What was the outcome of North Carolina's first vote on secession?

The vote was inconclusive.

The people voted to secede only if Lincoln was elected president.

The people voted not to secede from the Union.

The people voted to secede immediately.

The outcome of North Carolina's first vote on secession was that the vote was inconclusive.

Explanation:

The economy of the state of North Carolina was not as much dependent on slaves as the states further south. Though the leaders of the state of North Carolina continuously expressed their urge to secede from the union, the opted not to voice out their urge when the conventions were called owing to the fear of consequences.