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North Carolina Presidential Race Results: Donald J. Trump Wins

Candidate Party Votes Pct. E.V.
Trump Donald J. Trump Republican Rep. 2,362,631 49.8% 15
Clinton Hillary Clinton Democrat Dem. 2,189,316 46.2%
Johnson Gary Johnson Libertarian Lib. 130,126 2.7%
Others Others Independent Ind. 59,491 1.3%

4,741,564 votes, 100% reporting (2,704 of 2,704 precincts)

Donald J. Trump has won North Carolina’s 15 electoral votes. Trump has 173,315 more votes than Hillary Clinton, with 100 percent reporting. Donald J. Trump is up by 4 points with all precincts reporting.

Below are detailed results for the race. View other North Carolina election results on our full North Carolina results page. See all states on our presidential map.

Vote share

Dem. 40 50 60
Rep. 40 50 60
Other 40 50 60
No results
Vote by county Trump Clinton
Wake
196,082
302,736
Mecklenburg
155,518
294,562
Guilford
98,062
149,248
Forsyth
75,975
94,464
Durham
28,350
121,250
Buncombe
55,716
75,452
Cumberland
51,265
71,605
New Hanover
55,344
50,979
Union
66,707
34,337
Gaston
61,798
31,177
Cabarrus
53,819
35,521
Johnston
54,372
28,362
Iredell
54,754
24,734
Orange
18,557
59,923
Pitt
35,691
41,824
Davidson
54,317
18,109
Catawba
48,324
21,216
Alamance
38,815
29,833
Brunswick
42,720
23,282
Randolph
49,430
13,194
Rowan
42,810
19,400
Henderson
35,809
19,827
Onslow
37,122
17,514
Wayne
27,540
21,770
Moore
30,490
16,329
Nash
23,319
23,235
Craven
27,731
17,630
Harnett
27,614
16,737
Cleveland
28,479
14,964
Rockingham
26,830
14,228
Robeson
20,762
19,016
Lincoln
28,806
9,897
Chatham
17,105
21,065
Burke
26,238
11,251
Wilson
17,531
19,663
Carteret
26,569
9,939
Caldwell
26,621
8,425
Surry
23,671
7,488
Wilkes
23,752
6,638
Haywood
18,929
10,473
Franklin
16,368
12,874
Rutherford
21,871
7,512
Watauga
13,697
14,138
Stanly
21,964
7,094
Pender
17,639
9,354
Granville
13,591
12,909
Lenoir
13,613
12,634
Sampson
14,838
10,547
Halifax
9,031
15,748
Lee
13,712
10,469
Edgecombe
8,261
16,224
Beaufort
14,543
8,764
Columbus
14,272
9,063
Stokes
17,116
4,665
Davie
15,602
5,270
Duplin
12,217
8,283
Vance
7,332
12,229
McDowell
14,568
4,667
Person
11,185
7,833
Dare
11,460
7,222
Richmond
10,383
8,501
Jackson
9,870
7,713
Alexander
13,893
3,767
Hoke
7,760
9,726
Transylvania
10,520
6,558
Macon
12,127
4,876
Yadkin
13,880
3,160
Pasquotank
8,180
8,615
Bladen
8,550
7,058
Cherokee
10,844
2,860
Scotland
6,256
7,319
Ashe
9,412
3,500
Currituck
9,163
2,913
Martin
5,897
5,846
Montgomery
7,130
4,150
Madison
6,783
3,926
Caswell
6,026
4,792
Polk
6,768
3,735
Anson
4,506
5,859
Hertford
3,099
6,910
Yancey
6,385
3,196
Northampton
3,582
6,144
Warren
3,214
6,413
Bertie
3,456
5,778
Avery
6,298
1,689
Mitchell
6,282
1,596
Greene
4,374
3,605
Chowan
4,014
2,992
Pamlico
4,258
2,448
Perquimans
4,177
2,319
Washington
2,564
3,510
Swain
3,565
2,196
Clay
4,437
1,367
Gates
2,874
2,385
Alleghany
3,814
1,306
Jones
2,974
2,065
Camden
3,546
1,274
Graham
3,283
768
Hyde
1,288
965
Tyrrell
975
720

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North Carolina, one of the swingiest of the swing states, has 15 electoral votes and is considered a must-win for Mr. Trump. The candidates were tied heading into Tuesday. Mitt Romney won North Carolina in 2012 by 2 percentage points.