Last night, I called Roy Cooper to congratulate him. Despite our differences, we share a responsibility to deliver for North Carolina.
I also reached out to Michael Whatley to thank him for all he’s done for North Carolina, and the strong character he showed on the campaign trail.
I am deeply grateful to my House colleagues who will not be returning next Congress for their service and dedication to our State and our nation. Our Republican delegation has long been committed to making North Carolina a better place to live, and their efforts will last beyond any of our political careers.
What is clear from last night’s results is that families are working harder than ever and are still feeling squeezed. Republicans must keep focused on solutions, especially as Democrats in Congress under Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries will surely resort to the tax-and-spend policies and the predictable results that come with them.
I’ll keep fighting for lower taxes, affordable energy, and to reduce red tape — the policies that encourage innovation, create new jobs, and raise wages to support families. With new faces in Washington, rest assured I’ll work with anyone to expand opportunities and improve life for North Carolinians.
Last night’s results underscore that Republicans must listen to the message that was sent and refocus our efforts to ensure Republican candidates are positioned to win in 2028 and beyond.
I also reached out to Michael Whatley to thank him for all he’s done for North Carolina, and the strong character he showed on the campaign trail.
I am deeply grateful to my House colleagues who will not be returning next Congress for their service and dedication to our State and our nation. Our Republican delegation has long been committed to making North Carolina a better place to live, and their efforts will last beyond any of our political careers.
What is clear from last night’s results is that families are working harder than ever and are still feeling squeezed. Republicans must keep focused on solutions, especially as Democrats in Congress under Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries will surely resort to the tax-and-spend policies and the predictable results that come with them.
I’ll keep fighting for lower taxes, affordable energy, and to reduce red tape — the policies that encourage innovation, create new jobs, and raise wages to support families. With new faces in Washington, rest assured I’ll work with anyone to expand opportunities and improve life for North Carolinians.
Last night’s results underscore that Republicans must listen to the message that was sent and refocus our efforts to ensure Republican candidates are positioned to win in 2028 and beyond.
