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North Carolina

14 datasets hold records for North Carolina. 10 more are listed at the end with the reason there is nothing here.

Kind of place: State
State code: NC (FIPS 37)
Year of statehood: 1789Source: U.S. Census Bureau

Governors of every state and territory, with party and years in office

Source: National Governors Association (NGA), Former Governors and Governors pagesAs of 2026-11-02Holds 1775 to 2026Partly loaded: The National Governors Association prints former governors' terms as years only, so a year can show two governors and a few state-years cannot be settled. Governors serving now have exact dates.

Governor nowJosh Stein (Democratic)In office since January 1, 2025. Source: National Governors Association. Cite ds-governors-nc
Governors on record76 terms since 1776One row for each term; a governor with two terms has two. Source: National Governors Association. Cite ds-governors-nc
Terms by party40 Democratic, 9 Republican, 24 other, 3 no party printedParty is as the National Governors Association prints it; combined and older party names are counted as other. Cite ds-governors-nc

Amendments and ratification: the 27 amendments and six that failed, state by state

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Source: GovInfo, Constitution of the United States: Analysis and Interpretation (1992 and 2022 editions); National Archives; Congressional Research Service (R47959, R47619, R42979)As of 2026-11-02Holds 1789 to 2020Partly loaded: Dates for the Equal Rights Amendment and the District of Columbia amendment are by year only, and the states that ratified the 1789 size-of-the-House, 1810 and 1861 proposals and the child labor amendment are not in the sources held.

Amendments ratified23 of 27From the lists in the Constitution Annotated; the first ten amendments share one list. Cite ds-amendments-nc
14th Amendment: rejectedDecember 13, 1866North Carolina. Cite ds-amendments-14-nc
25th Amendment: ratifiedMarch 22, 196744th state in the list. Cite ds-amendments-25-nc
26th Amendment: ratifiedJuly 1, 197138th state in the list. Cite ds-amendments-26-nc
27th Amendment: ratifiedDecember 22, 17892nd state in the list. Cite ds-amendments-27-nc

Presidential elections: electoral votes and votes by state

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Source: U.S. National Archives (electoral votes); MIT Election Data and Science Lab (votes by state)As of 2026-11-02Holds 1789 to 2024Partly loaded: Votes counted by state are held from 1976 only. Earlier years have electoral votes only; no single official file of earlier state popular votes was found.

2024 presidential election16 electoral votes, to Donald J. TrumpMargin R+3.2 points.
2020 presidential election15 electoral votes, to Donald J. TrumpMargin R+1.3 points.
2016 presidential election15 electoral votes, to Donald TrumpMargin R+3.7 points.
2012 presidential election15 electoral votes, to Mitt RomneyMargin R+2.0 points.
2008 presidential election15 electoral votes, to Barack ObamaMargin D+0.3 points.
2004 presidential election15 electoral votes, to George W. BushMargin R+12.4 points.

Vacancies and special elections in Congress

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Source: Federal Election Commission special elections list (1973-2026) and Clerk of the House vacancies (119th Congress), joined with member terms from Voteview and congress-legislatorsAs of 2026-11-02Holds 1789 to 2026Partly loaded: Official lists cover special elections from 1973 (FEC) and vacancies of the 119th Congress (Clerk of the House) only. Before 1973 every record is derived from member terms, 1,111 of them without a date. The Senate's own list of vacancies and the House History vacancy pages could not be used: senate.gov refuses automated readers and the House History site disallows them.

Seats that changed hands inside a Congress74 since 1795Counted by Congress below. Official lists cover 1973 on; earlier entries are derived from member terms.
December 31, 2024Jeff JacksonNorth Carolina, 14th District Cite ds-special-elections-2024-nc-14-1231
December 30, 2022G. K. ButterfieldNorth Carolina, 1st District Cite ds-special-elections-2022-nc-01-1230
March 30, 2020Mark MeadowsNorth Carolina, 11th District Cite ds-special-elections-2020-nc-11-0330

Vacancies and special elections in CongressNorth Carolina: seat changes per Congress, North Carolina

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Data table: North Carolina: seat changes per Congress, North Carolina

