N.C. Attorney Roy Cooper (D) pulled out the N.C. Governor’s race late Tuesday night by 5,001 votes, according to the N.C. State Board of Elections Office.

Cooper received 2,281,851 votes statewide compared to Gov. Pat McCrory’s (D) 2,276,850, according to unofficial results from the state board of elections.

In Polk County, McCrory won by almost 2,000 votes. McCrory received 6,200 votes in Polk County while Cooper received 4,279 and Lon Cecil received 249 votes in Polk County.

McCrory led the governor’s race most of Tuesday night, but results came in late putting Cooper ahead. There was a glitch in voting machines in Durham County Tuesday and the voting times were extended last minute until 9 p.m. Tuesday.

The results will not be official until next Friday, Nov. 18, when canvassing of the votes is scheduled by boards of elections around the state.