Official voter data

Voter Registration Changes Sep 7, 2026 – Sep 14, 2026

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Wake County voter registration by party, race, age, and gender, updated weekly from the official NCSBE file. Pick two weeks above to see what changed, then share the snapshot below.

· Official Voter Data · Wake County, NC

Week of Sep 14, 2026

Republicanslost30asDemocratsgained114

863,734

Registered

46.4%

Unaffiliated

284

Net change

By party · share and change

Unaffiliated

46.4%·401,051·196

Democrat

32.8%·283,720·114

Republican

20%·172,937·30

Libertarian

0.6%·5,337·±0

Green

0.1%·689·4

Who is joining · 1,038 new registrants this week

49.9%

·518

of new registrants registered Unaffiliated. 397 of 1,038 new voters are under 30 (38.2%), and 227 of those registered Unaffiliated (57.2%).

Where the new voters landed

Unaffiliated 518 (49.9%)

Democrat 353 (34%)

Republican 157 (15.1%)

Libertarian 8 (0.8%)

Green 2 (0.2%)

Of those reporting a race, 360 of 936 new registrants (38.5%) are people of color, versus 36.2% of the roll.

By race · top 5 groups

White

516,260

59.8%

111

Black

150,752

17.5%

Undesignated

96,323

11.2%

Asian

82,355

9.5%

–

Other

53,051

6.1%

121

Asian number is modeled from names

New registrations · top precincts

Precinct 20-06AApex

Precinct 11-01Raleigh

Precinct 10-06Wendell

Precinct 16-01Garner

Precinct 20-17Cary

Female416,532·48.2%

Male360,829·41.8%

Undesignated86,373·10%

Party switching · this week

Net, 15 more voters left a party to register Unaffiliated than returned.

Into Unaffiliated

DemocratUnaffiliated

RepublicanUnaffiliated

Back to a party

UnaffiliatedDemocrat

102

UnaffiliatedRepublican

Party to party

DemocratRepublican

RepublicanDemocrat

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Source: NCSBE voter file. Registered = active plus inactive. Aggregates only.

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Republican registrations in Wake County fell by 30 for the week ending September 14, 2026, the only party to lose ground, while Democrats gained 114 and Unaffiliated added 196. Party switching contributed, with 74 voters leaving Republican for Unaffiliated. Unaffiliated remains the largest status at 46.4 percent of the roll.

Republicans dropped 30 registrations in Wake County last week while Democrats added 114 and Unaffiliated grew by 196. Full breakdown: voteiq.app/registration #ncpol #WakeCounty

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Source: NCSBE voter file. Registered = active plus inactive, matching the Wake County Board of Elections total. Aggregates only.