North Carolina: seat changes per Congress, North Carolina
Year	North Carolina
1795	1
1797	1
1799	0
1801	1
1803	0
1805	1
1807	0
1809	0
1811	1
1813	1
1815	5
1817	2
1819	1
1821	0
1823	1
1825	1
1827	1
1829	1
1831	0
1833	0
1835	1
1837	0
1839	2
1841	1
1843	0
1845	1
1847	0
1849	0
1851	0
1853	1
1855	0
1857	2
1859	0
1861	0
1863	0
1865	0
1867	2
1869	2
1871	1
1873	0
1875	0
1877	0
1879	1
1881	0
1883	2
1885	0
1887	0
1889	0
1891	0
1893	2
1895	2
1897	0
1899	1
1901	0
1903	0
1905	0
1907	0
1909	0
1911	0
1913	0
1915	0
1917	1
1919	1
1921	1
1923	1
1925	0
1927	0
1929	3
1931	1
1933	1
1935	0
1937	0
1939	1
1941	1
1943	0
1945	3
1947	1
1949	3
1951	0
1953	3
1955	0
1957	1
1959	1
1961	0
1963	0
1965	1
1967	0
1969	0
1971	0
1973	0
1975	0
1977	0
1979	0
1981	0
1983	0
1985	3
1987	0
1989	0
1991	1
1993	0
1995	0
1997	0
1999	0
2001	0
2003	1
2005	0
2007	0
2009	0
2011	0
2013	1
2015	0
2017	0
2019	3
2021	1
2023	1

Apportionment: House seats by state after every census

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Source: U.S. Census Bureau (Table 3 and Table B, 2010 Census CPH-2-1; Historical Apportionment Data 1910-2020)As of 2026-11-02Holds 1790 to 2020Partly loaded: Resident population and people per seat are held from 1910 only: the Census Bureau tables for 1790 to 1900 give seats but no population by state.

2020 census: House seats14 seatsUp 1.
2010 census: House seats13 seatsNo change.
2000 census: House seats13 seatsUp 1.
1990 census: House seats12 seatsUp 1.
1980 census: House seats11 seatsNo change.
1970 census: House seats11 seatsNo change.

Population history: every state and county at every census

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Source: U.S. Census Bureau (Population of States and Counties of the United States: 1790-1990; Historical Apportionment Data 1910-2020)As of 2026-11-02Holds 1790 to 2020Partly loaded: County populations are held for 1790 to 1990 only. The 2000, 2010 and 2020 county counts need a Census Bureau API key (the decennial API now asks for one), which has not been supplied. Delaware, the District of Columbia, Nevada and Rhode Island sit at the foot of other states' pages in the volume and are held; counties formed after 1990 are not in the 1990 volume.

2020 census: resident population10,439,388Up 903,905 (9.5 percent) since 2010. Rank 9 of 51. Cite ds-population-2020-nc
2010 census: resident population9,535,483Up 1,486,170 (18.5 percent) since 2000. Rank 10 of 51. Cite ds-population-2010-nc
2000 census: resident population8,049,313Up 1,420,676 (21.4 percent) since 1990. Rank 11 of 51. Cite ds-population-2000-nc
1990 census: resident population6,628,637Up 746,871 (12.7 percent) since 1980. Rank 10 of 51. Cite ds-population-1990-nc
1980 census: resident population5,881,766Up 799,707 (15.7 percent) since 1970. Rank 10 of 51. Cite ds-population-1980-nc

Population history: every state and county at every censusNorth Carolina: resident population at each census, North Carolina

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Data table: North Carolina: resident population at each census, North Carolina

North Carolina: resident population at each census, North Carolina
Year	North Carolina
1790	393,751
1800	478,103
1810	556,526
1820	638,829
1830	737,987
1840	753,419
1850	869,039
1860	992,622
1870	1,071,361
1880	1,399,750
1890	1,617,949
1900	1,893,810
1910	2,206,287
1920	2,559,123
1930	3,170,276
1940	3,571,623
1950	4,061,929
1960	4,556,155
1970	5,082,059
1980	5,881,766
1990	6,628,637
2000	8,049,313
2010	9,535,483
2020	10,439,388

Source: U.S. Census Bureau (Population of States and Counties of the United States: 1790-1990; Historical Apportionment Data 1910-2020). As of 2026-11-02.

