That is 439,955 votes from 851,842 registered voters.
Each shape is one voting precinct in Mecklenburg County. The darker the blue, the larger the share of registered voters who voted.
Darker blue means a larger share of registered voters voted.
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Mecklenburg County ranked 60 of North Carolina's 100 counties for turnout this year.
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Source: North Carolina State Board of Elections, results as posted 9 November 2026. They are unofficial until the state certifies them. Turnout here is votes cast for US Senate divided by registered voters on Election Day. A few voters skip that race, so the final official figure will be slightly higher.