Offices up for Election in 2008
United States President & Vice President
United States Senate: 1 seat
United States House of Representatives: All seats
Governor
Lieutenant Governor
Auditor
Commissioner of Agriculture
Commissioner of Insurance
Commissioner of Labor
Secretary of State
Attorney General
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Treasurer
State Supreme Court: 1 seat
State Senate: All seats
State House of Representatives: All seats
Primary Election Winners
All results are unofficial and are subject to change.
Governor
Lt. Governor
Auditor
Commissioner of Agriculture
Commissioner of Insurance
Commissioner of Labor
Secretary of State
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Treasurer
State Supreme Court
State Senate
State House of Representatives
Governor
All results are unofficial and are subject to change.
*denotes incumbent
^ denotes that candidate was unopposed in the primary
Beverly Perdue (D)
Pat McCrory (R)
Lt. Governor
All results are unofficial and are subject to change.
*denotes incumbent
^ denotes that candidate was unopposed in the primary
Walter Dalton (D)
Robert Pittenger (R)
Attorney General
All results are unofficial and are subject to change.
*denotes incumbent
^ denotes that candidate was unopposed in the primary
Roy Cooper (D)*^
Bob Crumley (R)^
Auditor
All results are unofficial and are subject to change.
*denotes incumbent
^ denotes that candidate was unopposed in the primary
Leslie Merritt (R)*
Beth Wood (D)
Commissioner of Agriculture
All results are unofficial and are subject to change.
*denotes incumbent
^ denotes that candidate was unopposed in the primary
Steve Troxler (R)*^
Ronnie Ansley (D)^
Commissioner of Insurance
All results are unofficial and are subject to change.
*denotes incumbent
^ denotes that candidate was unopposed in the primary
John Odom (R)*
Wayne Goodwin (D)
Commissioner of Labor
All results are unofficial and are subject to change.
*denotes incumbent
^ denotes that candidate was unopposed in the primary
Cherie Berry (R)*^
Mary Fant Donnan (D)
Secretary of State
All results are unofficial and are subject to change.
*denotes incumbent
^ denotes that candidate was unopposed in the primary
Elaine Marshall (D)*^
Jack Sawyer (R)^
Superintendent of Public Instruction
All results are unofficial and are subject to change.
*denotes incumbent
^ denotes that candidate was unopposed in the primary
June St. Clair Atkinson (D)
Richard Morgan (R)
Treasurer
All results are unofficial and are subject to change.
*denotes incumbent
^ denotes that candidate was unopposed in the primary
Janet Cowell (D)
Bill Daughtridge (R)^
State Supreme Court
All results are unofficial and are subject to change.
*denotes incumbent
^ denotes that candidate was unopposed in the primary
Robert Edmunds, Jr.
Susan Reynolds
State Senate
All results are unofficial and are subject to change.
*denotes incumbent
^ denotes that candidate was unopposed in the primary
District 1
Marc Basenight (D)*^
District 2
Greg Muse (D)^
District 3
Clark Jenkins (D)*
District 4
Ed Jones (D)*^
District 5
Don Davis (D)
Louis Pate, Jr. (R)^
District 6
Harry Brown (R)*^
District 7
Doug Berger (D)*^
Chuck Stires (R)^
District 8
R.C. Soles, Jr. (D)*^
Bettie Fennell (R)^
District 9
Julia Boseman (D)*^
Michael Lee (R)^
District 10
Charlie Albertson (D)*^
District 11
A.B. Swindell (D)*^
Kenneth Len Dollar (R)^
District 12
Kay Carroll (D)
District 13
David F. Weinstein (D)*
District 14
Vernon Malone (D)*
Carol Bennet (R)^
District 15
Neal Hunt (R)*^
Chris Mintz (D)^
District 16
John Alexander (R)^
John Stein (D)
District 17
Richard Stevens (R)*^
District 18
Bob Atwater (D)*^
Roger Gerber (R)^
District 19
Tony Rand (D)*^
District 20
Floyd McKissick (D)*
Ken Chandler (R)^
District 21
Larry Shaw (D)*
District 22
Harris Blake (R)*
Abraham Oudeh (D)^
District 23
Ellie Kinnaird (D)*
Greg Bass (R)^
District 24
Tony Foriest (D)*^
Rick Gunn, Jr. (R)^
District 25
Bill Purcell (D)*
District 26
Phil Berger (R)*^
District 27
Don Vaughn (D)^
Joe Wilson (R)^
District 28
Katie Dorsett (D)*
District 29
Jerry Tillman (R)*^
Ron Franklin (D)^
District 30
Don East (R)*^
District 31
Peter Brunstetter (R)*^
District 32
Linda Garrou (D)*^
District 33
Stan Bingham (R)*^
District 34
Anthony Brock (R)*^
William Burnette (D)^
District 35
Eddie Goodall, Jr. (R)*^
District 36
Fletcher Hartsell, Jr. (R)*
Mike Helms (D)
District 37
Daniel Clodfelter (D)^
Vince Coscia (R)^
District 38
Charlie Dannelly (D)*^
James Soder (R)^
District 39
Andy Dulin (R)^
Bob Rucho (D)^
District 40
Malcolm Graham (D)*^
Ed Mulheren (R)^
District 41
Jim Forrester (R)*^
District 42
Austin Allran (R)*^
District 43
David Hoyle (D)*^
Kathy Harrington (R)^
District 44
Jim Jacumin (R)*^
Jim Cates (D)
District 45
Jerry Butler (R)^
Dwight Shook (D)^
District 46
Debbie Ann Clary (R)^
Keith Melton (D)
District 47
Joe Sam Queen (D)*^
Keth Presnell (R)
District 48
Tom Apodaca (R)*^
District 49
Martin Nesbitt (D)*^
R.L. Clark (R)^
District 50
John J. Snow, Jr. (D)*^
Susan Pons (R)
State House
All results are unofficial and are subject to change.
