The following are election results as listed on the North Carolina Board of Elections and Ethics Enforcement website. Unless otherwise noted, all precincts have reported in each race. Vote totals remain unofficial until canvassing is complete on Friday, Nov. 16.

U.S. HOUSE, DISTRICT 3 (214 of 236 precincts reported)
Walter B. Jones Jr. (R): 173,483

N.C. SENATE, DISTRICT 3
Erica D. Smith (D): 33,627
C. “Chuck” Earley, Jr. (R): 28,932

N.C. HOUSE, DISTRICT 79
Keith Kidwell (R): 17,190
Jerry E. Langley (D): 11,159

DISTRICT ATTORNEY, DISTRICT 2
Seth Edwards (D): 27,497

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Frankie Waters (R): 5,202
Ed Booth (D): 5,123
Stan Deatherage (R): 3,668
Randy Walker (D): 2,618
Tandy Dunn (R): 1,958

BEAUFORT COUNTY SHERIFF
Ernie Coleman (R): 9,330
Al Whitney (D): 6,700
Tony Keech Jr. (C): 2,818

BOARD OF EDUCATION DISTRICT 2
E.C. Peed: 1,494

BOARD OF EDUCATION DISTRICT 4
Terry Williams: 1,441

BOARD OF EDUCATION DISTRICT 6
Michael Bilbro: 1,333

BOARD OF EDUCATION DISTRICT 8
Butch Oliver: 2,243

BEAUFORT COUNTY CLERK OF COURT
Marty Paramore: 13,764

SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT SUPERVISOR
S. Archie Griffin: 9,216
James Allen: 8,905
Adam Phillips: 4,579
Write-In: 304

NC SUPREME COURT (2,683 of 2,706 precincts repoted)
Anita Earls (D): 1,779,592
Barbara Jackson (R): 1,227,267
Christopher Anglin (R):589,580

NC COURT OF APPEALS SEAT 1 (2,683 of 2,706 precincts repoted)
John S. Arrowood (D): 1,821,853
Andrew T. Heath (R): 1,770,508
NC COURT OF APPEALS SEAT 2 (2,683 of 2,706 precincts reported)
Tobias Hamson (D):1,734,117
Jefferson G. Griffin (R):1,273,173
Sandra Alice Ray (R): 552,504

NC COURT OF APPEALS SEAT 3 (2,683 of 2,706 precincts reported)
Allegra Katherine Collins (D): 1,741,195
Chuck Kitchen (R): 1,684,185
Michael Monaco, Sr. (L):164,738

SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE DISTRICT 2
Wayland J. Sermons, Jr. (D) :25,776

NC DISTRICT COURT JUDGE, DISTRICT 2, SEAT 1
Darrell B. Cayton, Jr. (D): 18,947
Sarah A. Homes (R): 16,168

NC DISTRICT COURT JUDGE, DISTRICT 2, SEAT 2
Regina Parker (D): 25,210

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS (2,683 of 2,706 precincts reported)
Constitutional amendment protecting the right of the people to hunt, fish, and harvest wildlife.
For: 2,048,235
Against: 1,537,100

Constitutional amendment to strengthen protections for victims of crime; to establish certain absolute basic rights for victims; and to ensure the enforcement of these rights.
For: 2,228,296
Against: 1,359,496

Constitutional amendment to reduce the income tax rate in North Carolina to a maximum allowable rate of seven percent (7%).
For: 2,060,373
Against: 1,531,121

Constitutional amendment to require voters to provide photo identification before voting in person.
For: 2,015,849
Against: 1,615,482

Constitutional amendment to implement a nonpartisan merit-based system that relies on professional qualifications instead of political influence when nominating Justices and judges to be selected to fill vacancies that occur between judicial elections.
Against: 2,347,700
For: 1,161,547

Constitutional amendment to establish a bipartisan Board of Ethics and Elections to administer ethics and election laws, to clarify the appointment authority of the Legislative and the Judicial Branches, and to prohibit legislators from serving on boards and commissions exercising executive or judicial authority.
Against: 2,164,886
For: 1,346,715