Wake County Ballot

B0164 · NOV 3 2026

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Partisan elections

1. US Senate vote 1 Roy Cooper (D) also on ballot: Dublin (Grn) · Bray (Lib) · Whatley (R)
2. US House, District 4 vote 1 Valerie P. Foushee (D) also: Meilleur (Lib) · Ganorkar (R)
3. NC Supreme Court, Seat 1 vote 1 Anita Earls (D) vs. Stevens (R)
4. Court of Appeals, Seat 1 vote 1 John S. Arrowood (D) vs. Byrne (R)
5. Court of Appeals, Seat 2 vote 1 Tobias (Toby) Hampson (D) vs. Bell (R)
6. Court of Appeals, Seat 3 vote 1 Christine Marie Walczyk (D) vs. Collins (R)
7. NC Senate, District 17 vote 1 Sydney Batch (D) also: Bowersox (Lib) · Johnson (R)
8. NC House, District 21 vote 1 Ya Liu (D) vs. Johnson (R)
9. Superior Court, 10D Seat 1 vote 1 Keith Gregory (D) unopposed
10. District Court, 10F Seat 1 vote 1 Chris Brooks (D) unopposed
11. District Attorney, District 10 vote 1 Wiley Nickel (D) unopposed
12. Commissioners, At-Large vote 2 Mona Singh (D)Christine Kushner (D) also: Stogoski (R) · Hartong (R)
13. Commissioners, District 3 vote 1 Cheryl F. Stallings (D) unopposed
14. Clerk of Superior Court vote 1 Claudia C. Croom (D) vs. Teague (R)
15. Sheriff vote 1 Willie Rowe (D) vs. Blackwell (R)

Nonpartisan elections

1. Board of Education, District 9 vote 1 Tyler Swanson also: Cheryl Alexis · Brian Olson
2. Soil & Water Supervisor vote 2 Samantha KropCece Grant also: Farrell · White · Thomas · Lewis

Referenda — amendments

1. Constitutional Amendment Against Photo ID for all voters, not just in person.
2. Constitutional Amendment Against Cap state income tax rate at 3.5%.
3. Constitutional Amendment Against Limits on local property tax increases.

Referenda — bonds (back of ballot)

1. Wake County School Bonds Yes $680,000,000 — renovations and three new schools.
2. Community College Bonds Yes $149,100,000 — Wake Tech facilities.