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U.S. House District 9
2026 North Carolina U.S. House — District 9 — General Election · November 3, 2026
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- 2026 North Carolina U.S. House — District 9 — General Election on November 3, 2026
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- U.S. House District 9 · Republican · Incumbent
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Election date: 11/03/2026
Contest: US HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 09
Candidate: Richard Hudson
Party: REP
Candidacy date: 12/01/2025
Campaign phone: 7047383241
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Election date: 11/03/2026
Contest: US HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 09
Candidate: Richard Hudson
Party: REP
Candidacy date: 12/01/2025
Campaign phone: 7047383241
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More on Agriculture
Source-published biographyFarmers from around the county had a opportunity to discuss some of the challenges that they’re facing, as well as provide insight and guidance to a few young individuals who are looking to pursue a career in agriculture.
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Farmers from around the county had a opportunity to discuss some of the challenges that they’re facing, as well as provide insight and guidance to a few young individuals who are looking to pursue a career in agriculture.
Rep. Hudson visits Hamlet roots ahead of run for District 9 seat
Source-published biographyThough it’s been a few years since Hudson has been on the ballot in Richmond County, his connections go much deeper. His grandfather, J.F. Watson, worked for the Seaboard Air Line Railroad — with an office on the second floor of the Hamlet Depot — for 32 years before retiring as the roadmaster in Roanoke Rapids. His mother lived in Hamlet as a young child, and his uncle, R.L. “Riley” Watson was born in the city.
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Though it’s been a few years since Hudson has been on the ballot in Richmond County, his connections go much deeper. His grandfather, J.F. Watson, worked for the Seaboard Air Line Railroad — with an office on the second floor of the Hamlet Depot — for 32 years before retiring as the roadmaster in Roanoke Rapids. His mother lived in Hamlet as a young child, and his uncle, R.L. “Riley” Watson was born in the city.
Rep. Hudson visits Hamlet roots ahead of run for District 9 seat
Source-published biographyHudson was born in Franklin, VA but grew up in Charlotte, and currently resides in Concord (congressional representatives are not constitutionally required to live in the district they represent, just the same state). He worked on Rep. Robin Hayes’s staff for six years, and during that time was involved in local projects including securing grants to turn the Imperial Foods ruins into a memorial park, and in the early 2000s was involved in getting the Hamlet Depot moved 240 feet across the railroad tracks to where it currently sits.
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Hudson was born in Franklin, VA but grew up in Charlotte, and currently resides in Concord (congressional representatives are not constitutionally required to live in the district they represent, just the same state). He worked on Rep. Robin Hayes’s staff for six years, and during that time was involved in local projects including securing grants to turn the Imperial Foods ruins into a memorial park, and in the early 2000s was involved in getting the Hamlet Depot moved 240 feet across the railroad tracks to where it currently sits.
Gerrymandering decision will mean new Harnett representative
Source-published biographyCurrent 8th District Congressman Richard Hudson, who officially filed to re-gain his seat shortly after the new districts were declared valid, visited Dunn recently in an effort to bring awareness to residents of the pending changes to their representation. Hudson has served as the representative for the district since 2013.
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Current 8th District Congressman Richard Hudson, who officially filed to re-gain his seat shortly after the new districts were declared valid, visited Dunn recently in an effort to bring awareness to residents of the pending changes to their representation. Hudson has served as the representative for the district since 2013.
