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NC-14 House Race 2028 (North Carolina)
Election day: November 7, 2028.
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- Republican party68%
- Democratic party28%
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In the news
- ‘Didn’t expect it’: Gaston County gets its first Black congresswoman after surprising NC-14 election
GASTON COUNTY, N.C. — For the first time, Gaston County will be represented in Congress by a Black woman. Democrat Lakesha Womack defeated Republican incumbent Tim Moore in Tuesday’s historic election. Moore is adjusting to a new normal…
- From unhoused to House rep: The unlikely winner of NC-14
Her campaign raised $59,000, while her opponent, Rep. Tim Moore (R), raised about $2.09 million through mid-October, according to Federal Election Commission reports. Before serving one term in Congress, Moore served five terms as speaker…
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WSOC TV Man recovers after power line shock stops heart during light installation Fatal hit-and-run prompts new traffic safety plans in east Charlotte More immigrant families are turning to a Charlotte nonprofit for help Heavy rains flood…
- With Democrats controlling NC House, Charlotte is optimistic about getting city’s priorities passed
WSOC TV Man recovers after power line shock stops heart during light installation Fatal hit-and-run prompts new traffic safety plans in east Charlotte More immigrant families are turning to a Charlotte nonprofit for help Heavy rains flood…
- Concerns raised over traffic congestion near Burke County elementary school
WSOC TV More immigrant families are turning to a Charlotte nonprofit for help Heavy rains flood towns, dozens rescued on Georgia-Tennessee border âDidnât expect itâ: Gaston County gets its first Black congresswoman after surprising…
- Thursday afternoon's forecast with Meteorologist Danielle Miller
WSOC TV More immigrant families are turning to a Charlotte nonprofit for help Heavy rains flood towns, dozens rescued on Georgia-Tennessee border âDidnât expect itâ: Gaston County gets its first Black congresswoman after surprising…
- Democrat Congresswoman-Elect Lakesha Womack, Who Beat Tim Moore in NC, Was Charged with a Felony Mid-Campaign for Stealing a Car
Womack, a first-time candidate who raised roughly $56,000, won with 51.1 percent of the vote to Moore’s 48.9 percent, a margin of about 6,415 votes out of more than 288,000 cast, according to unofficial results from the North Carolina…
- Lakesha Womack Defeated The Architect Of NC’s GOP Redistricting In One Of Tuesday’s Most Stunning Showings
— Jacob Rubashkin (@JacobRubashkin) November 4, 2026 BREAKING: LaKesha Womack defeats Rep. Tim Moore in NC-14. The race is outside the margin for a recount. Another stunning victory in what was considered a safe Republican Congressional…
- Live update: Blue wave propels Democrats to upsets in Charlotte-area U.S. House races.
The Charlotte-area congressional elections were meant to be uneventful. But Democrats have flipped two unexpected seats. In NC-14, Democrat challenger Lakesha Womack defeated incumbent Republican U.S. Rep. Tim Moore 51-49 with all 142…
- Felony warrant served to woman running for North Carolina’s Congressional District 14
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - A Charlotte woman and Democratic candidate running for North Carolina’s Congressional District 14 was served with a felony warrant at a campaign event earlier this month. The Polk County Sheriff’s Office on Sunday…
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