MOBILE: Get real-time results on your phone

If your phone has a Web browser, you can get up-to-the minute results for 118 local and statewide races in North Carolina's primary.

Simply launch your phone's browser and go to wral.com. You will be directed to our free mobile site, where you also can check news headlines, sports scores, traffic conditions, weather forecasts and more.

For additional information on accessing WRAL news and information on your cell phone, visit our WRAL Wireless information page.



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