US midterm elections · 2026
  1. United States
  2. North Carolina
  3. Robeson County

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Robeson County

25 races on the 2026 ballot.

  1. NationUnited States
  2. StateNorth Carolina
  3. CountyRobeson County
    North Carolina counties

    No match.

  4. LocalCity, school or district

County and local races

Judicial · Most votes wins

District Court Judge District 20 Seat 1

North Carolina · Robeson County

Trial courtPartisan ballotContested
  • Ethan ClewisRep
  • Krystle MelvinDem
Official filing listNot reported

Judicial · Most votes wins

District Court Judge District 20 Seat 3

North Carolina · Robeson County

Trial courtPartisan ballotUnopposed
  • Angelica Chavis McIntyreDem
Official filing listNot reported

Sheriff · Most votes wins

Robeson County Sheriff

Robeson County, North Carolina

  • Burnis WilkinsDem
  • Dakota DimeryRep
Official filing listNot reported

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Everything on the ballot here

Statewide and district races that include this county, then county and local races. Not every voter sees every local race: it depends on the precinct.

RaceTypeOn the ballotResults
Federal3 races
U.S. SenateU.S. Senate4 candidates
DemRepLibGreen
Not reported
U.S. House District 7U.S. House3 candidates
DemRepLib
Not reported
U.S. House District 8U.S. House3 candidates
DemRepGreen
Not reported
State legislature3 races
State Senate District 24State senate2 candidates
DemRep
Not reported
House of Representatives District 46State house2 candidates
DemRep
Not reported
House of Representatives District 47State house2 candidates
DemRep
Not reported
Judicial9 races
Supreme Court Associate Justice Seat 1State supreme court2 candidates
DemRep
Not reported
Court of Appeals Judge Seat 1Appellate court2 candidates
DemRep
Not reported
Court of Appeals Judge Seat 2Appellate court2 candidates
DemRep
Not reported
Court of Appeals Judge Seat 3Appellate court2 candidates
DemRep
Not reported
District Court Judge District 20 Seat 1Trial court2 candidates
DemRep
Not reported
District Court Judge District 20 Seat 2Trial court1 candidate
Rep
Not reported
District Court Judge District 20 Seat 3Trial court1 candidate
Dem
Not reported
District Court Judge District 20 Seat 4 (Unexpired)Trial court2 candidates
DemRep
Not reported
District Attorney District 20District attorney1 candidate
Dem
Not reported
County6 races
Robeson County Board of Commissioners District 2County commission1 candidate
Dem
Not reported
Robeson County Board of Commissioners District 4County commission2 candidates
RepInd
Not reported
Robeson County Board of Commissioners District 6County commission2 candidates
DemRep
Not reported
Robeson County Board of Commissioners District 8County commission2 candidates
DemRep
Not reported
Robeson County SheriffSheriff2 candidates
DemRep
Not reported
Robeson County Clerk of Superior CourtCounty clerk & register1 candidate
Dem
Not reported
Special district1 race
Robeson Soil and Water Conservation District SupervisorSpecial district2 candidatesNot reported
Ballot measures3 races
Constitutional Amendment — Maximum Income Tax Rate of 3.5%Ballot measureYes / NoNot reported
Constitutional Amendment — Property Tax Levy LimitBallot measureYes / NoNot reported
Constitutional Amendment — Require Photo ID for VotingBallot measureYes / NoNot reported

Nothing matches these filters.

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Who runs the election

The office that runs voting and counts the ballots here.

Sources3

Other North Carolina counties

CountyRobeson County
North Carolina counties

No match.

Questions and answers

What is on the ballot in Robeson County in 2026?

Our data list 25 races on ballots in Robeson County, from statewide races to 13 county or local races. Not every voter sees every local race: it depends on the precinct.

Who runs elections in Robeson County?

County board of elections

When is the election?

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Polls close at different times in each state; results appear here as each election office publishes its official returns.

When will results be available?

On election night, as each county and state election office publishes its returns. Until a race reports, it shows as not reported, never as zero; results stay unofficial until they are certified.