Election 2026: Buckhout’s new ad mixes family, deployment, fight for veterans
- Republican Laurie Buckhout released an advertisement blending her family life, military career, and dedication to veterans while challenging Democratic U.S. Rep. Don Davis in North Carolina's competitive 2026 election.
- Buckhout, a retired Army colonel from Edenton, aims to become the first Republican in 71 U.S. House elections since 1882 to win North Carolina's northeastern congressional district.
- She states, "I know the high price military families pay," and pledges to fight for veterans in Congress because it is personal.
- Buckhout lost to Davis in 2024 by a narrow margin of 49.5% to 47.8% in North Carolina's closest U.S. House race.
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Election 2026: Buckhout’s new ad mixes family, deployment, fight for veterans
(The Center Square) – Republican Laurie Buckhout, challenging two-term incumbent Democratic U.S. Rep. Don Davis in North Carolina’s biggest toss-up election, mixed family, her military career and the quest to work for veterans in advertising released Tuesday.
Election 2026: Buckhout’s new ad mixes family, deployment, fight for veterans - The Daily Bo Snerdley
(The Center Square) – Republican Laurie Buckhout, challenging two-term incumbent Democratic U.S. Rep. Don Davis in North Carolina’s biggest toss-up election, mixed family, her military career and the quest to work for veterans in advertising released Tuesday. The retired Army colonel from Edenton is bidding to be the first Republican in 71 U.S. House elections – dating to the 1882 cycle – to win the northeastern-most congressional district in …
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