The economy by year and by president

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Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics; Economic Report of the President (GovInfo)As of 2026-11-04Holds 1913 to 2025

Unemployment rate, 20253.8%Annual average, Bureau of Labor Statistics Cite ds-economy-state-nc-2025
United States unemployment rate, same years4.3%Annual average, Bureau of Labor Statistics

The economy by year and by presidentUnemployment rate, North Carolina

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Data table: Unemployment rate, North Carolina

Unemployment rate, North Carolina
Year	North Carolina
1976	6.2%
1977	5.9%
1978	4.6%
1979	4.8%
1980	6.4%
1981	6.5%
1982	9.3%
1983	9%
1984	6.6%
1985	5.7%
1986	5.3%
1987	4.5%
1988	3.7%
1989	3.6%
1990	4.1%
1991	5.9%
1992	6.3%
1993	5.1%
1994	4.4%
1995	4.4%
1996	4.4%
1997	3.8%
1998	3.5%
1999	3.3%
2000	3.8%
2001	5.5%
2002	6.5%
2003	6.3%
2004	5.5%
2005	5.2%
2006	4.7%
2007	4.7%
2008	5.9%
2009	10.8%
2010	10.8%
2011	10.4%
2012	9.6%
2013	7.8%
2014	6.1%
2015	5.7%
2016	5.1%
2017	4.5%
2018	4%
2019	3.9%
2020	7.2%
2021	4.8%
2022	3.7%
2023	3.5%
2024	3.7%
2025	3.8%

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics; Economic Report of the President (GovInfo). As of 2026-11-04.

The economy by year and by presidentUnited States unemployment rate, North Carolina

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Data table: United States unemployment rate, North Carolina

United States unemployment rate, North Carolina
Year	North Carolina
1976	7.7%
1977	7.1%
1978	6.1%
1979	5.8%
1980	7.1%
1981	7.6%
1982	9.7%
1983	9.6%
1984	7.5%
1985	7.2%
1986	7%
1987	6.2%
1988	5.5%
1989	5.3%
1990	5.6%
1991	6.8%
1992	7.5%
1993	6.9%
1994	6.1%
1995	5.6%
1996	5.4%
1997	4.9%
1998	4.5%
1999	4.2%
2000	4%
2001	4.7%
2002	5.8%
2003	6%
2004	5.5%
2005	5.1%
2006	4.6%
2007	4.6%
2008	5.8%
2009	9.3%
2010	9.6%
2011	8.9%
2012	8.1%
2013	7.4%
2014	6.2%
2015	5.3%
2016	4.9%
2017	4.4%
2018	3.9%
2019	3.7%
2020	8.1%
2021	5.3%
2022	3.6%
2023	3.6%
2024	4%
2025	4.3%

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics; Economic Report of the President (GovInfo). As of 2026-11-04.

U.S. House election results, 1920 to 2024

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Source: Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections; Clerk of the House of Representatives, Statistics of the Presidential and Congressional Election; MIT Election Data and Science Lab, U.S. House of Representatives 1976-2024 (Harvard Dataverse, doi:10.7910/DVN/IG0UN2), compiled from the Clerk of the House's Statistics of the Congressional ElectionAs of 2026-11-02Holds 1920 to 2024

