Donald Davis

Donald Davis

Years in Office

2

Bills Sponsored

49

Bills Co-Sponsored

1297

Committees

2

Donald Davis Biography

Donald Davis began his career as an Air Force veteran and community leader in eastern North Carolina. Elected to represent North Carolina’s 1st Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives in 2022, he focuses on expanding rural healthcare access, strengthening public education, and supporting economic development. Davis serves on the House Agriculture and Armed Services Committees, where he has advocated for disaster relief funding for farmers and improvements to veterans’ services. He approaches his work with a collaborative spirit, aiming to address the specific needs of his district’s diverse communities.

Education

  • Ed.D., East Carolina University, Greenville, NC
    (2007)
  • M.A., East Carolina University, Greenville, NC
    (2001)
  • M.S., Central Michigan University, Mt. Pleasant, MI
    (1997)
  • B.S. in Social Sciences, U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, CO
    (1994)

Impact & Accomplishments

Notable contributions during Donald Davis's congressional service.

Veterans' Mental Health Funding

Secured federal funding to expand mental health services for veterans in eastern North Carolina.

Rural Broadband Expansion

Advocated for and helped obtain funding to improve broadband internet access in underserved rural communities.

Disaster Recovery Support

Supported legislation providing disaster relief and infrastructure rebuilding after hurricanes in North Carolina.

Agricultural Assistance

Worked to secure resources and support for North Carolina farmers affected by natural disasters and market challenges.

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