It’s the inverse image to Nevada.
I was going to point out NV GOV this year, before remembering NC's got a Democratic governor (Roy Cooper).
His initial election was a squeaker, too.
The legislature has so much power in NC compared to other swing states. It can gerrymander itself with no input from the governor and the veto threshold is only 60%. Yes, there are some other states with only simple majority override rules, but in the current alignment, they all have Republican supermajorities anyway. Put this together and it means that a party that wins the NC legislature in a redistricting year is likely to continue holding it for a couple of decades, and they will be able to bend election law significantly in their favor in the process.