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Buckhout secures NRCC backing as GOP eyes NC-1
Buckhout’s selection to NRCC program highlights NC-1’s growing competitiveness following redistricting and closely matched fundraising.
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NC’s 1st Congressional District heads for rematch
A rematch is set in NC’s 1st Congressional District as Republican Laurie Buckhout defeats GOP challengers and will face Rep. Don Davis again in November.
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White House partners with NRCC in NC-1 candidate recruitment
US Rep. Richard Hudson, R-NC9, is partnering with the Trump administration to ensure that the most competitive district in his home state gets the best Republican candidate.
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Federal government reopens after record-breaking shutdown
The longest US government shutdown ended as the House passed a clean CR 222-209, signed by Trump. Six Democrats, including Rep. Don Davis, joined GOP.
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Davis casts the only ‘present’ vote in Women’s Sports Protection Act
US Rep. Don Davis, NC-01, was the only member in the US House of Representatives to vote "present" on legislation passed Tuesday that would require school sports to recognize a student's sex based solely on physical biology.
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NIH funds animal experiments at NC universities
North Carolina Rep. Don Davis, NC-01, along with 12 other members of Congress have requested a government audit to examine federal agencies spending taxpayer dollars on painful dog and cat experiments, something top universities in North Carolina have conducted using federal funds.
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Notable NC figures to speak at ‘No Labels’ national conference
The centrist American political organization No Labels is hosting its national meeting in Washington, DC, Thursday drawing scores of Republicans, Democrats, and Independents set on bringing bipartisanship and moderate politics to issues like immigration, border security, taxes, and the national debt. “We’re living through one of those rare moments in history where historic changes can...
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Davis re-elected in 1st Congressional District
Rep. Don Davis, D-NC, was re-elected to his second term with 49.46% of the vote and almost 185,000 votes, while Republican nominee Laurie Buckhout at 47.9% with 179,167 votes. Libertarian candidate Tom Bailey
