Democrat Don Davis’s Campaign Fueled By Out-Of-State Donations

Recent campaign finance reports reveal that incumbent Representative Don Davis (NC-D) continues to raise most of his funds from outside of North Carolina. The most recent campaign finance reports show that 88.7% of all his donations came from outside of North Carolina. The report continues a pattern for Davis. For the third straight quarter, nearly all of Davis’s individual contributes have some from outside of North Carolina. Over the past nine months, 91% of his individual donations have been out of state.  

 "North Carolinians are sick and tired of do-nothing Don Davis's high-tax, open-border, far-left agenda. Davis's reliance on out-of-state money from liberal elites in California, New York, and Massachusetts is a clear indicator that his campaign is going nowhere in a hurry." – NRCC Spokesman Reilly Richardson. 

 

Davis faces a stiff challenge from retired Army Colonel Laurie Buckhout, who has raised $1.8 million in the second quarter to unseat Davis.  

 

Davis’s reliance on out state donors is yet another sign of his vulnerability this midterm. Here are some other vulnerabilities for him. 

  • Running in a district President Trump won by double digits in 2024 

  • Voted for the largest tax hike in history 

  • Blocked $305 billion in border funding despite promising to support tougher border policy 

  • Spent $40,000 in taxpayer dollars on office furniture 

  • Didn’t show up to work but still pocketed his taxpayer-funded per diem 

  • Stood by failed Senate candidate Graham Platner who attacked American heroes.  

 

"Don Davis can drop the moderate act - he's bought and paid for by California, New York, and Massachusetts liberals. North Carolinians are fed up with out-of-state, do-nothing Don Davis and are ready to send Laurie Buckhout to Washington to finally fight for them." - RNC Spokeswoman Emma Hall 

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