U.S. House seats won in 2024, North CarolinaDemocratic 4, Republican 10
U.S. House seats won in 2022, North CarolinaDemocratic 7, Republican 7
U.S. House seats won in 2020, North CarolinaDemocratic 5, Republican 8
U.S. House seats won in 2018, North CarolinaDemocratic 3, Republican 10
U.S. House seats won in 2016, North CarolinaDemocratic 3, Republican 10
U.S. House seats won in 2014, North CarolinaDemocratic 3, Republican 10
U.S. House seats won in 2012, North CarolinaDemocratic 4, Republican 9
U.S. House seats won in 2010, North CarolinaDemocratic 7, Republican 6
U.S. House seats won in 2008, North CarolinaDemocratic 8, Republican 5
U.S. House seats won in 2006, North CarolinaDemocratic 7, Republican 6
U.S. House seats won in 2004, North CarolinaDemocratic 6, Republican 7
U.S. House seats won in 2002, North CarolinaDemocratic 6, Republican 7
U.S. House seats won in 2000, North CarolinaDemocratic 5, Republican 7
U.S. House seats won in 1998, North CarolinaDemocratic 5, Republican 7
U.S. House seats won in 1996, North CarolinaDemocratic 6, Republican 6
U.S. House seats won in 1994, North CarolinaDemocratic 4, Republican 8
U.S. House seats won in 1992, North CarolinaDemocratic 8, Republican 4
U.S. House seats won in 1990, North CarolinaDemocratic 7, Republican 4
U.S. House seats won in 1988, North CarolinaDemocratic 8, Republican 3
U.S. House seats won in 1986, North CarolinaDemocratic 8, Republican 3
U.S. House seats won in 1984, North CarolinaDemocratic 6, Republican 5
U.S. House seats won in 1982, North CarolinaDemocratic 9, Republican 2
U.S. House seats won in 1980, North CarolinaDemocratic 7, Republican 4
U.S. House seats won in 1978, North CarolinaDemocratic 9, Republican 2
U.S. House seats won in 1976, North CarolinaDemocratic 9, Republican 2
U.S. House seats won in 1974, North CarolinaDemocratic 9, Republican 2
U.S. House seats won in 1972, North CarolinaDemocratic 7, Republican 4
U.S. House seats won in 1970, North CarolinaDemocratic 7, Republican 4
U.S. House seats won in 1968, North CarolinaDemocratic 7, Republican 4
U.S. House seats won in 1966, North CarolinaDemocratic 8, Republican 3
U.S. House seats won in 1964, North CarolinaDemocratic 9, Republican 2
U.S. House seats won in 1962, North CarolinaDemocratic 9, Republican 2
U.S. House seats won in 1960, North CarolinaDemocratic 11, Republican 1
U.S. House seats won in 1958, North CarolinaDemocratic 11, Republican 1
U.S. House seats won in 1956, North CarolinaDemocratic 11, Republican 1
U.S. House seats won in 1954, North CarolinaDemocratic 11, Republican 1
U.S. House seats won in 1952, North CarolinaDemocratic 11, Republican 1
U.S. House seats won in 1950, North CarolinaDemocratic 12, Republican 0
U.S. House seats won in 1948, North CarolinaDemocratic 12, Republican 0
U.S. House seats won in 1946, North CarolinaDemocratic 12, Republican 0
U.S. House seats won in 1944, North CarolinaDemocratic 12, Republican 0
U.S. House seats won in 1942, North CarolinaDemocratic 12, Republican 0
U.S. House seats won in 1940, North CarolinaDemocratic 11, Republican 0
U.S. House seats won in 1938, North CarolinaDemocratic 11, Republican 0
U.S. House seats won in 1936, North CarolinaDemocratic 11, Republican 0
U.S. House seats won in 1934, North CarolinaDemocratic 11, Republican 0
U.S. House seats won in 1932, North CarolinaDemocratic 11, Republican 0
U.S. House seats won in 1930, North CarolinaDemocratic 10, Republican 0
U.S. House seats won in 1928, North CarolinaDemocratic 8, Republican 2
U.S. House seats won in 1926, North CarolinaDemocratic 10, Republican 0
U.S. House seats won in 1924, North CarolinaDemocratic 10, Republican 0
U.S. House seats won in 1922, North CarolinaDemocratic 10, Republican 0
U.S. House seats won in 1920, North CarolinaDemocratic 10, Republican 0

Reported voting and registration, 1964 to 2024 (Census survey)

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Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, November supplement (Historical Time Series tables A-1 to A-10; detailed tables 2016 to 2024 for margins of error)As of 2026-11-02Holds 1964 to 2024Partly loaded: State figures for 1972, 1974 and 1976 cover only the largest states. Margins of error are not in the historical tables; they are held for the nation and states from 2016 and for groups in 2024.

