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Election 2010 Results

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2010 US House elections in North Carolina

North Carolina elected 13 members of the House in 2010: Democrats won 7 seats and Republicans 6.

The closest was the 2nd district, decided by 0.8 points: Renee Ellmers (Republican) beat Bob Etheridge (Democrat), 49.5% to 48.7%, a margin of 0.8 points and 1,483 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 63 of the 100 counties and Democrats in 37. The largest, Wake, cast 276,299 votes and went to the Democrat by 2.0 points. The closest was Gates, where 3 votes separated the two parties.

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Early projection, based on early and incomplete polling: the likely matchups, each weighted by the betting markets' odds of both nominations, not a result. Each county is its 2024 presidential margin moved by its state's projected swing; set a national vote and every state, district and county moves by the same amount from our projection. Colours run in 100 steps from a safe Republican to a safe Democratic margin. Boundaries: US Census Bureau.

Every district

DistrictDemocratVotesRepublicanVotesOthersMargin
1 G. K. Butterfield103,294 (59.3%) Ashley Woolard70,867 (40.7%) D+18.6
2 Bob Etheridge92,393 (48.7%) Renee Ellmers93,876 (49.5%) 3,505 R+0.8
3 Johnny G. Rouse51,317 (25.7%) Walter B. Jones143,225 (71.9%) 4,762 R+46.1
4 David E. Price155,384 (57.2%) William "B. J." Lawson116,448 (42.8%) D+14.3
5 Billy Kennedy72,762 (34.1%) Virginia Foxx140,525 (65.9%) R+31.8
6 Sam Turner51,507 (24.8%) Howard Coble156,252 (75.2%) R+50.4
7 Mike McIntyre113,957 (53.7%) Ilario Gregory Pantano98,328 (46.3%) D+7.4
8 Larry Kissell88,776 (53.0%) Harold Johnson73,129 (43.7%) 5,537 D+9.3
9 Jeff Doctor71,450 (31.0%) Sue Wilkins Myrick158,790 (69.0%) R+37.9
10 Jeff Gregory52,972 (28.8%) Patrick T. McHenry130,813 (71.2%) R+42.4
11 Heath Shuler131,225 (54.3%) Jeff Miller110,246 (45.7%) D+8.7
12 Melvin L. Watt103,495 (63.9%) Greg Dority55,315 (34.1%) 3,197 D+29.7
13 Brad Miller116,103 (55.5%) William "Bill" Randall93,099 (44.5%) D+11.0

