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1960 US Senate election in North Carolina

B. Everett Jordan (Democrat) beat Kyle Hayes (Republican) in North Carolina in 1960, 61.4% to 38.6%, a margin of 22.9 points and 295,557 votes.

The Democratic hold continued from 1954, when W. Kerr Scott won.

Democrats led in 83 of the 100 counties as they stood then and Republicans in 17. The largest, Mecklenburg, cast 81,767 votes and went to the Democrat by 15.9 points. The closest was Graham, where 63 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.

Senate

CandidatePartyVotesShare
B. Everett Jordan won Democratic 793,521 61.4%
Kyle Hayes Republican 497,964 38.6%
Total1,291,485

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Mecklenburg 47,372 57.9% 34,395 42.1% 81,767 D+15.9
Guilford 34,685 50.8% 33,551 49.2% 68,236 D+1.7
Forsyth 27,106 52.5% 24,502 47.5% 51,608 D+5.0
Buncombe 24,679 54.6% 20,489 45.4% 45,168 D+9.3
Gaston 24,393 61.6% 15,196 38.4% 39,589 D+23.2
Wake 27,493 69.7% 11,957 30.3% 39,450 D+39.4
Catawba 15,147 47.4% 16,776 52.6% 31,923 R+5.1
Davidson 15,115 48.1% 16,308 51.9% 31,423 R+3.8
Rowan 16,019 54.0% 13,628 46.0% 29,647 D+8.1
Alamance 16,801 58.3% 12,020 41.7% 28,821 D+16.6
Durham 19,255 71.6% 7,644 28.4% 26,899 D+43.2
Randolph 10,774 42.9% 14,321 57.1% 25,095 R+14.1
Cabarrus 11,476 49.4% 11,752 50.6% 23,228 R+1.2
Burke 11,229 49.5% 11,441 50.5% 22,670 R+0.9
New Hanover 15,689 73.3% 5,727 26.7% 21,416 D+46.5
Wilkes 8,508 40.6% 12,437 59.4% 20,945 R+18.8
Iredell 11,610 57.2% 8,702 42.8% 20,312 D+14.3
Caldwell 10,052 50.7% 9,756 49.3% 19,808 D+1.5
Rockingham 12,047 61.9% 7,403 38.1% 19,450 D+23.9
Stanly 9,036 47.4% 10,042 52.6% 19,078 R+5.3
Cumberland 13,957 74.9% 4,677 25.1% 18,634 D+49.8
Surry 9,043 50.3% 8,921 49.7% 17,964 D+0.7
Cleveland 12,241 70.6% 5,091 29.4% 17,332 D+41.3
Rutherford 10,219 60.0% 6,802 40.0% 17,021 D+20.1
Haywood 9,422 59.1% 6,517 40.9% 15,939 D+18.2
Pitt 13,298 88.2% 1,787 11.8% 15,085 D+76.3
Henderson 6,038 40.5% 8,855 59.5% 14,893 R+18.9
Johnston 9,995 67.5% 4,805 32.5% 14,800 D+35.1
Sampson 8,094 55.0% 6,620 45.0% 14,714 D+10.0
Robeson 12,682 86.9% 1,909 13.1% 14,591 D+73.8
Nash 11,216 84.4% 2,071 15.6% 13,287 D+68.8
Lincoln 7,133 53.9% 6,106 46.1% 13,239 D+7.8
Columbus 11,269 85.6% 1,900 14.4% 13,169 D+71.1
Harnett 8,441 66.8% 4,204 33.2% 12,645 D+33.5
Wayne 8,523 72.3% 3,265 27.7% 11,788 D+44.6
Orange 8,049 69.3% 3,569 30.7% 11,618 D+38.6
Lenoir 9,069 81.1% 2,113 18.9% 11,182 D+62.2
Richmond 9,015 81.6% 2,033 18.4% 11,048 D+63.2
Moore 6,092 55.8% 4,824 44.2% 10,916 D+11.6
Halifax 9,667 89.4% 1,152 10.6% 10,819 D+78.7
Union 8,046 74.5% 2,755 25.5% 10,801 D+49.0
McDowell 5,797 54.6% 4,821 45.4% 10,618 D+9.2
Wilson 8,907 85.0% 1,567 15.0% 10,474 D+70.1
Craven 7,958 77.7% 2,285 22.3% 10,243 D+55.4
Yadkin 3,240 32.9% 6,605 67.1% 9,845 R+34.2
Duplin 7,662 81.3% 1,764 18.7% 9,426 D+62.6
Edgecombe 8,060 85.6% 1,359 14.4% 9,419 D+71.1
Carteret 5,662 60.6% 3,676 39.4% 9,338 D+21.3
Ashe 4,769 51.2% 4,550 48.8% 9,319 D+2.4
Stokes 4,769 51.8% 4,435 48.2% 9,204 D+3.6
Madison 4,843 55.3% 3,908 44.7% 8,751 D+10.7
Watauga 4,207 48.7% 4,432 51.3% 8,639 R+2.6
Chatham 4,939 57.3% 3,684 42.7% 8,623 D+14.6
Beaufort 6,493 81.2% 1,503 18.8% 7,996 D+62.4
Jackson 4,412 56.2% 3,441 43.8% 7,853 D+12.4
Onslow 6,096 80.4% 1,490 19.6% 7,586 D+60.7
Transylvania 4,115 55.0% 3,365 45.0% 7,480 D+10.0
Cherokee 3,535 47.4% 3,924 52.6% 7,459 R+5.2
Vance 6,227 84.9% 1,108 15.1% 7,335 D+69.8
Alexander 3,412 47.8% 3,722 52.2% 7,134 R+4.3
Davie 2,745 38.9% 4,308 61.1% 7,053 R+22.2
Montgomery 3,604 52.2% 3,297 47.8% 6,901 D+4.4
Brunswick 4,414 64.2% 2,460 35.8% 6,874 D+28.4
Macon 3,546 52.5% 3,212 47.5% 6,758 D+4.9
Yancey 3,618 54.5% 3,016 45.5% 6,634 D+9.1
Martin 5,947 94.2% 363 5.8% 6,310 D+88.5
Pasquotank 5,093 86.7% 781 13.3% 5,874 D+73.4
Bladen 4,743 81.0% 1,113 19.0% 5,856 D+62.0
Granville 4,893 83.9% 940 16.1% 5,833 D+67.8
Mitchell 1,404 24.3% 4,365 75.7% 5,769 R+51.3
Lee 4,189 73.5% 1,509 26.5% 5,698 D+47.0
Franklin 5,141 90.5% 540 9.5% 5,681 D+81.0
Person 4,532 80.6% 1,094 19.4% 5,626 D+61.1
Polk 2,984 55.8% 2,364 44.2% 5,348 D+11.6
Anson 4,443 83.4% 886 16.6% 5,329 D+66.7
Northampton 4,863 93.8% 322 6.2% 5,185 D+87.6
Avery 1,213 24.5% 3,741 75.5% 4,954 R+51.0
Scotland 4,037 87.5% 576 12.5% 4,613 D+75.0
Swain 2,337 56.8% 1,778 43.2% 4,115 D+13.6
Bertie 3,787 93.6% 257 6.4% 4,044 D+87.3
Alleghany 2,242 56.5% 1,723 43.5% 3,965 D+13.1
Hertford 3,346 90.1% 366 9.9% 3,712 D+80.3
Caswell 2,891 78.3% 803 21.7% 3,694 D+56.5
Pender 2,954 83.0% 603 17.0% 3,557 D+66.1
Warren 3,226 90.8% 326 9.2% 3,552 D+81.6
Greene 3,187 93.3% 230 6.7% 3,417 D+86.5
Washington 2,502 77.9% 710 22.1% 3,212 D+55.8
Graham 1,514 49.0% 1,577 51.0% 3,091 R+2.0
Clay 1,431 48.6% 1,515 51.4% 2,946 R+2.9
Hoke 2,297 88.1% 311 11.9% 2,608 D+76.2
Pamlico 1,742 68.7% 793 31.3% 2,535 D+37.4
Jones 1,987 85.4% 341 14.6% 2,328 D+70.7
Chowan 2,031 89.7% 234 10.3% 2,265 D+79.3
Dare 1,547 74.8% 521 25.2% 2,068 D+49.6
Currituck 1,746 90.4% 186 9.6% 1,932 D+80.7
Perquimans 1,540 84.8% 275 15.2% 1,815 D+69.7
Gates 1,564 90.6% 162 9.4% 1,726 D+81.2
Hyde 1,120 79.9% 282 20.1% 1,402 D+59.8
Camden 1,066 83.0% 219 17.0% 1,285 D+65.9
Tyrrell 957 82.5% 203 17.5% 1,160 D+65.0

