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Everything CivicGate holds about North Carolina in one place — its people in Washington, its governor, its own state officials, its bills, its elections, and the federal money that flows here. Neutral and coverage-honest: sections fill in as data lands.

U.S. congressional delegation

North Carolina's voice in Washington — its U.S. Senators and House members. Federal law, not state law.

Data from Congress.gov

U.S. Senate (2)

U.S. House (14)

Governor
Governor of North Carolina Josh Stein Democratic 2025–present

State officials & delegates

The people who represent and run North Carolina at the state level — as opposed to Washington. Its State Senate and House write North Carolina law (the budget, criminal code, schools); its governors lead the executive; its state-court judges interpret it. Browse by role below — sortable, filterable by party, with a Contact button where a legislator publishes a public email.

Legislature data from OpenStates

  • State Senate 50 members 20D · 30R
  • State House 120 members 47D · 71R · 2O
50 state senate20 D30 R
Contact
Amy GaleyAmy GaleyRepublicanDistrict 25
Benton SawreyBenton SawreyRepublicanDistrict 10
Bill RabonBill RabonRepublicanDistrict 8
Bob BrinsonBob BrinsonRepublicanDistrict 3
Bobby HanigBobby HanigRepublicanDistrict 1
Brad OvercashBrad OvercashRepublicanDistrict 43
Brent JacksonBrent JacksonRepublicanDistrict 9
Buck NewtonBuck NewtonRepublicanDistrict 4
Caleb TheodrosCaleb TheodrosDemocraticDistrict 41
Carl FordCarl FordRepublicanDistrict 33
Chris MeasmerRepublicanDistrict 34
Dan BlueDan BlueDemocraticDistrict 14
Dana JonesDana JonesRepublicanDistrict 31
Danny BrittDanny BrittRepublicanDistrict 24
Dave CravenDave CravenRepublicanDistrict 29
DeAndrea SalvadorDeAndrea SalvadorDemocraticDistrict 39
Eddie SettleEddie SettleRepublicanDistrict 36
Gale AdcockGale AdcockDemocraticDistrict 16
Gladys RobinsonGladys RobinsonDemocraticDistrict 28
Haseeb FatmiHaseeb FatmiDemocraticDistrict 18
Jay ChaudhuriJay ChaudhuriDemocraticDistrict 15
Jim BurginJim BurginRepublicanDistrict 12
Jonah GarsonJonah GarsonDemocraticDistrict 23
Joyce WaddellJoyce WaddellDemocraticDistrict 40
Julie MayfieldJulie MayfieldDemocraticDistrict 49
Kandie SmithKandie SmithDemocraticDistrict 5
Kevin CorbinKevin CorbinRepublicanDistrict 50
Lisa BarnesLisa BarnesRepublicanDistrict 11
Lisa GrafsteinLisa GrafsteinDemocraticDistrict 13
Mark HolloMark HolloRepublicanDistrict 45
Michael GarrettMichael GarrettDemocraticDistrict 27
Michael LazzaraMichael LazzaraRepublicanDistrict 6
Michael LeeMichael LeeRepublicanDistrict 7
Mujtaba MohammedMujtaba MohammedDemocraticDistrict 38
Natalie MurdockNatalie MurdockDemocraticDistrict 20
Norman SandersonNorman SandersonRepublicanDistrict 2
Paul LowePaul LoweDemocraticDistrict 32
Phil BergerPhil BergerRepublicanDistrict 26
Ralph HiseRalph HiseRepublicanDistrict 47
Sophia ChitlikSophia ChitlikDemocraticDistrict 22
Steve JarvisSteve JarvisRepublicanDistrict 30
Sydney BatchSydney BatchDemocraticDistrict 17
Ted AlexanderTed AlexanderRepublicanDistrict 44
Tim MoffittTim MoffittRepublicanDistrict 48
Todd JohnsonTodd JohnsonRepublicanDistrict 35
Tom McInnisTom McInnisRepublicanDistrict 21
Val ApplewhiteVal ApplewhiteDemocraticDistrict 19
Vickie SawyerVickie SawyerRepublicanDistrict 37
Warren DanielWarren DanielRepublicanDistrict 46
Woodson BradleyWoodson BradleyDemocraticDistrict 42

Current roster — CivicGate stores the sitting state senate; historical membership isn't tracked yet. Legislators with a public email can be contacted directly.

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Recent state bills

Data from OpenStates

All North Carolina state bills →

Elections

Data from FEC + curated

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Recent

How elections run in North Carolina →Explore North Carolina races →

Federal money

Federal money flowing to North Carolina (grants, contracts, direct payments, loans), by fiscal year.

Data from USAspending

FY2025: $129,459,584,440

Federal money to North Carolina by fiscal year
xFederal money to the state
2016$66,514,668,752
2017$68,593,365,984
2018$71,708,315,637
2019$76,962,499,436
2020$105,244,867,270
2021$118,054,127,384
2022$98,686,119,145
2023$100,893,631,459
2024$109,197,169,600
2025$129,459,584,440

North Carolina funding profile — recipients & breakdown →Compare states →

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