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2014 US House elections in North Carolina

North Carolina elected 13 members of the House in 2014: Democrats won 3 seats and Republicans 10.

The closest was the 13th district, decided by 14.6 points: George Holding (Republican) beat Brenda Cleary (Democrat), 57.3% to 42.7%, a margin of 14.6 points and 39,273 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 74 of the 100 counties and Democrats in 26. The largest, Wake, cast 322,352 votes and went to the Democrat by 10.2 points. The closest was Watauga, where 2 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. Butterfield154,333 (73.4%) Arthur Rich55,990 (26.6%) D+46.8
2 Clay Aiken85,479 (41.2%) Renee L. Ellmers122,128 (58.8%) R+17.7
3 Marshall Adame66,182 (32.2%) Walter B. Jones139,415 (67.8%) R+35.6
4 David E. Price169,946 (74.7%) Paul Wright57,416 (25.3%) D+49.5
5 Joshua "Josh" Brannon88,973 (39.0%) Virginia Foxx139,279 (61.0%) R+22.0
6 Laura Fjeld103,758 (41.3%) Mark Walker147,312 (58.7%) R+17.4
7 Jonathan Barfield Jr.84,054 (37.1%) David Rouzer134,431 (59.4%) 8,019 R+22.2
8 Antonio Blue65,854 (35.1%) Richard Hudson121,568 (64.9%) R+29.7
9 none Robert Pittenger163,080 (93.9%) 10,588 R+93.9
10 Tate Macqueen85,292 (39.0%) Patrick T. McHenry133,504 (61.0%) R+22.0
11 Tom Hill85,342 (37.1%) Mark Meadows144,682 (62.9%) R+25.8
12 Alma Adams130,096 (75.3%) Vince Coakley42,568 (24.7%) D+50.7
13 Brenda Cleary114,718 (42.7%) George Holding153,991 (57.3%) R+14.6

