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North Carolina
State government overview
The governor of North Carolina is Josh Stein (Democratic), in office since January 2025. In Congress, North Carolina is represented by 2 U.S. senators and 14 representatives. The North Carolina General Assembly has a 50-seat Senate and a 120-seat House of Representatives. The next regular legislative election is in 2026.
Governor of North Carolina
Josh Stein
Democratic · In office since January 2025
Official website →Source: National Governors Association
North Carolina in Congress
12 Republicans, 4 Democrats
U.S. Senate
- Ted BuddR · Senator
- Thom TillisR · Senator
U.S. House
- Don DavisD · District 1
- Deborah RossD · District 2
- Greg MurphyR · District 3
- Valerie FousheeD · District 4
- Virginia FoxxR · District 5
- Addison McDowellR · District 6
- David RouzerR · District 7
- Mark HarrisR · District 8
- Richard HudsonR · District 9
- Pat HarriganR · District 10
- Chuck EdwardsR · District 11
- Alma AdamsD · District 12
- Brad KnottR · District 13
- Tim MooreR · District 14
North Carolina General Assembly
- Senate · 50 seats
- 30 Republican, 20 Democratic
- House of Representatives · 120 seats
- 71 Republican, 47 Democratic, 2 Independent
10,730,404
Population
$72,388
Median income
4.7%
Unemployment
39.1
Median age
Education
High school or higher90.1%
Bachelor's or higher35.7%
Graduate or professional13.5%
Housing
Median home value$288,900
Median rent$1,228
Homeownership rate66.6%
13.0%
Poverty rate
$41,385
Per capita income
62.8%
Labor participation
Source: Census Bureau ACS 2024 (5-Year Estimates)