With 218 days until Election Day, North Carolina will expand the GOP majority in the U.S. House

April 1 marks 218 days until November 5 and North Carolina Republicans have strong conservative candidates from Murphy to Manteo in all 14 Congressional districts.

To win a majority in the U.S. House Representatives, Republicans must win at least 218 seats. Currently, Republicans have that exact number: 218.

To grow the GOP majority in Congress, the NCGOP will work tirelessly across the state to put Republican candidates in position to win.

DISTRICT 1

Laurie Buckhout (website)

DISTRICT 2

Alan Swain (website)

DISTRICT 3

Rep. Greg Murphy (website)

DISTRICT 4

Eric Blankenburg (website)

DISTRICT 5

Rep. Virginia Foxx (website)

DISTRICT 6

Addison McDowell (website)

DISTRICT 7

Rep. David Rouzer (website)

DISTRICT 8

Mark Harris (website)

DISTRICT 9

Rep. Richard Hudson (website)

DISTRICT 10

Pat Harrigan (website)

DISTRICT 11

Rep. Chuck Edwards (website)

DISTRICT 12

Addul Ali (website)

DISTRICT 13

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DISTRICT 14

Tim Moore (website)

“North Carolina will reinforce our current majority with Republicans who will work to strengthen our economy, enact solutions to the crisis at the Southern border and stand up with President Trump when he is back in the White House,” said NCGOP Communications Director Matt Mercer.