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Wake 140,714 50.9% 135,107 48.9% 478 276,299 D+2.0
Mecklenburg 111,768 49.7% 111,638 49.6% 1,451 224,857 D+0.1
Guilford 64,827 47.1% 72,209 52.4% 678 137,714 R+5.4
Forsyth 44,317 46.6% 50,275 52.9% 514 95,106 R+6.3
Buncombe 48,453 61.2% 30,676 38.8% 79,129 D+22.5
Durham 56,991 72.7% 21,410 27.3% 78,401 D+45.4
Cumberland 39,227 57.7% 27,605 40.6% 1,097 67,929 D+17.1
New Hanover 32,444 51.3% 30,744 48.7% 63,188 D+2.7
Union 13,141 26.5% 36,146 72.9% 266 49,553 R+46.4
Gaston 12,268 24.8% 37,203 75.2% 49,471 R+50.4
Cabarrus 18,122 38.3% 27,585 58.3% 1,637 47,344 R+20.0
Johnston 15,903 33.8% 30,335 64.4% 877 47,115 R+30.6
Orange 31,792 69.9% 13,693 30.1% 45,485 D+39.8
Iredell 12,017 28.3% 30,493 71.7% 42,510 R+43.5
Davidson 10,430 25.3% 30,071 73.0% 674 41,175 R+47.7
Alamance 14,215 34.8% 26,671 65.2% 40,886 R+30.5
Catawba 12,474 30.5% 28,400 69.5% 40,874 R+39.0
Pitt 17,323 42.7% 22,897 56.5% 326 40,546 R+13.7
Brunswick 17,919 45.0% 21,869 55.0% 39,788 R+9.9
Henderson 12,713 35.2% 23,423 64.8% 36,136 R+29.6
Rowan 11,363 31.8% 23,979 67.1% 403 35,745 R+35.3
Randolph 6,027 17.2% 28,979 82.8% 35,006 R+65.6
Nash 14,129 45.2% 16,764 53.6% 378 31,271 R+8.4
Wayne 11,261 37.1% 18,824 62.0% 256 30,341 R+24.9
Moore 8,170 29.1% 19,941 70.9% 28,111 R+41.9
Craven 8,359 30.4% 18,631 67.8% 498 27,488 R+37.4
Cleveland 9,069 33.9% 17,718 66.1% 26,787 R+32.3
Wilson 12,332 47.3% 13,351 51.2% 388 26,071 R+3.9
Harnett 9,712 37.6% 15,615 60.4% 523 25,850 R+22.8
Onslow 6,423 24.9% 18,374 71.1% 1,042 25,839 R+46.3
Rockingham 10,461 41.3% 14,877 58.7% 25,338 R+17.4
Chatham 12,541 51.5% 11,573 47.5% 245 24,359 D+4.0
Carteret 4,601 20.0% 17,791 77.2% 666 23,058 R+57.2
Lincoln 6,215 27.2% 16,650 72.8% 22,865 R+45.6
Robeson 16,463 72.1% 6,372 27.9% 22,835 D+44.2
Burke 7,639 34.2% 14,694 65.8% 22,333 R+31.6
Caldwell 5,899 27.3% 15,696 72.7% 21,595 R+45.4
Haywood 12,332 61.0% 7,877 39.0% 20,209 D+22.0
Wilkes 5,986 30.9% 13,394 69.1% 19,380 R+38.2
Rutherford 6,476 34.8% 12,113 65.2% 18,589 R+30.3
Stanly 6,859 37.2% 10,632 57.7% 929 18,420 R+20.5
Surry 6,037 32.9% 12,307 67.1% 18,344 R+34.2
Sampson 8,642 49.4% 8,744 49.9% 122 17,508 R+0.6
Franklin 8,043 46.1% 9,005 51.7% 383 17,431 R+5.5
Lenoir 7,517 43.2% 9,775 56.2% 105 17,397 R+13.0
Watauga 8,210 48.8% 8,610 51.2% 16,820 R+2.4
Pender 7,863 47.2% 8,813 52.8% 16,676 R+5.7
Columbus 10,370 62.8% 6,134 37.2% 16,504 D+25.7
Beaufort 4,932 30.2% 11,145 68.3% 243 16,320 R+38.1
Edgecombe 10,354 64.8% 5,629 35.2% 15,983 D+29.6
Granville 7,461 51.0% 7,167 49.0% 14,628 D+2.0
Lee 6,070 41.9% 8,101 55.9% 313 14,484 R+14.0
Stokes 4,083 28.5% 10,238 71.5% 14,321 R+43.0