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Wake 177,561 55.1% 144,791 44.9% 322,352 D+10.2
Mecklenburg 70,339 34.1% 127,880 62.0% 8,060 206,279 R+27.9
Guilford 90,543 55.8% 71,855 44.2% 162,398 D+11.5
Forsyth 55,421 51.5% 52,121 48.5% 107,542 D+3.1
Durham 71,971 78.2% 20,082 21.8% 92,053 D+56.4
Buncombe 48,791 56.9% 36,993 43.1% 85,784 D+13.8
Cumberland 42,342 56.6% 32,282 43.2% 151 74,775 D+13.5
New Hanover 29,975 45.6% 33,387 50.8% 2,304 65,666 R+5.2
Gaston 17,051 31.5% 37,041 68.5% 54,092 R+37.0
Orange 39,425 75.4% 12,847 24.6% 52,272 D+50.8
Union 7,889 15.3% 42,199 82.1% 1,324 51,412 R+66.7
Cabarrus 17,279 34.1% 33,463 65.9% 50,742 R+31.9
Johnston 15,406 31.1% 32,580 65.8% 1,562 49,548 R+34.7
Pitt 19,554 43.4% 25,482 56.6% 45,036 R+13.2
Catawba 13,499 31.0% 30,044 69.0% 43,543 R+38.0
Alamance 18,158 41.8% 25,323 58.2% 43,481 R+16.5
Iredell 5,554 12.8% 36,638 84.4% 1,204 43,396 R+71.6
Davidson 11,230 26.7% 30,865 73.3% 42,095 R+46.6
Brunswick 14,156 34.9% 24,914 61.4% 1,501 40,571 R+26.5
Rowan 12,086 31.5% 26,259 68.5% 38,345 R+37.0
Randolph 8,549 23.5% 27,770 76.5% 36,319 R+52.9
Henderson 12,545 34.8% 23,534 65.2% 36,079 R+30.5
Nash 16,235 48.2% 17,465 51.8% 33,700 R+3.6
Moore 11,930 36.5% 20,763 63.5% 32,693 R+27.0
Wayne 14,229 43.9% 18,186 56.1% 32,415 R+12.2
Onslow 8,576 27.5% 22,556 72.5% 31,132 R+44.9
Craven 10,798 35.4% 19,662 64.6% 30,460 R+29.1
Rockingham 10,456 37.4% 17,510 62.6% 27,966 R+25.2
Cleveland 10,171 36.7% 17,512 63.3% 27,683 R+26.5
Chatham 15,391 55.8% 12,174 44.2% 27,565 D+11.7
Harnett 10,727 39.7% 16,263 60.3% 26,990 R+20.5
Carteret 5,603 22.4% 19,398 77.6% 25,001 R+55.2
Wilson 12,815 51.3% 12,183 48.7% 24,998 D+2.5
Burke 8,557 35.4% 15,645 64.6% 24,202 R+29.3
Lincoln 6,468 27.3% 17,240 72.7% 23,708 R+45.4
Robeson 12,182 51.4% 11,430 48.2% 92 23,704 D+3.2
Caldwell 5,971 29.0% 14,607 71.0% 20,578 R+42.0
Franklin 9,122 46.9% 10,310 53.1% 19,432 R+6.1
Rutherford 5,941 30.9% 13,258 69.1% 19,199 R+38.1
Surry 6,076 31.9% 12,949 68.1% 19,025 R+36.1
Stanly 4,621 24.5% 14,255 75.5% 18,876 R+51.0
Haywood 7,685 41.0% 11,046 59.0% 18,731 R+17.9
Wilkes 5,270 28.5% 13,233 71.5% 18,503 R+43.0
Lenoir 9,004 49.8% 8,871 49.1% 204 18,079 D+0.7
Beaufort 5,772 32.9% 11,786 67.1% 17,558 R+34.3
Sampson 7,034 41.1% 9,632 56.3% 430 17,096 R+15.2
Halifax 11,204 65.9% 5,798 34.1% 17,002 D+31.8
Watauga 8,430 50.0% 8,428 50.0% 16,858 level
Edgecombe 11,584 69.7% 5,047 30.3% 16,631 D+39.3
Pender 5,839 36.1% 10,007 61.9% 324 16,170 R+25.8
Granville 8,658 53.9% 7,407 46.1% 16,065 D+7.8
Lee 7,054 45.1% 8,577 54.9% 15,631 R+9.7
Columbus 6,462 43.9% 7,844 53.3% 424 14,730 R+9.4
Stokes 3,876 27.6% 10,184 72.4% 14,060 R+44.9
Davie 3,708 26.9% 10,066 73.1% 13,774 R+46.2
Vance 8,698 63.8% 4,942 36.2% 13,640 D+27.5
Transylvania 5,233 40.3% 7,748 59.7% 12,981 R+19.4
Dare 4,202 32.8% 8,603 67.2% 12,805 R+34.4
Richmond 5,612 44.3% 7,070 55.7% 12,682 R+11.5
Duplin 5,102 40.4% 6,892 54.6% 635 12,629 R+14.2
Person 5,319 43.7% 6,854 56.3% 12,173 R+12.6
Alexander 3,199 27.1% 8,622 72.9% 11,821 R+45.9
Macon 4,095 34.9% 7,627 65.1% 11,722 R+30.1
Bladen 5,302 46.8% 5,779 51.0% 240 11,321 R+4.2
Yadkin 2,627 23.3% 8,653 76.7% 11,280 R+53.4
McDowell 3,220 29.5% 7,712 70.5% 10,932 R+41.1
Jackson 5,176 48.0% 5,607 52.0% 10,783 R+4.0
Pasquotank 5,280 52.3% 4,806 47.7% 10,086 D+4.7
Hoke 5,604 56.2% 4,215 42.3% 152 9,971 D+13.9
Scotland 5,050 51.8% 4,705 48.2% 9,755 D+3.5
Ashe 3,477 36.3% 6,113 63.7% 9,590 R+27.5
Cherokee 2,706 29.1% 6,588 70.9% 9,294 R+41.8
Martin 4,243 52.0% 3,911 48.0% 8,154 D+4.1
Yancey 3,328 41.0% 4,783 59.0% 8,111 R+17.9
Montgomery 2,895 36.8% 4,975 63.2% 7,870 R+26.4
Currituck 1,803 23.9% 5,732 76.1% 7,535 R+52.1
Madison 3,438 45.8% 4,064 54.2% 7,502 R+8.3
Polk 2,997 40.6% 4,378 59.4% 7,375 R+18.7
Caswell 3,335 47.5% 3,682 52.5% 7,017 R+4.9
Anson 3,751 56.4% 2,894 43.6% 6,645 D+12.9
Warren 4,558 69.4% 2,008 30.6% 6,566 D+38.8
Northampton 4,531 69.2% 2,012 30.8% 6,543 D+38.5
Bertie 4,263 67.4% 2,063 32.6% 6,326 D+34.8
Hertford 4,599 73.0% 1,697 27.0% 6,296 D+46.1
Greene 2,665 46.4% 3,082 53.6% 5,747 R+7.3
Pamlico 1,855 34.4% 3,545 65.6% 5,400 R+31.3
Mitchell 1,134 22.0% 4,022 78.0% 5,156 R+56.0
Chowan 2,317 45.1% 2,826 54.9% 5,143 R+9.9
Avery 1,056 21.2% 3,926 78.8% 4,982 R+57.6
Washington 2,638 58.1% 1,902 41.9% 4,540 D+16.2
Clay 1,287 29.2% 3,127 70.8% 4,414 R+41.7
Swain 1,955 45.6% 2,329 54.4% 4,284 R+8.7
Alleghany 1,440 34.2% 2,767 65.8% 4,207 R+31.5
Perquimans 1,450 35.9% 2,594 64.1% 4,044 R+28.3
Jones 1,386 35.2% 2,546 64.8% 3,932 R+29.5
Gates 1,621 48.9% 1,696 51.1% 3,317 R+2.3
Graham 998 30.7% 2,252 69.3% 3,250 R+38.6
Camden 873 27.3% 2,323 72.7% 3,196 R+45.4
Hyde 538 30.4% 1,229 69.6% 1,767 R+39.1
Tyrrell 397 32.6% 820 67.4% 1,217 R+34.8

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