My highest priority remains connecting with constituents. I traveled to all 22 counties in NC-01, making over 40 stops and holding over 70 events in August. We hosted seven listening sessions to hear from our constituents, connecting with so many voices in our communities. It was insightful. Many constituents voiced concerns about H.R. 1 and its potential impact on healthcare delivery, especially in our rural areas. Serious discussions took place regarding the future of Martin General Hospital as a vital rural emergency hospital and the need for a farm bill. We wrapped up a productive August welcoming students back to school. I feel genuinely honored to bring the voices of the residents of eastern North Carolina back to Washington, D.C.
Joseph Haynes Davis: “My highest priority remains connecting with constituents. I traveled to all 22 counties in NC-01, making over 40 stops…”
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Discussing outreach efforts and constituent concerns in North Carolina's 1st district.
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