North Carolina · State and local campaigns

Political SMS & MMS
for North Carolina campaigns

North Carolina campaign planning: 50 Senate seats and 120 House of Representatives seats. Municipal wards do not resolve state seats.

North Carolina boundary: U.S. Census Bureau, cartographic data. Geographic context, not electoral districts.

Messaging for every level of local leadership

North Carolina has 50 seats in its State Senate. State Senate districts are separate from congressional districts. The House of Representatives has 120 seats.

Municipal wards do not resolve state seats

North Carolina has 50 Senate seats and 120 House seats. Charlotte and Raleigh combine local district and at-large council arrangements, but those municipal structures do not identify a state legislative electorate. The State Board of Elections is the appropriate starting point for state campaign-finance and current candidate resources.

The elected offices in this guide

House and Senate districts differ from municipal wards. Use the state election authority for current legislative maps and filing resources.

The elected offices in this guide
Office recordSeats / scopeKeep in the campaign brief
GovernorStatewideStatewide committee and event responsibilities
State Senate50Official State Senate district and candidate
House of Representatives120Complete lower-chamber district or seat designation

Official records to retain

  • North Carolina official legislature: chamber and district structure
  • North Carolina election resources: actual candidate and contest instructions
  • North Carolina campaign reporting or advertising reference: the applicable office, payer, and medium

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