Margot Dupre enters 2026 North Carolina U.S. Senate race

Election snapshot

North Carolina’s contested U.S. Senate general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026. Margot Dupre is one of 27 candidates listed in the race and is identified as a Republican.

No candidate has a biography, fundraising total, spending total or cash-on-hand amount on file. There are also no documented policy positions on file for the candidates.

Candidates in the race

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

Positions and campaign money

No documented positions are listed for Dupre or any other candidate in the field. That means the candidate records do not establish where any of them stand on particular federal issues.

Fundraising, spending and cash-on-hand amounts are also not on file for any candidate. Those three categories respectively track money brought into a campaign, money spent by a campaign and the amount the campaign retains.

Election timeline

The general election will be held Nov. 3, 2026. Candidate records, policy statements and campaign finance figures may be updated during the election cycle, giving voters additional information to compare before voting.