N.C. should be able to explore offshore oil, gas resources
Source-published biographyBy Richard Hudson for Congress On 8 March 2016 In News share tweet +1 Comments Off on U.S. Rep. Richard Hudson visits Fayetteville, talks politics. U.S. Rep. Richard Hudson visits Fayetteville, talks politics. Fayetville Observer Republican U.S. Rep. Richard Hudson doesn’t support presidential candidate Donald Trump, but he wouldn’t tell a smattering of people who came out to greet him Tuesday who he will vote for. Hudson is the newest congressman for the redrawn 8th Congressional District, which includes Moore, Hoke and part of Cumberland County, including Fort Bragg. Hudson said he doesn’t know if the district’s boundaries will be approved as drawn in court, but he knows the lines will not return to how they were when he was elected to Congress in 2012. Hudson wasn’t waiting for a final decision to get reacquainted with Fayetteville, a city he said he knows well from his six years as district director for former U.S. Rep Robin Hayes. Hudson and Mayor Nat Robertson sat informally in the Council Chambers as Robertson asked the congressman questions with direct correlations to Fayetteville. Among other topics, Hudson said he believes in bipartisan support in Washington, less bureaucracy, immigration reform and privatization of veteran health care. He expressed frustration with the dealings on Capitol Hill, saying he grew up wanting to solve problems. “In Washington,” Hudson said, “they want to kick the can down the road.” Read more…
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By Richard Hudson for Congress On 8 March 2016 In News share tweet +1 Comments Off on U.S. Rep. Richard Hudson visits Fayetteville, talks politics. U.S. Rep. Richard Hudson visits Fayetteville, talks politics. Fayetville Observer Republican U.S. Rep. Richard Hudson doesn’t support presidential candidate Donald Trump, but he wouldn’t tell a smattering of people who came out to greet him Tuesday who he will vote for. Hudson is the newest congressman for the redrawn 8th Congressional District, which includes Moore, Hoke and part of Cumberland County, including Fort Bragg. Hudson said he doesn’t know if the district’s boundaries will be approved as drawn in court, but he knows the lines will not return to how they were when he was elected to Congress in 2012. Hudson wasn’t waiting for a final decision to get reacquainted with Fayetteville, a city he said he knows well from his six years as district director for former U.S. Rep Robin Hayes. Hudson and Mayor Nat Robertson sat informally in the Council Chambers as Robertson asked the congressman questions with direct correlations to Fayetteville. Among other topics, Hudson said he believes in bipartisan support in Washington, less bureaucracy, immigration reform and privatization of veteran health care. He expressed frustration with the dealings on Capitol Hill, saying he grew up wanting to solve problems. “In Washington,” Hudson said, “they want to kick the can down the road.” Read more…
U.S. Rep. Richard Hudson visits Fayetteville, talks politics.
Source-published biographyHudson said he doesn’t know if the district’s boundaries will be approved as drawn in court, but he knows the lines will not return to how they were when he was elected to Congress in 2012.
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Hudson said he doesn’t know if the district’s boundaries will be approved as drawn in court, but he knows the lines will not return to how they were when he was elected to Congress in 2012.
Hudson Announces Reelection Bid for Congress
Candidate-statedA Republican, Hudson was first elected to Congress in 2013. He already has amassed a solid campaign fund, with $2.1 million cash on hand. He reported raising $540,000 in the last quarter alone.
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A Republican, Hudson was first elected to Congress in 2013. He already has amassed a solid campaign fund, with $2.1 million cash on hand. He reported raising $540,000 in the last quarter alone.
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Candidate-statedHudson was first elected to the U.S. House in 2012 and won re-election last week by defeating Democrat challenger Ben Clark by 56.7% percent to 43.3%. He was first elected to House Republican leadership as Conference Secretary in the 117th Congress.
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Hudson was first elected to the U.S. House in 2012 and won re-election last week by defeating Democrat challenger Ben Clark by 56.7% percent to 43.3%. He was first elected to House Republican leadership as Conference Secretary in the 117th Congress.
Hudson Re-Elected for Sixth Term to Congress
Candidate-statedRepublican U.S. Rep. Richard Hudson was re-elected to a sixth term representing the 9th Congressional District, with all but 12 precincts still out as of 10:15 p.m., according to complete, but unofficial returns announced late Tuesday evening.
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Republican U.S. Rep. Richard Hudson was re-elected to a sixth term representing the 9th Congressional District, with all but 12 precincts still out as of 10:15 p.m., according to complete, but unofficial returns announced late Tuesday evening.
