Early voting is open in North Carolina through 3 p.m. on October 31, and Election Day is November 3. The North Carolina Firearms Coalition 2026 Voter Guide is ready. It grades the Republicans running for U.S. Senate, Congress, the State Senate and the State House, and wherever there’s a recorded vote, it links to the official roll call so you can check the record yourself, including the votes on Permitless Carry, SB 50.
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Can’t see the button? Look up the grades in the 2026 Voter Guide here.
North Carolina Firearms Coalition 2026 Voter Guide
See the gun-rights records of North Carolina’s Republican candidates, from Congress to the statehouse
Early voting is open in North Carolina, and it runs through 3 p.m. on October 31. Election Day is November 3.
Before you vote, I want you to have our 2026 Voter Guide. It grades all 149 Republicans on the November ballot in North Carolina: U.S. Senate, 14 congressional seats, 45 State Senate races, and 89 State House races.
Every card shows the basis for its grade, whether that’s recorded votes, our candidate survey, or a note that the candidate has no survey and no voting record. Where there’s a vote, the guide links straight to the official roll call, so you don’t have to take my word for it. You can check it yourself. That includes the House and Senate votes on the Permitless Carry bill, SB 50.
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What’s in the guide
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Find your districts, read the record, and decide for yourself.
| SEE THE 2026 VOTER GUIDE |
Look up the grades for your races
Early voting sites and hours are set county by county, and the State Board of Elections lists them all.
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VOTE PRO-GUN.
For Freedom,
Chris Dorr
Director
North Carolina Firearms Coalition