North Carolina
Congressional Delegation
North Carolina's 16-member congressional delegation is made up of 4 Democrats and 12 Republicans across 2 Senate seats and 14 House seats. Click any member below to view their full profile, sponsored legislation, and election history.
North Carolina sends 14 members to the U.S. House of Representatives and two Senators to the U.S. Senate, for a 16-member delegation in the 119th Congress — currently 4 Democrats and 12 Republicans. Because House seats are reapportioned only once a decade based on the U.S. Census, North Carolina's 14 House seats are fixed through the 2030 census — that same apportionment sets North Carolina's 16 electoral votes for president: one per House seat, plus one for each of its two Senators.
North Carolina became the 12th state to join the Union, in 1789, and its capital is Raleigh. State-level lawmaking happens in the North Carolina General Assembly, made up of a 120-seat House of Representatives (2-year terms) and a 50-seat Senate (2-year terms). Look up North Carolina's state senators and representatives →
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