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Candidate positionBy Richard Hudson for Congress On 14 July 2021 In Issues share tweet +1 Comments Off on Protecting Our Border and Community Protecting Our Border and Community Richard is committed to securing our border and protecting our community from dangers posed by threats like the opioid crisis and crime. To achieve this goal, Richard believes we must support good police officers and law enforcement who serve our communities, finish securing our border with wall and technology, reinstate border policies that have worked like ‘Remain in Mexico,’ and build on our efforts to end the opioid epidemic. Richard will continue to work on bipartisan solutions to address each of these issues and keep our community and country safe. Immigration crisis prompts North Carolina congressman’s visit to southern border WCNC ‘It was heartbreaking’: Lawmaker visits border as crisis impact reaches North Carolina abc11 Republicans would resume Trump’s border wall if they win back the House Washington Examiner Rep. Richard Hudson talks opioid abuse in Cabarrus County Salisbury Post
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By Richard Hudson for Congress On 14 July 2021 In Issues share tweet +1 Comments Off on Protecting Our Border and Community Protecting Our Border and Community Richard is committed to securing our border and protecting our community from dangers posed by threats like the opioid crisis and crime. To achieve this goal, Richard believes we must support good police officers and law enforcement who serve our communities, finish securing our border with wall and technology, reinstate border policies that have worked like ‘Remain in Mexico,’ and build on our efforts to end the opioid epidemic. Richard will continue to work on bipartisan solutions to address each of these issues and keep our community and country safe. Immigration crisis prompts North Carolina congressman’s visit to southern border WCNC ‘It was heartbreaking’: Lawmaker visits border as crisis impact reaches North Carolina abc11 Republicans would resume Trump’s border wall if they win back the House Washington Examiner Rep. Richard Hudson talks opioid abuse in Cabarrus County Salisbury Post
Hudson Announces Reelection Bid for Congress
Candidate positionWith newly drawn congressional maps keeping his district leaning safely Republican, U.S. Richard Hudson announced this week he will seek re-election.
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With newly drawn congressional maps keeping his district leaning safely Republican, U.S. Richard Hudson announced this week he will seek re-election.
Moore’s New Congressman Lays Out Beliefs, Objectives
Candidate positionBy Richard Hudson for Congress On 24 March 2016 In News, Press releases share tweet +1 Comments Off on Hudson Files for Re-election Hudson Files for Re-election RALEIGH – U.S. Representative Richard Hudson (NC-08), one of the most conservative members of Congress, today officially submitted his paperwork to run for re-election. “I’m running for re-election to continue to be a conservative, common sense voice for the people of North Carolina’s 8th District,” said Hudson. Hudson continued, “Now more than ever, we need conservative leaders who will stand up to the Washington elites and fight for a smaller, more limited federal government that empowers small businesses to grow and provide good-paying jobs for folks across the state. At a time when radical Islamic terrorists and evil regimes are threatening American security, we need leaders who will give the US military the support it needs to keep us safe. That’s what I’m fighting for and that’s why I want to continue to be a conservative leader for North Carolina.” The 2016 Primary Election date is June 7th and the General Election is November 8th. National Journal rated Hudson the 12th most conservative member of the U.S. House of Representatives during the 113th Congress.
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By Richard Hudson for Congress On 24 March 2016 In News, Press releases share tweet +1 Comments Off on Hudson Files for Re-election Hudson Files for Re-election RALEIGH – U.S. Representative Richard Hudson (NC-08), one of the most conservative members of Congress, today officially submitted his paperwork to run for re-election. “I’m running for re-election to continue to be a conservative, common sense voice for the people of North Carolina’s 8th District,” said Hudson. Hudson continued, “Now more than ever, we need conservative leaders who will stand up to the Washington elites and fight for a smaller, more limited federal government that empowers small businesses to grow and provide good-paying jobs for folks across the state. At a time when radical Islamic terrorists and evil regimes are threatening American security, we need leaders who will give the US military the support it needs to keep us safe. That’s what I’m fighting for and that’s why I want to continue to be a conservative leader for North Carolina.” The 2016 Primary Election date is June 7th and the General Election is November 8th. National Journal rated Hudson the 12th most conservative member of the U.S. House of Representatives during the 113th Congress.
Protecting Our Border and Community
Candidate positionRichard is committed to securing our border and protecting our community from dangers posed by threats like the opioid crisis and crime. To achieve this goal, Richard believes we must support good police officers and law enforcement who serve our communities, finish securing our border with wall and technology, reinstate border policies that have worked like ‘Remain in Mexico,’ and build on our efforts to end the opioid epidemic. Richard will continue to work on bipartisan solutions to address each of these issues and keep our community and country safe.
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Richard is committed to securing our border and protecting our community from dangers posed by threats like the opioid crisis and crime. To achieve this goal, Richard believes we must support good police officers and law enforcement who serve our communities, finish securing our border with wall and technology, reinstate border policies that have worked like ‘Remain in Mexico,’ and build on our efforts to end the opioid epidemic. Richard will continue to work on bipartisan solutions to address each of these issues and keep our community and country safe.
Congressman Hudson Releases Statement on 2020 Election Victory
Candidate position“I am honored and humbled for the opportunity to continue serving our community,” said Rep. Hudson. “As I vowed during this campaign, I will work for everyone in our community and continue focusing on priorities including rebuilding our economy and improving health care. As Fort Bragg’s Congressman, I will also continue to work every day for our veterans, our troops and their families.”
