
HD-49Cynthia Ball (D)38.4
HD-50Renée Price (D)18.9
HD-51John Sauls (R)30.0
HD-52Ben Moss (R)Unopposed
HD-53Howard Penny (R)34.3
HD-54Robert Reives (D)10.6
HD-55Mark Brody (R)Unopposed
HD-56Allen Buansi (D)Unopposed
HD-57Ashton Clemmons (D)10.1
HD-58Amos Quick (D)38.3
HD-59Jon Hardister (R)12.7
HD-60Cecil Brockman (D)17.9
HD-61Mary Price Harrison (D)Unopposed
HD-62Joseph Aubrey Faircloth Jr. (R)4.3
HD-63Stephen Ross (R)2.2Incumbent lost
HD-64Dennis Riddell (R)25.1
HD-65Reece Pyrtle (R)34.3
HD-66Sarah Crawford (D)42.9
HD-67Wayne Sasser (R)Unopposed
HD-68David Willis (R)Unopposed
HD-69Dean Arp (R)33.2
HD-70Brian Biggs (R)58.0
HD-71Kanika Brown (D)Unopposed
HD-72Amber Baker (D)47.7
HD-73Diamond Staton-Williams (D)2.3
HD-74Jeff Zenger (R)4.7
HD-75Donny Lambeth (R)Unopposed
HD-76Harry Warren (R)Unopposed
HD-77Julia Howard (R)Unopposed
HD-78Neal Jackson (R)53.1
HD-79Keith Kidwell (R)Unopposed
HD-80Sam Watford (R)56.9
HD-81Larry Potts (R)48.5
HD-82Kristin Baker (R)Unopposed
HD-83Kevin Crutchfield (R)Unopposed
HD-84Jeff McNeely (R)Unopposed
HD-85Dudley Greene (R)49.2
HD-86Hugh Blackwell (R)Unopposed
HD-87Destin Hall (R)52.4
HD-88Mary Belk (D)38.5
HD-89Mitchell Setzer (R)Unopposed
HD-90Sarah Stevens (R)Unopposed
HD-91Kyle Hall (R)Unopposed
HD-92Terry Brown (D)38.9
HD-93Ray Pickett (R)16.8
HD-94Jeffrey Elmore (R)60.1
HD-95Grey Mills (R)35.0
HD-96Jay Adams (R)Unopposed
HD-97Jason R. Saine (R)Unopposed
HD-98John R. Bradford III (R)1.9
HD-99Nasif Majeed (D)65.1
HD-100John Autry (D)Unopposed
HD-101Carolyn Logan (D)49.8
HD-102Becky Carney (D)63.4
HD-103Laura Budd (D)5.0
HD-104Brandon Lofton (D)10.5
HD-105Wesley Harris (D)13.7
HD-106Carla Cunningham (D)40.3
HD-107Kelly M. Alexander Jr. (D)63.7
HD-108John Torbett (R)Unopposed
HD-109Donnie Loftis (R)21.6
HD-110Kelly Hastings (R)Unopposed
HD-111Tim Moore (R)Unopposed
HD-112Tricia Cotham (D)18.4
HD-113Jake Johnson (R)Unopposed
HD-114Eric Ager (D)37.5
HD-115Lindsey Prather (D)15.1
HD-116Caleb Rudow (D)24.7
HD-117Jennifer Balkcom (R)17.9
HD-118Mark Pless (R)20.6
HD-119Mike Clampitt (R)7.8
HD-120Karl Gillespie (R)Unopposed

North Carolina House of Representatives

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner; MIT Election Data and Science Lab