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On the recordMarch 17, 2026
for those who may not follow my work closely, they may ask: What have you done for eastern North Carolina? The answer is straightforward. Because of my work in Congress and, most importantly, my vote on key appropriations bills, I have secured 15 projects, totaling nearly $54 million. Traveling across the region and meeting and connecting with local leaders and community members, I have seen firsthand that Federal investments are delivering real results. In rural communities where resources are already stretched thin, investments such as a new fire truck in Williamston, a sewer infrastructure project in Sharpsburg, and a public safety project in Ahoskie are making real differences by addressing longstanding needs. I am putting all political divisions aside to make a difference for our families. These are not Democratic or Republican issues. They are eastern North Carolina issues. It is always good to be back home. To be clear, I come to Washington, D.C., to fight for eastern North Carolina.
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Joseph Haynes Davis
North Carolina

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Highlighting federal investments and projects secured for eastern North Carolina.

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