Public Information
Voter Registration Statistics
Historical Voter Registration Statistics 2021 (PDF)
Historical Voter Registration Statistics 2022 (PDF)
Voter registration statistics can also be found on our Tableau page.
Past Election Results
To view past results online, visit the State Board of Elections’ Election Results page.
For results in PDF printable format, please refer to the chart below.
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Voter Turnout Data
The files below summarize voter turnout in previous elections.
Historical Election Turnout (PDF)
2021 Municipal Election Turnout (PDF)
Additional voter turnout data can be found on our Tableau page.
Maps
Precinct Map with NC House District Overlay
County Commissioner and Board of Education Districts
NC House Districts with Precincts (PDF)
The Board of Elections does not provide printed maps. For a full-sized printed map, please contact the Brunswick County G.I.S. Department at (910) 253-2390.
2021 Redistricting
On Nov. 4, 2021, the North Carolina Senate and North Carolina House of Representatives ratified the following redistricting bills and associated maps:
- To view the N.C. Senate map, see Senate Bill 739 (2021-2022 Session)
- To view the N.C. House map, see House Bill 976 (2021-2022 Session)
- To view the U.S. House Map, see Senate Bill 740 (2021-2022 Session)
Elected Officials
You can find your jurisdictions on your voter registration card or by looking up your voter record. The jurisdictions will help determine who represents you. For example, we have 2 NC House Districts in Brunswick County. You will only be represented by one of those elected officials.
Please consult the various municipalities for verification of the information contained in this chart prior to its use. Every effort is made to ensure its accuracy; on occasion, however, a municipality’s governing board changes members without the Board of Elections’ immediate knowledge.
Voter Registration Reports
The State Board of Elections has voter data available on its website. This document provides links and instructions for using the data.
Pulling Voter Registration Data from the State – Directions (PDF)
Board of Elections Generated Reports
To request a voter registration report, please send an email to ryan.childress@brunswickcountync.gov. Include the following in your request:
Requestor’s name and phone number
Brief description of requested report
- Typical reports include active and inactive voters.
- Our base report includes precinct code, name, residential and mailing address, telephone number, demographic information (race, ethnicity, gender, age), and party affiliation.
- Emailed reports will come as an excel spreadsheet sorted by precinct and name unless otherwise specified in the request.
There is no charge for receiving reports electronically (email). To receive the report on a flash drive, the requester must provide a new, unopened (sealed in factory plastic) flash drive. There is no fee affiliated with this option. If the Board of Elections provides the flash drive, the fee is $10.
See below for fees associated with each printed report received.
- 1-200 pages – $5.00
- 201-500 pages – $10.00
- 501-750 pages – $15.00
- 751-1,000 pages – $20.00
- In excess of 1,001 pages – $25.00
- Labels (30 labels per page) – $0.10 per page
Email Alert Archive
See our previous email alerts here.