Election 2024 Statistics

Harnett County remained true to every Republican candidate on the ballot. Also, every Republican who ran for an office in or representing Harnett County won.  Click here to see how Harnett County voted. 

Unfortunately, the red sweep did not continue on to several state offices: Governor, Lt. Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney General, and Superintendent of Public Instruction. 

In spite of that, several State offices were won by Republicans:  State Treasurer, Commissioner of Agriculture, Commissioner of Insurance, and Commissioner of Labor.  Click here to see how the State voted.

84.54% of Harnett County voters approved the Constitutional Amendment regarding only citizens being able to vote.

On the national scene, 50.96% of NC voters voted for President Trump, giving him 16 Electoral College votes, plus all of Harnett County will once again will be represented in Congress by a Republican--Brad Knott.  Click here for NC Federal statistics.

Early Voting Statistics for Harnett County:  47,599 in-person; mail in: 2,552 civilian ballots, 526 military ballots, 145 over-seas ballots for a total of 50,822.  57% of the State's eligible voters voted during Early Voting.

Of a major concern was the large number of provisional ballots cast not only in Harnett County (1,150) but 1,432 in Johnston County; 5,195 in Mecklenburg County; 6,262 in Wake County (to name a few) with a total statewide of 64,987 provisional votes!  By comparison, Lee County only had 309 cast.  This abnormality needs to be investigated by the NCBOE, local BOEs, the Legislature and concerned citizens.  Provisional ballots slow the lines, frustrate voters and result in extra work and the need for more personnel.

Harnett County GOP would like to express its gratitude to the hundreds of volunteers (poll workers, poll observers, poll greeters, door knockers, sign distributors, headquarters staff, phone bankers, precinct chairs and anyone who helped to bring victory to the White House and Harnett County.

Thank you!