*denotes incumbent
^ denotes that candidate was unopposed in the primary
District 1
Bill Owens (D)*^
District 2
Tim Spear (D)*^
Chris East (R)^
District 3
Alice Graham Underhill (D)*^
District 4
Russell E. Tucker (D)*^
Duane Vestal (R)^
District 5
Annie Mobley (D)*^
District 6
Athur Williams (D)*^
Thomas Madson (R)^
District 7
Angela Bryant (D)*^
District 8
Edith Warren (D) *^
District 9
Marian McLawhorn (D)*^
Ginny Cooper (R)^
District 10
Van Braxton (D)*^
Stephen LaRoque (R)^
District 11
Ronnie Griffin (D)^
Efton Sager (R)^
District 12
William Wainwright (D)*^
Mark Griffin (R)^
District 13
Pat McElraft (R)^*
Barbara Garrity-Blake (D)^
District 14
George Cleveland (R)*^
Martin Aragona, Jr. (D)^
District 15
Robert Grady (R)*^
District 16
Carolyn Justice (R)*^
District 17
Bonner Stiller (R)*^
Vernon Ward (D)^
District 18
Sandra Spaulding Hughes (D)*^
Thomas Goolsby (R)^
District 19
Danny McComas (R)*^
District 20
Dewey Hill (D)*^
District 21
Larry Bell (D)*^
District 22
William Brisson (D)*
District 23
Joe Tolson (D)*^
Garland Shepheard (R)^
District 24
Jean Farmer Butterfield (D)*^
District 25
Randy Stewart (D)
W.B. Bullock (R)^
District 26
Leo Daughtry (R)*^
Jimmy Garner (D)^
District 27
Michael Wray (D)*^
District 28
James H. Langdon, Jr. (R)*^
District 29
Larry D. Hall (D)*^
District 30
Paul Luebke (D)*^
District 31
H.M. (Mickey) Michaux (D)*^
District 32
Jim Crawford (D)*^
District 33
Dan Blue (D)*^
Paul F. Terrell III (R)^
District 34
Grier Martin (D)*^
J.H. Ross (R)^
District 35
Jennifer Weiss (D)*^
Eric Weaver (R)^
District 36
Nelson Dollar (R)*^
Al Swanstrom (D)^
District 37
Paul Stam (R)*^
Ed Ridpath (D)^
District 38
Deborah K. Ross (R)*^
District 39
Duane Cutlip (R)^
Linda Coleman (D)*^
District 40
Stan Morse (D)
Marilyn Avila (R)*^
District 41
Ty Harrell (D)*^
Bryan Gossage (R)^
District 42
Marvin W. Lucas (D)*^
District 43
Elmer Floyd (D)
District 44
Lou Huddleston (R)
Margaret Highsmith Dickson (D)*^
District 45
Rick Glazier (D)*^
District 46
Douglas Y. Yongue (D)*^
District 47
Ronnie Sutton (D)*^
District 48
Garland E. Pierce (D)*^
District 49
Keith Shearon (R)
Lucy T. Allen (D)*^
District 50
Bill Faison (D)*^
District 51
Linda Shook (R)
Jimmy L. Love, Sr. (D)*^
District 52
Betty Mangum (D)
Joe Boylan (R) *^
District 53
Joseph Lindsey (Joe) Tart (D)
David Lewis (R)*^
District 54
Joe Hackney (D)*^
District 55
W.A. (Winkie) Wilkins (D)*^
District 56
Verla C. Insko (D)*^
District 57
Mary Price (Pricey) Harrison (D)*^
District 58
Olga Morgan Wright (R)^
Alma Adams (D)*^
District 59
Jim Rumley (R)^
Maggie Jeffus (D)*^
District 60
Earl Jones (D)*^
District 61
Laura I. Wiley (R)*^
District 62
John M. Blust (R)*^
District 63
Alice Bordsen (D)*^
Celo Faucette (R) ^
District 64
Henry Vines (D)^
Dale Allred (R)*^
District 65
Nelson Cole (D)*^
District 66
Melanie Wade Goodwin (D)*^
District 67
Kenny Furr (R)*^