Counties as they stood in 1960; some have since been split, merged or renamed. Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

North Carolina Senate elections we hold

YearWinnerMargin
2022 Ted Budd (R) R+3.2
2020 Thom Tillis (R) R+1.7
2016 Richard Burr (R) R+5.7
2014 Thom Tillis (R) R+1.6
2010 Richard Burr (R) R+11.8
2008 Kay Hagan (D) D+8.5
2004 Richard Burr (R) R+4.6
2002 Elizabeth H. Dole (R) R+8.6
1998 John Edwards (D) D+4.1
1996 Jesse Helms (R) R+6.7
1992 Lauch Faircloth (R) R+4.0
1990 Jesse Helms (R) R+5.1
1986 Terry Sanford (D) D+3.5
1984 Jesse Helms (R) R+3.9
1980 John P. East (R) R+0.6
1978 Jesse Helms (R) R+9.0
1974 Robert B. Morgan (D) D+24.0
1972 Jesse Helms (R) R+8.0
1968 Sam J. Ervin (D) D+21.1
1966 B. Everett Jordan (D) D+11.2
1962 Sam J. Ervin (D) D+20.9
1960 B. Everett Jordan (D) D+22.9
1956 Sam J. Ervin (D) D+33.1
1954 W. Kerr Scott (D) D+31.8
1950 Clyde R. Hoey (D) D+37.3
1948 J. Melville Broughton (D) D+42.2
1944 Clyde R. Hoey (D) D+40.5
1942 Josiah W. Bailey (D) D+31.8
1938 Robert R. Reynolds (D) D+27.6
1936 Josiah W. Bailey (D) D+41.5
1932 Robert R. Reynolds (D) D+37.2
1930 Josiah W. Bailey (D) D+21.2
1926 Lee S. Overman (D) D+21.0
1924 Furnifold Simmons (D) D+23.1
1920 Lee S. Overman (D) D+15.0
1918 Furnifold Simmons (D) D+21.0
1914 Lee S. Overman (D) D+16.4