Halifax 8,547 59.9% 5,718 40.1% 14,265 D+19.8
Davie 3,632 26.3% 10,182 73.7% 13,814 R+47.4
Vance 8,434 61.9% 5,091 37.4% 93 13,618 D+24.5
Duplin 6,421 49.0% 6,607 50.4% 87 13,115 R+1.4
Macon 7,047 54.6% 5,866 45.4% 12,913 D+9.1
Bladen 8,175 65.8% 4,241 34.2% 12,416 D+31.7
Alexander 3,609 29.1% 8,772 70.9% 12,381 R+41.7
McDowell 6,254 50.8% 6,058 49.2% 12,312 D+1.6
Transylvania 6,348 51.6% 5,960 48.4% 12,308 D+3.2
Richmond 7,655 63.4% 3,931 32.5% 496 12,082 D+30.8
Dare 3,452 29.2% 8,016 67.8% 352 11,820 R+38.6
Yadkin 2,527 21.9% 8,998 78.1% 11,525 R+56.1
Person 5,409 47.5% 5,977 52.5% 11,386 R+5.0
Jackson 6,756 60.5% 4,413 39.5% 11,169 D+21.0
Cherokee 4,815 48.8% 5,048 51.2% 9,863 R+2.4
Ashe 3,640 38.0% 5,928 62.0% 9,568 R+23.9
Pasquotank 4,820 50.6% 4,709 49.4% 9,529 D+1.2
Yancey 5,554 60.3% 3,651 39.7% 9,205 D+20.7
Scotland 5,352 64.2% 2,795 33.5% 192 8,339 D+30.7
Hoke 5,036 60.8% 2,997 36.2% 252 8,285 D+24.6
Martin 4,449 54.1% 3,773 45.9% 8,222 D+8.2
Montgomery 4,808 62.0% 2,772 35.7% 175 7,755 D+26.3
Polk 3,751 48.6% 3,972 51.4% 7,723 R+2.9
Currituck 1,655 21.6% 5,721 74.7% 282 7,658 R+53.1
Northampton 4,575 60.7% 2,959 39.3% 7,534 D+21.4
Caswell 3,902 56.0% 3,066 44.0% 6,968 D+12.0
Madison 4,381 63.3% 2,542 36.7% 6,923 D+26.6
Anson 4,454 66.8% 2,033 30.5% 180 6,667 D+36.3
Hertford 4,380 67.3% 2,133 32.7% 6,513 D+34.5
Bertie 3,899 61.2% 2,468 38.8% 6,367 D+22.5
Warren 4,099 64.9% 2,221 35.1% 6,320 D+29.7
Greene 2,640 47.7% 2,900 52.3% 5,540 R+4.7
Mitchell 1,106 21.4% 4,071 78.6% 5,177 R+57.3
Chowan 2,175 42.6% 2,936 57.4% 5,111 R+14.9
Clay 2,250 46.0% 2,645 54.0% 4,895 R+8.1
Avery 1,003 20.6% 3,875 79.4% 4,878 R+58.9
Pamlico 1,476 31.6% 3,095 66.3% 94 4,665 R+34.7
Swain 3,012 66.1% 1,545 33.9% 4,557 D+32.2
Washington 2,564 57.5% 1,896 42.5% 4,460 D+15.0
Perquimans 1,512 36.9% 2,591 63.1% 4,103 R+26.3
Alleghany 1,463 36.5% 2,547 63.5% 4,010 R+27.0
Graham 2,420 64.2% 1,352 35.8% 3,772 D+28.3
Jones 1,534 41.1% 2,183 58.5% 15 3,732 R+17.4
Gates 1,634 50.0% 1,637 50.0% 3,271 R+0.1
Camden 775 25.2% 2,200 71.5% 101 3,076 R+46.3
Hyde 465 27.7% 1,167 69.6% 44 1,676 R+41.9
Tyrrell 403 30.1% 909 67.8% 29 1,341 R+37.7

Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

North Carolina in every House election we hold

YearSeatsHouse vote
2024 D 4, R 10 R+9.9
2022 D 7, R 7 R+4.3
2020 D 5, R 8 D+0.5
2018 D 3, R 9 R+2.0
2016 D 3, R 10 R+6.6
2014 D 3, R 10 R+11.4
2012 D 4, R 9 D+1.9
2010 D 7, R 6 R+8.9
2008 D 8, R 5 D+9.3
2006 D 7, R 6 D+5.8
2004 D 6, R 7 R+2.1
2002 D 6, R 7 R+10.6
2000 D 5, R 7 R+11.6
1998 D 5, R 7 R+9.8
1996 D 6, R 6 R+8.1
1994 D 4, R 8 R+14.2
1992 D 8, R 4 D+3.1
1990 D 7, R 4 D+7.0