North Carolina House District 109 Election Results

North Carolina House District 109 was held by Republican after the 2018 general election, a two-party margin of 18.2 points. This page covers every general election on record for this district from 2002 to 2018.

This page covers the state House (lower chamber) general election only, two-party vote totals (Democratic vs. Republican). District lines here are redrawn at least once a decade, so an older and newer election under the same district number don't necessarily cover the same voters -- see the sourcing note below.

Results by Election

ElectionWinning PartyDem. VotesGOP VotesDem. ShareMargin
2002 Republican 6,093 7,643 44.4% 11.3 pts
2004 Republican 8,577 13,629 38.6% 22.8 pts
2006 Republican 0 9,047 0.0% 100.0 pts
2008 Republican 12,973 16,079 44.6% 10.7 pts
2010 Republican 0 12,183 0.0% 100.0 pts
2012 Republican 13,618 19,772 40.8% 18.4 pts
2014 Republican 0 1 0.0% 100.0 pts
2016 Republican 13,755 21,687 38.8% 22.4 pts
2018 Republican 11,283 16,301 40.9% 18.2 pts

Winning Margin Over Time

2002: Republican margin 11.3 pts 2004: Republican margin 22.8 pts 2006: Republican margin 100.0 pts 2008: Republican margin 10.7 pts 2010: Republican margin 100.0 pts 2012: Republican margin 18.4 pts 2014: Republican margin 100.0 pts 2016: Republican margin 22.4 pts 2018: Republican margin 18.2 pts 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018

Frequently Asked Questions

Which party held North Carolina House District 109 at the 2018 election?

Republican held North Carolina House District 109 at the 2018 general election, with a two-party margin of 18.2 points.

Which parties have held North Carolina House District 109 since 2002?

Since 2002, North Carolina House District 109 has been held by: Republican.

What was the closest two-party race on record in North Carolina House District 109?

The closest two-party margin on record for North Carolina House District 109 was 2008, at just 10.7 percentage points.