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Race snapshot
Brooks Alexander Agnew is running as a Republican in North Carolina’s contested 2026 U.S. Senate race. The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026.
The candidate field includes 27 people across the Republican, Democratic, Libertarian, Green, Independent, Other and OE labels. Thirteen are listed as Republicans, eight as Democrats, two as Greens and one each as Libertarian, Independent, Other and OE.
Agnew’s record
Agnew has no biography on file. That leaves their education, work experience, public service and other personal background unstated.
No documented policy positions are on file for Agnew. There are also no figures on file for funds raised, funds spent or cash on hand. Those categories show how much a campaign has collected, used and retained.
The full candidate field
Each candidate in the race has the same status for biography, policy and campaign finance details: none are on file.
- Brooks Alexander Agnew — Republican. Biography, policy and finance details: none on file.
- Justin Dues — Democrat. Biography, policy and finance details: none on file.
- Michele Morrow — Republican. Biography, policy and finance details: none on file.
- Marcus W. Williams — Democrat. Biography, policy and finance details: none on file.
- Shannon Bray — Libertarian. Biography, policy and finance details: none on file.
- Margot Dupre — Republican. Biography, policy and finance details: none on file.
- Orrick Romaine Quick — Democrat. Biography, policy and finance details: none on file.
- Michael Louis Jr. Dublin — Green. Biography, policy and finance details: none on file.
- Wiley Nickel — Democrat. Biography, policy and finance details: none on file.
- Don Brown — Republican. Biography, policy and finance details: none on file.
- Daryl Farrow — Democrat. Biography, policy and finance details: none on file.
- Lichia Woldegabreal Sibhatu — Republican. Biography, policy and finance details: none on file.
- Robert Colon — Democrat. Biography, policy and finance details: none on file.
- Constance "connie" Johnson — Other. Biography, policy and finance details: none on file.
- Owen Nicholas Carlson — OE. Biography, policy and finance details: none on file.
- Alyssia Rose-katherine Hammond — Democrat. Biography, policy and finance details: none on file.
- Gavin Solomon — Republican. Biography, policy and finance details: none on file.
- Roy Cooper — Democrat. Biography, policy and finance details: none on file.
- Thomas Lee Johnson — Republican. Biography, policy and finance details: none on file.
- Elizabeth A. Temple — Republican. Biography, policy and finance details: none on file.
- Shaunesi Yvette Deberry — Independent. Biography, policy and finance details: none on file.
- Brian Mcginnis — Green. Biography, policy and finance details: none on file.
- Michael Whatley — Republican. Biography, policy and finance details: none on file.
- Richard Dansie — Republican. Biography, policy and finance details: none on file.
- Logan Benjamin DR Keener — Republican. Biography, policy and finance details: none on file.
- Thom R Sen Tillis — Republican. Biography, policy and finance details: none on file.
- Robert Anders MR Nilsson — Republican. Biography, policy and finance details: none on file.
What voters can track
The general election date is Nov. 3, 2026. Before then, additions to candidate biographies could establish their experience and qualifications. Documented policy positions could show how the candidates differ on issues, while campaign finance figures could show their fundraising, spending and remaining cash.
The race is contested, and the candidate list includes people sharing party labels. Official updates to candidate records and the final lineup are key steps to follow as the election approaches.
