Greensboro: who represents it, and who is running

U.S. general election (federal, state and county offices) votes on 2026-11-03. It elects u.S. Senator (North Carolina, open Tillis seat); U.S. Representatives for NC-5, NC-6 and NC-9; NC Senate districts 26, 27, 28 and NC House districts 57-62 (city hall: SD-28, HD-61); NC Supreme Court and Court of Appeals seats; Guilford County commissioners, Board of Education, sheriff, clerk of superior court, district attorney (District 24), soil and water supervisor and judicial seats. No Governor race (next 2028) and no City of Greensboro offices on this ballot..

Holding office17

the sitting council

On the ballot13

5 sitting members running again

The official candidate list ↗ · What Greensboro is like — the /local page

Congressional district (city hall): North Carolina's 5th congressional district (Melvin Municipal Office Building, 300 W Washington St); the city spans NC-5, NC-6 and NC-9 (120th Congress map) — Virginia Foxx (Republican)

Mayor

Name	Office	Party / slate	Seat	Source
Marikay Abuzuaiter Elected unofficial	Mayor	Independent		NC State Board of Elections

Council Member

Name	Office	Party / slate	Seat	Source
Adam Marshall Elected unofficial	Council Member	Independent	District 4	NC State Board of Elections
April Parker Elected unofficial	Council Member	Independent	District 3	NC State Board of Elections
Cecile (CC) Crawford Elected unofficial	Council Member	Independent	District 2	NC State Board of Elections
Crystal Black Elected unofficial	Council Member	Independent	District 1	NC State Board of Elections
Denise Roth Elected unofficial	Council Member	Independent	At-Large	NC State Board of Elections
Hugh Holston Elected unofficial	Council Member	Independent	At-Large	NC State Board of Elections
Irving D. Allen Elected unofficial	Council Member	Independent	At-Large	NC State Board of Elections
Tammi Thurm Elected unofficial	Council Member	Independent	District 5	NC State Board of Elections

Governor

Name	Office	Party / slate	Seat	Source
Josh Stein Elected unofficial	Governor	Democratic		NC State Board of Elections

State Representative — HD-61

Name	Office	Party / slate	Seat	Source
Mary Price (Pricey) Harrison Elected acclaimed unofficial	State Representative → Running	Democratic		NC State Board of Elections

State Senator — SD-28

Name	Office	Party / slate	Seat	Source
Gladys A. Robinson Elected acclaimed unofficial	State Senator → Running	Democratic		NC State Board of Elections

U.S. Senator

Name	Office	Party / slate	Source
Ted Budd Elected	U.S. Senator	Republican	@unitedstates congress-legislators (legislators-current.json); senate.gov returned HTTP 403 in earlier NC runs
Thom Tillis Elected	U.S. Senator	Republican	@unitedstates congress-legislators (legislators-current.json); senate.gov returned HTTP 403 in earlier NC runs
Michael Dublin	U.S. Senator Running	Green	NC State Board of Elections
Michael Whatley	U.S. Senator Running	Republican	NC State Board of Elections
Roy Cooper	U.S. Senator Running	Democratic	NC State Board of Elections
Shannon W. Bray	U.S. Senator Running	Libertarian	NC State Board of Elections

U.S. Representative — NC-5

Name	Office	Party / slate	Source
Virginia Foxx Elected	U.S. Representative → Running	Republican	U.S. House of Representatives
Chuck Hubbard	U.S. Representative Running	Democratic	NC State Board of Elections
Robert B. Luffman	U.S. Representative Running	Libertarian	NC State Board of Elections

U.S. Representative — NC-6

Name	Office	Party / slate	Seat	Source
Addison McDowell Elected	U.S. Representative → Running	Republican		U.S. House of Representatives
Cyril Jefferson	U.S. Representative Running	Democratic		NC State Board of Elections

U.S. Representative — NC-9

Name	Office	Party / slate	Seat	Source
Richard Hudson Elected	U.S. Representative → Running	Republican		U.S. House of Representatives
Richard N. Ojeda II	U.S. Representative Running	Democratic		NC State Board of Elections

Notes on this record

How the lists were read, and what could not be.

