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Judicial · 2024

Superior Court Judge

Statewide·1,571,757 votes

  • Lori I HamiltonRepublican104,4586.7%
  • Joe CrosswhiteRepublican98,6026.3%
  • Sally Kirby-TurnerRepublican81,0875.2%
  • W Todd PomeroyRepublican80,2085.1%
  • Craig CollinsRepublican78,9175.0%
  • Augustus "Gus" WillisRepublican77,8095.0%
  • Jennifer BedfordDemocratic73,0834.7%
  • Graham ShirleyRepublican64,1524.1%
  • Sean A B ColeDemocratic60,1193.8%
  • Warren McSweeneyRepublican57,6993.7%
  • Becky HoltRepublican54,5353.5%
  • Angela B PuckettRepublican53,7413.4%
  • Ted McEntireRepublican50,8133.2%
  • Jeffery B FosterRepublican49,2423.1%
  • Jason RameyRepublican45,1842.9%
  • Tessa Shelton SellersRepublican45,1342.9%
  • Tonia A CutchinDemocratic43,4182.8%
  • Eric MorganRepublican43,3652.8%
  • Adam M ElkinsRepublican40,0592.5%
  • R Kent HarrellRepublican39,8282.5%
  • Seth EdwardsRepublican36,4502.3%
  • Tim WilsonDemocratic35,4222.3%
  • C Ashley GoreRepublican30,8632.0%
  • Stephanie ReeseDemocratic29,9691.9%
  • Billy Strickland IIRepublican29,9211.9%
  • Shamieka Lacher RhinehartDemocratic28,9721.8%
  • Ricardo JensenDemocratic28,8661.8%
  • Max AshworthRepublican26,9931.7%
  • Imelda J PateDemocratic25,3681.6%
  • Georgia NixonRepublican24,4071.6%
  • Ericka JamesDemocratic23,3251.5%
  • Stephanie DavisIND9,7480.6%

Lori I Hamilton led the field by 0.37 points 5,856 votes.

This contest spans 46 counties: Alexander, Avery, Beaufort, Bladen, Carteret, Caswell, Cherokee, Clay, Cleveland, Columbus, Craven, Davidson, Davie, Durham, Forsyth, Gaston, Graham, Greene, Guilford, Hoke, Hyde, Iredell, Lenoir, Lincoln, Macon, Madison, Martin, Mitchell, Montgomery, Moore, Nash, New Hanover, Pamlico, Pender, Pitt, Rockingham, Stanly, Stokes, Surry, Swain, Tyrrell, Wake, Washington, Watauga, Wayne, Yancey.

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Sources & method

Precinct-level returns from the MIT Election Data and Science Lab (2024 precinct returns by state, CC0), summed across every precinct in the contest. North Carolina reports votes split by method — election day, early, absentee by mail and provisional — with no combined row, so all four are added together. Office names are resolved to jurisdictions by our own normalizer; the unresolved remainder is published rather than hidden.