Michael Dublin

Green Party

US Senate · Wake County, North Carolina · November 3, 2026

Also on the ballot: Roy Cooper (Democratic Party), Shannon W. Bray (Libertarian Party), Michael Whatley (Republican Party)

Michael Dublin is a public school teacher, USMC veteran, and the North Carolina Green Party's 2026 U.S. Senate nominee, running on curbing corporate influence, environmental accountability, and a less interventionist foreign policy. He has never held elected office and polled at 1.5% in a September 2026 survey.

What this office decides

A U.S. Senator writes and votes on federal law, taxes, and spending, and confirms federal judges and executive appointees. The seat also shapes federal policy on health coverage, immigration, guns, energy, and the use of American force abroad. One of two senators representing all of North Carolina, for a six-year term.

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Dossier

Researched 2026-09-23 · Claude Code research agent with web search

Donald Trump: nothing found. No endorsement or criticism of Michael Dublin by Trump found in available coverage; Trump's endorsement in this race was of Republican nominee Michael Whatley, with no mention of Dublin.

Who they are

Michael Dublin is a public school educator, U.S. Marine Corps veteran, and community activist from the Raleigh area. He was the North Carolina Green Party's 2024 nominee for U.S. House and filed as the party's 2026 U.S. Senate candidate on June 15, 2026 (Politics1). He has never held elected office (Wikipedia).

Positions

Taxes & spending: No public position found.
Health care: No public position found.
Immigration: No public position found.
Foreign policy: Supports "a foreign policy based on diplomacy, international cooperation, and respect for human rights," opposes "all forms of imperialism and interventionism," and would "reduce our bloated military budget and reinvest that money here at home" (campaign site).
Business & regulation: Wants to hold "corporate polluters accountable for the damage they've caused" and to "get big money out of politics" (campaign site).
Personal freedom: No specific statement found; platform broadly emphasizes "protecting and expanding voting rights" and opposing "systemic oppression" (campaign site).

Record

Never held elected office. Works as a public-school teacher and is a USMC veteran; was the Green Party's unsuccessful 2024 nominee for a U.S. House seat before entering the 2026 Senate race (Politics1).

Money

No FEC financial reports were found for a 2026 Senate committee. His FEC candidate record (ID H4NC02192) dates to his 2024 U.S. House run and shows no 2025–2026 activity (FEC.gov).

What we couldn't find

No position on taxes, health care, immigration, or personal freedom/abortion.
No campaign finance totals.
No Trump endorsement, criticism, or outside endorsements of Dublin.

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