North Carolina Congressional Delegation

2 Senators · 14 Representatives · NC

4 Democrats 12 Republicans
16
Total Members
14
Up in 2026
$4M
Office Spending
$355K
Avg per Member
North Carolina sends 16 members to the United States Congress: 2 senators and 14 representatives. The delegation leans Republican (12–4). 14 seats are up for election on , including Sen. Thom Tillis. The state's House delegation has spent a combined $4,618,468 in taxpayer-funded office expenses through Jan 1 - Mar 31, 2020, averaging $355,266 per member.
The economic reality in North Carolina
10,584,340
Population
$69,904
Median Household Income
13.2%
Poverty Rate
10.4%
Uninsured Rate
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U.S. Senators (2)

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Ted Budd
Republican 1 term
Next election 2028
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Thom Tillis
Republican 2 terms
Won 2020 with 48.7%
Up for Re-election 2026

U.S. House Representatives (14)

1 Donald Davis D 49.5% $402K 2 Deborah Ross D 66.3% $359K 3 Gregory Murphy R 77.4% $383K 4 Valerie Foushee D 71.8% $400K 5 Virginia Foxx R 59.5% $390K 6 Addison McDowell R 69.2% $318K 7 David Rouzer R 58.6% $320K 8 Mark Harris R 59.6% $340K 9 Richard Hudson R 56.3% $379K 10 Pat Harrigan R 57.5% $339K 11 Chuck Edwards R 56.8% $344K 12 Alma Adams D 74.0% $385K 13 Brad Knott R 58.6% $252K 14 Timothy K. Moore R
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North Carolina State Government Legislative, executive & judicial branches
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North Carolina Census & Demographics 13.2% poverty, $69,904 median income
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All Representatives Browse the full congressional roster
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Bill Tracker See how North Carolina's delegation votes

Sources: Clerk of the House, U.S. Senate, FEC, MIT Election Lab, House SOD, U.S. Census Bureau