NC-7 House Race 2028 (North Carolina)

Election day: November 7, 2028.

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  • North Carolina 2026 election results

    North Carolina 11th District Follow live results in the North Carolina Senate race, county by county, as votes are counted on election night. Follow live results in all 14 of North Carolina’s House races as votes are counted on election…

    CNN·6d ago
  • Rouzer claims victory in NC-7 race; Hardy wants 'every vote' counted

    Two days after Election Day, the U.S. House District 7 race remains undecided. With all precincts reporting, unofficial results show incumbent Congressman David Rouzer holds a slim lead over Democratic challenger Kimberly Hardy. Currently…

    Yahoo News·4d ago
  • Rouzer holds slim lead in NC-7 as Republicans lose statewide

    Republican US Rep. David Rouzer holds a slim lead over Democrat Kimberly Hardy in North Carolina’s 7th Congressional District, one of the closer federal races on a night when Republicans suffered significant losses across the state…

    Carolina Journal·5d ago
  • GOP gerrymander backfires in NC, as state’s congressional map goes blue

    Republican state legislators were clear in October 2025, when they redrew North Carolina’s Congressional maps: they wanted Democratic US Rep. Don Davis out. Redistricting normally takes place only immediately after the decennial Census…

    Carolina Public Press·5d ago

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