Wake County, North Carolina
See who votes in Wake County. Act with data.
VoteIQ transforms raw voter data into actionable insights. See turnout patterns, identify engagement gaps, and make every outreach effort count: the full electorate year-round, daily turnout every election season.
- Public records
- Official sources
- Aggregates only
How we count: cumulative ballots cast, never outcomes.
What’s in VoteIQ
The whole voter file, made readable
Every district, in depth
All 63 Wake County districts: NC House, NC Senate, county commission, school board, municipalities and wards. Each page carries registration by party, age and race, turnout across past cycles, every precinct ranked, the largest neighborhoods, and who has filed to run in 2026.
Browse the districts →What changed this week
Registration is rebuilt every Saturday from the state file. Pick any two banked weeks and see what actually moved: party switches, new registrants by age and race, and the running county totals. 12 weeks banked so far, one more every Saturday.
See the weekly change →The precinct map
All 216 Wake precincts in five lenses: registered voters, 2024 turnout, unaffiliated share, new registrants, and Democratic share. Tap a precinct for its numbers. Every value sits in a table underneath as well, so the data is readable without the map.
Open the map →Numbers you can quote
Every figure traces to a file published by the Wake County Board of Elections, the NC State Board of Elections, or the Census Bureau. Each page shows the vintage it was built from and the moment it loaded, so you can cite it precisely and reproduce it later.
How we count →Running for office in Wake County? Verified candidates get voter-level depth for their own district. See candidate tools →
Built from the county’s own files
The county map
Precinct-level views in three lenses: turnout, change vs. last cycle, demographics.
The district directory
Every Wake district on one screen: registration, turnout, and who's on the ballot.
Find your district
Every NC House, NC Senate, county commission, and school board district in Wake, each with its own page of registration, turnout, and history.
We don’t store addresses. They’re used only to find your district.
Try: NC House 36 · Morrisville · 27519
For candidates
Running in Wake County? Voter intelligence for your campaign.
Daily projected turnout, district intelligence, and a list builder over every voter attribute. Verified-candidate access to the data your campaign actually runs on.
Candidates are verified against official NCSBE filings. Eligibility and terms apply, see Terms.
Sample shown with synthetic data. Real voter records never appear on public pages.
How we count, and what we publish
We ingest the official files
Wake County BoE early-voting files (daily, Oct 15–31) and NCSBE registration files (weekly, Saturdays). Nothing scraped, nothing modeled in public.
We publish aggregates only
County and district totals: cumulative ballots cast, never outcomes, never voter-level data on public pages.
Candidates verify for depth
Verified against the official NCSBE candidate filing list, candidates unlock voter-level insight for their own district.