2024 presidential election: said they voted (Census survey)58.5% of voting-age people (margin ±2.8 points)Survey answers, not counted ballots. Counted ballots: /turnout-history.php?state=NC
2022 congressional (midterm) election: said they voted (Census survey)42.1% of voting-age people (margin ±2.8 points)Survey answers, not counted ballots. Counted ballots: /turnout-history.php?state=NC
2020 presidential election: said they voted (Census survey)58.9% of voting-age people (margin ±2.3 points)Survey answers, not counted ballots. Counted ballots: /turnout-history.php?state=NC
2018 congressional (midterm) election: said they voted (Census survey)49.3% of voting-age people (margin ±1.9 points)Survey answers, not counted ballots. Counted ballots: /turnout-history.php?state=NC
2016 presidential election: said they voted (Census survey)61.6% of voting-age people (margin ±1.9 points)Survey answers, not counted ballots. Counted ballots: /turnout-history.php?state=NC
2014 congressional (midterm) election: said they voted (Census survey)42.8% of voting-age peopleSurvey answers, not counted ballots. Counted ballots: /turnout-history.php?state=NC

U.S. Senate election results, 1976 to 2024

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Source: Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections; MIT Election Data and Science Lab, U.S. Senate statewide 1976-2024 (Harvard Dataverse, doi:10.7910/DVN/PEJ5QU); Clerk of the House of Representatives, Statistics of the Presidential and Congressional ElectionAs of 2026-11-02Holds 1976 to 2024

U.S. Senate election, 2022, North CarolinaTed Budd (Republican), 121,737 votes (3.2 points)
U.S. Senate election, 2020, North CarolinaThom Tilllis (Republican), 95,633 votes (1.7 points)
U.S. Senate election, 2016, North CarolinaRichard Burr (Republican), 267,211 votes (5.7 points)
U.S. Senate election, 2014, North CarolinaThom Tillis (Republican), 45,608 votes (1.6 points)
U.S. Senate election, 2010, North CarolinaRichard Burr (Republican), 312,972 votes (11.8 points)
U.S. Senate election, 2008, North CarolinaKay Hagan (Democratic), 361,801 votes (8.5 points)
U.S. Senate election, 2004, North CarolinaRichard Burr (Republican), 158,923 votes (4.6 points)
U.S. Senate election, 2002, North CarolinaElizabeth H. Dole (Republican), 200,681 votes (8.6 points)
U.S. Senate election, 1998, North CarolinaJohn Edwards (Democratic), 83,294 votes (4.1 points)
U.S. Senate election, 1996, North CarolinaJesse Helms (Republican), 171,958 votes (6.7 points)
U.S. Senate election, 1992, North CarolinaLauch Faircloth (Republican), 103,877 votes (4.0 points)
U.S. Senate election, 1990, North CarolinaJesse Helms (Republican), 105,758 votes (5.1 points)
U.S. Senate election (special), 1986, North CarolinaTerry Sanford (Democratic), 27,086 votes (1.8 points)
U.S. Senate election, 1984, North CarolinaJesse Helms (Republican), 86,280 votes (3.9 points)
U.S. Senate election, 1980, North CarolinaJohn P. East (Republican), 10,411 votes (0.6 points)
U.S. Senate election, 1978, North CarolinaJesse Helms (Republican), 102,488 votes (9.0 points)

Presidential results by county, 2000 to 2024

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Source: MIT Election Data and Science Lab, County Presidential Election Returns 2000-2024 (Harvard Dataverse); county outlines from the U.S. Census BureauAs of 2026-11-02Holds 2000 to 2024

Presidential vote by county, 2000 to 2024North Carolina: map, table and change between electionsMIT Election Data and Science Lab county file.

Primary and runoff results for Congress, 2004 to 2022

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Source: Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections (Excel workbook for each election)As of 2026-11-02Holds 2004 to 2022Partly loaded: Loaded so far: the 10 elections from 2004 to 2022, from the FEC's Excel workbooks. The FEC publishes 1982 to 2002 only as PDF, and has no 2024 congressional results workbook. Nothing is estimated in their place.

Congressional primaries, North Carolina, 202230 House and 3 Senate contests
Congressional primaries, North Carolina, 202029 House and 4 Senate contests
Congressional primaries, North Carolina, 201830 House and 0 Senate contests
Congressional primaries, North Carolina, 201627 House and 3 Senate contests
Congressional primaries, North Carolina, 201428 House and 3 Senate contests
Congressional primaries, North Carolina, 201229 House and 0 Senate contests
Congressional primaries, North Carolina, 201030 House and 3 Senate contests
Congressional primaries, North Carolina, 200829 House and 4 Senate contests
Congressional primaries, North Carolina, 200625 House and 0 Senate contests
Congressional primaries, North Carolina, 200426 House and 3 Senate contests

