Candidate profile: Owen Nicholas Carlson

Owen Nicholas Carlson is one of 27 candidates listed in North Carolina’s contested 2026 U.S. Senate race. Carlson’s candidate label is OE. The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026.

Carlson’s official record

Carlson has no biography or documented policy positions on file. Amounts for money raised, money spent and cash on hand are also not on file.

That record does not establish Carlson’s views on any issue before voters. The OE label is listed without an explanation, so it should not be expanded into a party name or political affiliation.

Candidates listed in the race

Each candidate below has no biography or documented policy position on file. Each also has no amounts on file for money raised, money spent or cash on hand.

• Brooks Alexander Agnew — Republican. No biography, policy position or campaign finance amount is on file.
• Justin Dues — Democrat. No biography, policy position or campaign finance amount is on file.
• Michele Morrow — Republican. No biography, policy position or campaign finance amount is on file.
• Marcus W. Williams — Democrat. No biography, policy position or campaign finance amount is on file.
• Shannon Bray — Libertarian. No biography, policy position or campaign finance amount is on file.
• Margot Dupre — Republican. No biography, policy position or campaign finance amount is on file.
• Orrick Romaine Quick — Democrat. No biography, policy position or campaign finance amount is on file.
• Michael Louis Jr. Dublin — Green. No biography, policy position or campaign finance amount is on file.
• Wiley Nickel — Democrat. No biography, policy position or campaign finance amount is on file.
• Don Brown — Republican. No biography, policy position or campaign finance amount is on file.
• Daryl Farrow — Democrat. No biography, policy position or campaign finance amount is on file.
• Lichia Woldegabreal Sibhatu — Republican. No biography, policy position or campaign finance amount is on file.
• Robert Colon — Democrat. No biography, policy position or campaign finance amount is on file.
• Constance “Connie” Johnson — Other. No biography, policy position or campaign finance amount is on file.
• Owen Nicholas Carlson — OE. No biography, policy position or campaign finance amount is on file.
• Alyssia Rose-katherine Hammond — Democrat. No biography, policy position or campaign finance amount is on file.
• Gavin Solomon — Republican. No biography, policy position or campaign finance amount is on file.
• Roy Cooper — Democrat. No biography, policy position or campaign finance amount is on file.
• Thomas Lee Johnson — Republican. No biography, policy position or campaign finance amount is on file.
• Elizabeth A. Temple — Republican. No biography, policy position or campaign finance amount is on file.
• Shaunesi Yvette Deberry — Independent. No biography, policy position or campaign finance amount is on file.
• Brian Mcginnis — Green. No biography, policy position or campaign finance amount is on file.
• Michael Whatley — Republican. No biography, policy position or campaign finance amount is on file.
• Richard Dansie — Republican. No biography, policy position or campaign finance amount is on file.
• Logan Benjamin DR Keener — Republican. No biography, policy position or campaign finance amount is on file.
• Thom R Sen Tillis — Republican, incumbent. No biography, policy position or campaign finance amount is on file.
• Robert Anders MR Nilsson — Republican. No biography, policy position or campaign finance amount is on file.

Policy and campaign finance

No candidate in the listed field has a documented policy position on file. That means the record does not support describing any candidate’s stance on taxes, spending, health care, immigration, abortion, foreign policy or another issue.

The same limit applies to campaign finance. With no amounts on file for funds raised, funds spent or cash on hand, the candidates cannot be compared by fundraising or spending. No dollar figure should be assigned to Carlson or any other candidate in the race.

Election date and next steps

The listed contest is the North Carolina U.S. Senate general election. Election Day is Nov. 3, 2026. Voters can watch for changes to the candidate field, documented policy positions and campaign finance amounts as the election process continues.