North Carolina · 2026 congressional redistricting
All 100 counties ←Ashe County, North Carolina
Ashe County keeps its congressional district, and 6,545 of its voters turn out in some midterms but not all.
11,360
vote in most midterms
6,545
vote in some midterms
19,826
at household addresses
A registration list does not mark which of these voters show up on their own and which need a knock or a call.
How we count.
We checked every registered voter in North Carolina against both the 2024 and 2026 congressional maps; 20,815 Ashe County voters came back in the same district on both. Turnout counts come from ten years of each voter's own vote history and say nothing about who anyone supports.
Registration file: NCSBE, August 17, 2026. Precinct map: December 12, 2025. Within a kilometre of a district line, the street-address check agrees with the precinct on 99.25% of 796 test voters. Turnout counts use ten years of each voter's own vote history and say nothing about who anyone supports; 1,032 of the 6,545 who vote in some midterms are new registrants counted at their cohort's rate, not their own record. A household address has ten or fewer registered voters and at least one active. 6 voters carry no precinct on file.
County Territory Brief · Ashe County
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One report on Ashe County: where its midterm voters are, precinct by precinct, with the household-address count for each, and a CSV you can load into your own tools. No file to upload.