District 68
Dan Zeller (D)^
Curtis Blackwood (R)*^
District 69
John L. Barker (R)^
Pryor Gibson (D)*^
District 70
Bev O'Brien (D)^
Pat B. Hurley (R)*^
District 71
Larry Womble (D)*^
District 72
Earline W. Parmon (D)*^
District 73
Larry R Brown (R)*^
District 74
William (Bill) Browning (D)^
Dale R. Folwell (R)*^
District 75
Bill McGee (R)*^
Dan Bennett (D)^
District 76
Fred F. Steen, II (R)*^
District 77
Ada M. Fisher (R)^
Lorene Coates (D)*^
District 78
Harold J Brubaker (R)*^
District 79
Julia C. Howard (R)*^
District 80
Jerry C. Dockham (R)*^
District 81
Rayne Brown (R)^
L. Hugh Holliman (D)*^
District 82
Wayne Troutman (D)^
Jeff Barnhart (R)*^
District 83
Barry G. Richards (D)^
Linda P. Johnson (R)*^
District 84
Phillip Frye (R)*^
District 85
Chuck Aldridge (D)^
Mitch Gillespie (R)*^
District 86
Hugh Blackwell (R)^
Walt Church, Sr. (D)*^
District 87
John A. Forlines, Jr. (D)^
V. Starnes (R)*^
District 88
Ray Warren (D)*^
Mark W. Hollo (R)^
District 89
Mitchell Smith Setzer (R)*^
District 90
Sarah Stevens (R)^
Jim Harrell (D)*^
District 91
Ed Gambill (D)^
Bryan Holloway (R)*^
District 92
Darrell G. McCormick (R)
Ric Marshall (D)^
District 93
Daniel F. Soucek (R)^
Cullie Tarleton (D)*^
District 94
Larry Pendry (D)^
Shirley Blackburn Randleman (R)
District 95
Grey Mills (R)
District 96
Mark K. Hilton (R)*^
District 97
Johnathan Rhyne (R)^
District 98
Thom Tillis (R)*^
District 99
Dempsey Miller (R)^
Nick Mackey (D)
District 100
Tom White (R)^
Tricia Cotham (D)*
District 101
Beth Marlin (R)^
Beverly Miller Earle (D)*^
District 102
Gregory Patrick Hill (R)^
Becky Carney (D)*^
District 103
Jim Gulley (R)*
District 104
Ruth Samuelson (R)*^
District 105
Ric Killian (R)*^
District 106
Joseph C. Turner (R)^
Martha Alexander (D)*^
District 107
Gary Hardee (R)*^
Kelly Alexander (D)
District 108
Marvin (Eddie) Wyatt (D)^
Wil Neumann (R)*^
District 109
Shirley Wiggins (D)^
William A. Current, Sr. (R)*^
District 110
Pearl Burris Floyd (R)^
Davy Lowman (D)^
District 111
Tim Moore (R)*^
District 112
Bob England (D)*^
District 113
W. David Guice (R)^
Tom Thomas (D)^
District 114
Susan C. Fisher (D)*^
District 115
D. Bruce Goforth (D)*^
Paul Purdue (R)^
District 116
Tim Moffitt (R)^
Jane Whilden (D)^
District 117
Paul D. Goebel (D)^
Carolyn K. Justus (R)*^
District 118
Ray Rapp (D)*^
District 119
Dodie Allen (R)^
Phil Haire (D)*
District 120
Roger West (R)*^
United States President
All results are unofficial and are subject to change.
*denotes incumbent
^ denotes that candidate was unopposed in the primary
John McCain (R)
Barack Obama (D)
United State Congress
All results are unofficial and are subject to change.
*denotes incumbent
^ denotes that candidate was unopposed in the primary
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Elizabeth Dole (D)*
Kay Hagan (R)
U.S. House
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