NC State Board of Elections to hear challenge against GOP U.S. Senate candidate

Election board rules Senate candidate is not a North Carolina resident

The North Carolina State Board of Elections has upheld a challenge against a candidate in this year's U.S. Senate election.

North Carolina board disqualifies Republican candidates from US Senate race over residency issue

North Carolina State Board of Elections ruled that Margot Dupre is not a properly registered voter or qualified primary candidate in North Carolina.

NC board rules Dupre ineligible for GOP Senate ballot

At a lengthy hearing on Wednesday, the North Carolina State Board of Elections (NCSBE) voted 3-1 that a candidate in the state’s March 3 primary election cannot run on the Republican ticket in the US Senate race. Republican board member Bob Rucho, Republican board member and Secretary Stacey “Four” Eggers IV, and Democratic board member Jeff Carmon voted 3-1 that Margot Dupre did not have a valid voter registration because it did not provide a p…

NC elections board votes to disqualify Republican U.S. Senate candidate

A residency complaint notes that the address listed on the candidate’s voter registration is not a home, but rather a UPS store in a Charlotte strip mall.

NC State Board of Elections to hear challenge against GOP U.S. Senate candidate

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — The North Carolina State Board of Elections on Wednesday is set to hear a challenge against the candidacy of Margot Dupre, one of several Republicans running for U.S. Senate in the 2026 election. The challenge was filed by Fayetteville resident Jerry Reinoehl, who claims Dupre does not meet residency requirements to [...]