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2026 federal candidate record

Robert W Whitehead

North Carolina U.S. House District 8

Green Party

Robert W Whitehead is included in the 2026 FEC filing records for North Carolina U.S. House District 8. Explore the available source records below. A federal filing does not establish ballot qualification.

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2026 CYCLE
Candidate
Robert W Whitehead
Office sought
U.S. House — North Carolina District 8
Party affiliation
Green Party
Incumbency
Challenger
Candidate status
FEC status not current
Principal committee
WHITEHEAD FOR CONGRESS NC →
FEC candidate ID
H6NC08210
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