In the three races considered competitive, new campaign filings show Democrats finished with more cash on hand and outraised their Republican opponents.
Christa Dutton
Christa Dutton is a NOTUS reporter and an Allbritton Journalism Institute fellow.
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N.C. Republicans Want Markwayne Mullin to Unlock FEMA Funds
All 10 House Republicans in the delegation wrote the new secretary of Homeland Security to ask for a review of unallocated FEMA funds.
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N.C. Congressional Delegation Split on Stock Trading—And a Potential Ban
Banning lawmakers and their families from owning stocks is an issue that doesn’t fall neatly along partisan lines.
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Democrats Are Trying to Court Rural America, Once Again
Democrats readily admit their reputation is poor in rural America. Will this time be different?
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Congressional Black Caucus PAC Endorses in a Newly Redrawn N.C. District
The caucus’ campaign arm is backing Raymond Smith Jr. in North Carolina’s 3rd District.
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This Competitive Race for U.S. House Could Be a Rematch
Republican Laurie Buckhout announced she’s running to face off against incumbent U.S. Rep. Don Davis in the 1st District again.
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Michael Whatley’s ‘Recovery Czar’ Title Hangs Over His Senate Bid
President Trump tapped him to oversee Hurricane Helene recovery efforts. Democrats are hell-bent on making that a liability.
