Don Davis is from Snow Hill, North Carolina. He has a bachelor 27s degree in social sciences from the U. S. Air Force Academy, a master 27s degree in administration from Central Michigan University, a master 27s degree in sociology with a concentration in regional development, and a doctoral degree in education from East Carolina University. He is married to Yuvonka, and they have three sons--Ryan, Justin, and Kyler. 

Don Davis

Don Davis is from Snow Hill, North Carolina. He has a bachelor's degree in social sciences from the U.S. Air Force Academy, a master's degree in administration from Central Michigan University, a master's degree in sociology with a concentration in regional development, and a PhD in education from East Carolina University. He is married and has three sons, and he attends church as a minister. 

Don is a veteran, educator, and minister. He previously served as the youngest mayor of Snow Hill, North Carolina, at age 29, and later served 12 years in the North Carolina State Senate. 

Don is a veteran, educator, and public servant. He previously served as an assistant professor of aerospace studies at East Carolina University. Don served in the United States Air Force for eight years as a commissioned officer and a first lieutenant. 

Don is currently a U.S. Representative for North Carolina's 1st Congressional District. He was first elected in 2022 and is currently serving his second term. Before serving in Congress, he served as a member of the North Carolina State Senate for 12 years. He also served as the mayor of Snow Hill.

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Advocates for bringing back good-paying jobs, supporting small businesses, and bolstering North Carolina's agriculture, with a focus on essential investments and expanding high-speed broadband access.

Advocates for bringing back good-paying jobs, supporting small businesses, and bolstering North Carolina's agriculture.

Supports essential investments in eastern North Carolina, including high-speed broadband access to drive investment in small businesses and industry.

Supports high-speed broadband access to drive investment in small businesses and industry.

Supports investing in rural infrastructure, particularly expanding broadband internet access, to enhance economic and educational opportunities in eastern North Carolina.

Supports investing in rural infrastructure to enhance economic and educational opportunities in eastern North Carolina.

- Advocates for bringing back good-paying jobs, supporting small businesses, and bolstering North Carolina's agriculture.
- Supports high-speed broadband access to drive investment in small businesses and industry.
- Supports investing in rural infrastructure to enhance economic and educational opportunities in eastern North Carolina.

Economy

Public Safety

Advocates for better care for the aging population and is committed to making accessible, quality healthcare available to every person.

Advocates for better care for the aging population and making accessible, quality healthcare available to every person.

Supports women's health rights, including the right to make private health decisions and improve maternal health outcomes in eastern North Carolina.

Believes that a woman's health decisions should remain private between her and her doctor. 

Wants to improve maternal health outcomes in eastern North Carolina and address maternal mortality and morbidity rates.

- Advocates for better care for the aging population and making accessible, quality healthcare available to every person.
- Believes that a woman's health decisions should remain private between her and her doctor. 
- Supports codifying Roe v. Wade.
- Wants to improve maternal health outcomes in eastern North Carolina and address maternal mortality and morbidity rates.

Healthcare

Supports expanding early childhood education, reducing the cost of higher education, and making significant investments in Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).

Supports ensuring all children in eastern North Carolina have access to good public schools and making college and job training more accessible for all North Carolinians.

- Supports expanding early childhood education, reducing the cost of higher education, and making significant investments in Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).
- Supports ensuring all children in eastern North Carolina have access to good public schools and making college and job training more accessible for all North Carolinians.

Education

Advocates for clean air and water in eastern North Carolina, emphasizing the need to combat pollution and protect vulnerable communities from environmental hazards.

- Advocates for clean air and water in eastern North Carolina, emphasizing the need to combat pollution and protect vulnerable communities from environmental hazards.

Energy & the Environment

Supports comprehensive immigration reform but opposed an early version of the bill due to concerns about a worker verification provision affecting farmers.

Supports comprehensive immigration reform. 

Wants to improve veterans' education, career training, health, and housing assistance.

- Supports comprehensive immigration reform. 
- Wants to improve veterans' education, career training, health, and housing assistance.

Foreign Policy and Immigration

As of January 5, 2026, Don Davis’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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