Compare: Tom Bailey Vs Don Davis

United States | Federal Member of Congress Electorate

These are the top candidates aiming to represent the Federal Member of Congress electorate of North Carolina 1.

Member Of Congress Candidate | North Carolina 1 | Libertarian

Tom Bailey is running as a Libertarian candidate for the North Carolina 1 in the upcoming 2024 United States Congress Election.

Competing against other candidate(s), Tom Bailey aims to bring their extensive experience to the role as a candidate for Member Of Congress in the United States Federal Government.

What are Tom Bailey's Libertarian Values?

Tom Bailey is a member of the Libertarian.

The Libertarian Party (LP) was established in August 1971 during gatherings at David F. Nolan's home in Westminster, Colorado, and was officially founded on December 11, 1971, in Colorado Springs.

Influenced by Austrian economist Murray Rothbard, the party was a response to the Nixon administration's policies, the Vietnam War, conscription, and the adoption of fiat money.

Core Beliefs:

The LP promotes civil liberties, non-interven…

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Don Davis

Member Of Congress Candidate | North Carolina 1 | Democratic

Don Davis is running as a Democratic candidate for the North Carolina 1 in the upcoming 2024 United States Congress Election.

Competing against other candidate(s), Don Davis aims to bring their extensive experience to the role as a candidate for Member Of Congress in the United States Federal Government.

What are Don Davis's Democratic Values?

Don Davis is a member of the Democratic.

The Democratic Party of the United States is grounded in modern liberalism, which contrasts with the Republican Party's conservatism. Positioned center-left on the American political spectrum, the party comprises diverse wings including centrists, progressives, fiscal conservatives, and democratic socialists.

Social and Civil Rights:

The party advocates for social programs, labor unions, consumer protection, workplace safety, equal…

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2024 United States Congress election