Municipal: greensboro-nc.gov returned an Akamai 'Access Denied' (HTTP 403) to curl with default and browser user-agents and to WebFetch, for robots.txt and every page tried — not bypassed. The Mayor and eight Council Members are therefore taken from the NCSBE official 2025 municipal general-election precinct results (results_pct_20251104.zip, Guilford County, 'CITY OF GREENSBORO MAYOR' / 'CITY COUNCIL AT-LARGE' (vote for 3) / 'DISTRICT 01'-'05') and marked "unofficial": true because no current City roster was read. A search-result snippet of a January 2026 City meeting notice lists the same nine names and Denise Roth as Mayor Pro Tem; that document itself could not be opened. Greensboro is council-manager with non-partisan elections; City Manager, Attorney and Clerk are appointed, so there is no other city-wide elected office.
City of Greensboro elections: the NCSBE 2026 all-contest list for Guilford has no City of Greensboro contest. The last municipal general election was 2025-11-04 and Greensboro council and mayoral terms are four years (2015 referendum, effective 2017, per news coverage and Ballotpedia — not confirmed on the blocked City site), so the next municipal general election is expected in November 2029. Not verified against an official calendar.
Congressional districts covering the city: Census TIGERweb polygon for Greensboro city (place 3728000) sampled on a 120x120 grid (5,383 points inside the city) against the 120th Congress districts: NC-5 (3,616 points), NC-6 (1,138), NC-9 (629). All three sitting members (house.gov directory, retrieved 2026-10-22) are on the 2026 general list for their seats. Slivers under ~0.3 km could be missed.
State legislative districts covering the city by the same grid (2026 layers): Senate 26 (853), 27 (1,806), 28 (2,724); House 57 (1,527), 58 (1,054), 59 (592), 60 (5 points, sliver), 61 (1,032), 62 (1,173). Only city hall's districts (SD-28, HD-61) are recorded as people, per the brief.
State officeholders: ncleg.gov and governor.nc.gov were blocked in earlier NC runs (Cloudflare / Access denied) and were not re-tried around a block. Governor Josh Stein (D), SD-28 Gladys A. Robinson (D) and HD-61 Mary Price (Pricey) Harrison (D) are taken from the NCSBE official 2024 general-election precinct results and marked "unofficial": true. Both legislators are UNOPPOSED on the 2026 general list.
Candidates: NC State Board of Elections '2026 General Candidate List by Contest — Federal and State Only' (PDF, S3 Last-Modified 2026-10-13; header: Election 11/03/2026, all counties), cross-checked with the all-contest version's Guilford section. 'Name on Ballot' is used as name; the list's legal name is kept in ballotName; party codes in ballotParty. Addresses printed on the list were not copied. Write-ins and primary losers excluded.
U.S. Senate 2026: open seat: Michael Whatley (REP), Roy Cooper (DEM), Shannon W. Bray (LIB), Michael Dublin (GRE). House: NC-5 Virginia Foxx (R, inc.) vs Chuck Hubbard (D), Robert B. Luffman (L); NC-6 Addison McDowell (R, inc.) vs Cyril Jefferson (D); NC-9 Richard Hudson (R, inc.) vs Richard N. Ojeda II (D).
U.S. Senators from the CC0 @unitedstates legislators-current.json (Tillis term ends 2027-01-03, Budd 2029-01-03). No photos linked (City photos unreachable; no federal photo pages read).
Robots/terms: house.gov, ncsbe.gov and guilfordcountync.gov robots.txt allow (standard Drupal); s3.amazonaws.com dl.ncsbe.gov files are the public NCSBE downloads; geocoding.geo.census.gov and tigerweb.geo.census.gov public Census services; unitedstates.github.io CC0. Blocked, not bypassed: greensboro-nc.gov (Akamai 403). No home addresses, phones or personal emails recorded. standsFor null for everyone. Wikipedia, Ballotpedia and news used only for the next-municipal-election note, never for anyone's status.

Sources

Prepared 2026-10-22. Nomination papers are never opened: they carry home addresses. After voting day a candidate list becomes a result; these rows are reconciled, not deleted.