Feb. 2, 2026

Why NC elections officials are probing a U.S. Senate candidate

Why NC elections officials are probing a U.S. Senate candidate
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Why NC elections officials are probing a U.S. Senate candidate
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North Carolina elections officials are investigating whether a candidate for the state’s open U.S. Senate seat actually lives in North Carolina. A voter challenged the eligibility of Republican Margot Dupre, alleging she actually lives in Florida. State law requires candidates to live in North Carolina, and Dupre says she does. Officials plan to hold a hearing in the case this week. WRAL state government reporter Will Doran explains.