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Shannon Bray is included in the 2026 FEC filing records for North Carolina U.S. Senate. Explore the available source records below. A federal filing does not establish ballot qualification.
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Scheduled primary election
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Scheduled runoff, if required
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Federal general election
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Other FEC records in the North Carolina U.S. Senate race
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POLLING · SURVEYS, NOT PREDICTIONS
Polls that include Shannon Bray
10 survey records
Individual surveys of 2026 contests, including earlier cycle history from 2025. Matchups and populations stay separate; older or hypothetical matchups do not establish who is on the current ballot.
Simple average, not a forecast
Each pollster’s latest general-election survey ending within the last 30 days, with equal weight. Reviewed candidate identities join spelling variants; different matchups and voter populations stay separate. Percentages describe reported support, not a chance of winning.
Newest fieldwork appears first. When dates tie, the default favors more pollsters not marked internal or partisan in this 30-day window. Source labels remain visible; this is not a pollster-quality rating.
Likely voters · 4 polls · 1 of 4 internal or partisan surveys
Sep 27, 2026–Oct 8, 2026 · Lead between the two highest answers: 10.5 percentage points
Add each answer’s reported support across these 4 surveys and divide by 4. No house effects, sample weights, undecided allocation or error band is applied. Incomplete numeric matchups are excluded from this calculation but remain in the survey history. Full methodology →
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Senate: 10/21/2026, 10:37:10 AM UTC · 484 survey records
House: 10/21/2026, 10:37:13 AM UTC · 137 survey records
Governor: 10/21/2026, 10:37:10 AM UTC · 364 survey records
National preference: 10/21/2026, 10:37:11 AM UTC · 546 survey records
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