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Take Action North Carolina

NC-01 (Davis)

North Carolina in 2024 remains a crucial Presidential battleground state. Traditional party lines blur as issues like education, healthcare, abortion, and environmental concerns take center stage Candidates are navigating a terrain shaped by North Carolina's demographic shifts, as the influx of younger and more diverse residents introduce unpredictability.

Recent re-mapping of the North Carolina Congressional districts has left just one competitive district: Don Davis in NC-01. There are no Senate races in North Carolina this cycle.

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COMPETITIVE HOUSE RACES

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  • Davis is serving his first term in Congress after serving in the North Carolina State Senate. Graduating from the U.S. Air Force Academy, he earned the rank of captain in the Air Force. His top priority in the House is to expand access to affordable health care because it is vital to keeping rural hospitals open.

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Coordinator(s):
Jeff Blum

Local Organization(s):
All in for NC

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