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The State · North Carolina · Nov. 3, 2026

US HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 01

Polls, campaign money and the district behind the race.

The State · On the ballot

Candidates

DEMDon DavisIncumbent
Raised
$4,287,386
Spent
$987,862
Cash on hand
$3,570,366

FEC · As of Jun 30, 2026

FEC candidate filing ↗
REPLaurie Buckhout
Raised
$3,793,077
Spent
$1,989,720
Cash on hand
$1,829,661

FEC · As of Jun 30, 2026

FEC candidate filing ↗
The State · Last 120 days

Poll average

Bailey8.0%

1 polls used · Latest Jun 28, 2026

Buckhout42.8%

2 polls used · Latest Sep 11, 2026

Davis49.6%

2 polls used · Latest Sep 11, 2026

The State · Every public poll

Polls over time

● Davis● Bailey● Buckhout● Undecided

Each point is a poll, dated by its final field day. All reported choices and outliers are retained.

The State · 4 public polls

The full record

LV: likely voters · RV: registered voters · A: adults · MOE: margin of error

Pollster / sponsorField datesSampleMOEResultsSource
GBAO

House Majority PAC

D-sponsored
Sep 9, 2026 to Sep 11, 2026500 · LV±4.4 points

Davis 50%

Buckhout 43%

Undecided 7%

Release ↗

Sample size from Wikipedia/Pollsmax

GQRD-sponsoredJun 22, 2026 to Jun 28, 2026500 · LVNot reported

Davis 45%

Bailey 8%

Buckhout 41%

Undecided 6%

Release ↗

Two-way: Davis 49, Buckhout 47; dates/sample/undecided from Wikipedia

co/efficient

NRCC

R-sponsored
Apr 25, 2026 to Apr 29, 2026842 · LV±3.37 points

Davis 41%

Buckhout 41%

Undecided 17%

Release ↗

District generic: R 46, D 42

GQRD-sponsoredJan 29, 2026 to Feb 2, 2026500 · LVNot reported

Davis 42%

Bailey 9%

Buckhout 39%

Undecided 9%

Release ↗

Bailey/undecided from Wikipedia; original release not found

The State · District estimate

2024 presidential vote

2024 presidential vote in the 2026 district lines (estimate)

Trump +11.6

Harris
43.7%
183,327 votes
Trump
55.3%
232,221 votes
Total votes
419,893
Precincts
294
The State · 2024 presidential vote

Top precincts

The State · How to read this

Method and sources

The average uses polls from the last 120 days, weighted for recency and sample size. Older polls drop out. Campaign and party-sponsored polls count half as much. Each poll counts once, with likely voters preferred when a poll reports multiple populations. Every public poll is shown below, including outliers. District lean is an estimate of the 2024 presidential vote within the 2026 district lines. Absentee and early votes reported at county level are spread across districts in proportion to precinct votes. Sources: NC State Board of Elections, FEC and pollster releases. Polls are snapshots, not predictions.

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