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COURTS · NOVEMBER 3, 2026

N.C. Superior Court Judge District 17 Seat 02
2026 election results.

Candidate and choice votes for the whole contest, across all eligible counties. Observed leaders are not race calls or certified winners.

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WHOLE-CONTEST RESULTS

Every candidate. Exact counts.

Vote for 1
39,574 candidate / choice votes100% ED precincts · 39/391 choice allowed
Candidate / choicePartyVotesShareElection DayEarly in personMailProvisional
Craig TurnerRepublican39,574100.00%15,48723,3167710

Election Day precinct reporting is not the percentage of votes counted. These reported results remain unofficial; this site does not call races or certify outcomes.

FOR A CLEAR BRIEFING

The count, with its context.

N.C. Superior Court Judge District 17 Seat 02 — whole-contest votes. Craig Turner leads the published count. 39,574 candidate/choice votes; 100% ED precincts (39/39). Snapshot collected Nov 5, 2026, 12:53 PM EST. Unofficial reported results; not a race call or certification. Source: NCSBE public feeds. https://nc.zkqxcw.com/2026/races/nc-superior-court-judge-district-17-seat-02--1353/

ELIGIBLE COUNTY BREAKOUTS · 1 COUNTY

Where these votes were reported.

CountyLeading candidate / choiceVote totalED precinctsCandidate detail
AlamanceCraig Turner39,574100% ED precincts (39/39)
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Candidate / choicePartyVotesShareElection DayEarly in personMailProvisional
Craig TurnerRepublican39,574100.00%15,48723,3167710
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Collection: Nov 5, 2026, 12:53 PM EST. Snapshot: c59c17e70268d2fd. Contest ID: 1353.

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