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Dispute over Senate candidate’s residence to be addressed by NC election board

Dispute over Senate candidate’s residence to be addressed by NC election board Margot Dupre

RALEIGH — The North Carolina Board of Election will hold a hearing Wednesday into whether a Republican U.S. Senate candidate actually lives in the state.

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Margot Dupre is one of seven Republicans seeking the U.S. Senate nomination.

Her voter registration address is listed as a mailbox at a UPS Store in Charlotte.

A complaint filed with the BOE says Dupre is, “probably a registered voter in Marion County, Florida, where she voted last April.”

In 2024, Dupre ran as a write-in candidate for a congressional seat in Idaho.

Channel 9 has reached out to her for comment and to ask where she lives.


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