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U.S. House · NC-02 · Democratic candidate · 2026

Deborah Ross

Democratic candidate for North Carolina's 2nd Congressional District

A civil rights lawyer and former state legislator, Ross represents Wake County and focuses on health care, housing and reproductive freedom.

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DistrictNC-02
OfficeCongress
ElectionNov. 3, 2026

Policy priorities

Where Deborah stands.

Campaign position

Affordable health insurance

  • Supports extending enhanced ACA tax credits and curbing prescription-drug middlemen to reduce patients’ costs

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Housing vouchers and grants

  • Supports expanding housing-choice vouchers and federal block grants to help low-income families afford homes

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Medicare and retirement security

  • Supports lowering Medicare eligibility to age 60 and opposes turning the program into vouchers or cutting seniors’ benefits

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Reproductive freedom in law

  • Supports putting Roe’s protections into federal law and keeping reproductive-care decisions between patients and doctors

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Affordable child care

  • Supports the Child Care for Working Families Act, limiting eligible middle-class families’ child-care costs to seven percent of income

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Citizenship and immigrant families

  • Supports pathways for Dreamers and permanent residence for children who risk aging out of dependent work visas

Record and background

Record & experience.

  1. Elected 2002

    Experience

    North Carolina state representative

    Served more than ten years and held majority and minority whip roles.

  2. Elected 2020

    Experience

    U.S. representative

    Won election to represent North Carolina’s 2nd District.

  3. March 2024

    Accomplishment

    Wake County project funding

    Helped secure $12.6 million for local housing, transportation and public-safety projects in enacted federal appropriations.

  • Experience

    Civil rights lawyer

    Practiced civil rights law and later worked on clean-energy matters in private practice.

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