Turnout by county, 2004 to 2024

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Source: U.S. Election Assistance Commission, Election Administration and Voting Survey time seriesAs of 2026-11-02Holds 2004 to 2024

North Carolina, 200464.6 ballots counted per 100 registered voters
North Carolina, 200636.7 ballots counted per 100 registered voters
North Carolina, 200869.7 ballots counted per 100 registered voters
North Carolina, 201043.5 ballots counted per 100 registered voters
North Carolina, 201268.2 ballots counted per 100 registered voters
North Carolina, 201444 ballots counted per 100 registered voters
North Carolina, 201667.7 ballots counted per 100 registered voters
North Carolina, 201852.2 ballots counted per 100 registered voters
North Carolina, 202075.2 ballots counted per 100 registered voters
North Carolina, 202251.1 ballots counted per 100 registered voters
North Carolina, 202473.3 ballots counted per 100 registered voters

Earmarks: House Community Project Funding and Senate Congressionally Directed Spending

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Source: House Appropriations Committee (tables of Community Project Funding and Congressionally Directed Spending)As of 2026-11-02Holds 2022 to 2027Partly loaded: Senate requests are not held (the Senate Appropriations Committee site refused an automated request). No enacted-law table was found for fiscal year 2025, or for the fiscal year 2024 Defense bill. Fiscal year 2026 final tables are held for three bills only; the rest, and 2027, are House bill tables.

Earmarks funded in law in North Carolina$923,663,440, 467 projects, fiscal years 2022 to 2026Cite ds-earmarks-st-nc
Earmarks in House bills in North Carolina$577,042,944, 348 projects, fiscal years 2025 to 2027Cite ds-earmarks-st-nc
Earmarks requested in North Carolina$3,652,683,029, 809 projects, fiscal years 2022 to 2027House members only Cite ds-earmarks-st-nc

Earmarks: House Community Project Funding and Senate Congressionally Directed SpendingEarmarks funded in law (dollars), North Carolina

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Data table: Earmarks funded in law (dollars), North Carolina

Earmarks funded in law (dollars), North Carolina
Year	North Carolina
2022	$231,611,746
2023	$250,076,486
2024	$271,979,180
2026	$169,996,028

Source: House Appropriations Committee (tables of Community Project Funding and Congressionally Directed Spending). As of 2026-11-02.

Earmarks: House Community Project Funding and Senate Congressionally Directed SpendingEarmarks in House bills (dollars), North Carolina

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Data table: Earmarks in House bills (dollars), North Carolina

Earmarks in House bills (dollars), North Carolina
Year	North Carolina
2025	$206,322,040
2026	$88,589,000
2027	$282,131,904

Source: House Appropriations Committee (tables of Community Project Funding and Congressionally Directed Spending). As of 2026-11-02.

Earmarks: House Community Project Funding and Senate Congressionally Directed SpendingEarmarks requested (dollars), North Carolina

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Data table: Earmarks requested (dollars), North Carolina

Earmarks requested (dollars), North Carolina
Year	North Carolina
2022	$117,592,710
2023	$225,282,208
2024	$666,870,310
2025	$793,665,708
2026	$656,765,569
2027	$1,192,506,524

Source: House Appropriations Committee (tables of Community Project Funding and Congressionally Directed Spending). As of 2026-11-02.

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Supreme Court cases, 1790 to todayNot listed by place. Covers: United States (Supreme Court).
Congress by the numbers, 1789 to todayCovers United States (House and Senate), with no record for this place.
Federal agencies and departmentsNot listed by place. Covers: United States (federal government).
Federal budget, 1789 to 2025Not listed by place. Covers: United States (federal government).
Party control of the House, the Senate and the presidencyNot listed by place. Covers: United States: House, Senate and presidency.
Presidential recordCovers United States (federal government), with no record for this place.
Presidents by the numbersCovers United States (federal government), with no record for this place.
National debt, 1790 to todayCovers United States, with no record for this place.
Congressional Record index, 1994 to todayIssues GovInfo lists are still being added, newest first, so an older year may show fewer issues than the full record. Speakers GovInfo lists without an identifier, and the Record before volume 140 (1994), are not in the index.
Early and mail vote counts, 2026 general electionNot listed by place. Covers: States and the District of Columbia.

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