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“I am honored and humbled for the opportunity to continue serving our community,” said Rep. Hudson. “As I vowed during this campaign, I will work for everyone in our community and continue focusing on priorities including rebuilding our economy and improving health care. As Fort Bragg’s Congressman, I will also continue to work every day for our veterans, our troops and their families.”
Moore Pilot: Richard Hudson for U.S. House
Candidate positionHe supports bipartisan legislation related to identifying new jobs needed in the energy sector; putting more money into “21st century cures” for disease research; and reforming mental health. And unlike Ellmers, who only ever advocated repeal of the Affordable Care Act, Hudson at least supports an alternative.
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He supports bipartisan legislation related to identifying new jobs needed in the energy sector; putting more money into “21st century cures” for disease research; and reforming mental health. And unlike Ellmers, who only ever advocated repeal of the Affordable Care Act, Hudson at least supports an alternative.
N.C. should be able to explore offshore oil, gas resources
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National concealed reciprocity bill picks up 150th co-sponsor in House
Candidate position“It’s flat out false to say that this bill will arm criminals or increase gun violence,” wrote Hudson in an op-ed published in U.S. News on Feb. 1. “If a criminal with malice wants to get a gun, I can guarantee he or she isn’t worried about following the laws on the books. Unfortunately, we can’t change that. But we can ensure law-abiding citizens can legally carry concealed firearms to defend themselves.”
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“It’s flat out false to say that this bill will arm criminals or increase gun violence,” wrote Hudson in an op-ed published in U.S. News on Feb. 1. “If a criminal with malice wants to get a gun, I can guarantee he or she isn’t worried about following the laws on the books. Unfortunately, we can’t change that. But we can ensure law-abiding citizens can legally carry concealed firearms to defend themselves.”
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Hudson Files for Re-election
Candidate positionHudson continued, “Now more than ever, we need conservative leaders who will stand up to the Washington elites and fight for a smaller, more limited federal government that empowers small businesses to grow and provide good-paying jobs for folks across the state.
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Hudson continued, “Now more than ever, we need conservative leaders who will stand up to the Washington elites and fight for a smaller, more limited federal government that empowers small businesses to grow and provide good-paying jobs for folks across the state.
Cutting Spending
Candidate positionAs a solid conservative, Richard is certain of one thing: Washington has a spending problem, not a revenue problem. That’s why Richard has pledged to not increase taxes as a Member of Congress. With a skyrocketing national debt, Richard believes it is long past time for conservatives to draw a line in the sand. We need conservative solutions and steadfast leadership to fix it.
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As a solid conservative, Richard is certain of one thing: Washington has a spending problem, not a revenue problem. That’s why Richard has pledged to not increase taxes as a Member of Congress. With a skyrocketing national debt, Richard believes it is long past time for conservatives to draw a line in the sand. We need conservative solutions and steadfast leadership to fix it.
Cooper Wrong on Second Amendment
Candidate position“I’m disappointed our chief law enforcement official is taking Nancy Pelosi’s lead and calling to suspend our constitutional right to due process. The fact is, everyday Americans could one day find themselves on the no-fly list just because they have a similar name as a suspected individual or because of a bureaucratic error. Roy Cooper is using a page from the Washington liberal playbook in another big-government effort to restrict the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens. This irresponsible, knee-jerk reaction distracts from common sense steps we’ve taken to protect Americans like strengthening security measures in both the visa waiver program and the refugee resettlement program.”
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“I’m disappointed our chief law enforcement official is taking Nancy Pelosi’s lead and calling to suspend our constitutional right to due process. The fact is, everyday Americans could one day find themselves on the no-fly list just because they have a similar name as a suspected individual or because of a bureaucratic error. Roy Cooper is using a page from the Washington liberal playbook in another big-government effort to restrict the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens. This irresponsible, knee-jerk reaction distracts from common sense steps we’ve taken to protect Americans like strengthening security measures in both the visa waiver program and the refugee resettlement program.”
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Removing Barriers to Work for Disabled Americans Act
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Official description: Removing Barriers to Work for Disabled Americans Act
Status: Passed
Hudson | R | NC | Yea
resolutionVoted no
Directing the President, pursuant to section 5(c) of the War Powers Resolution, to remove United States Armed Forces from hostilities with Iran
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Vote question: On Agreeing to the Resolution
Official description: Directing the President, pursuant to section 5(c) of the War Powers Resolution, to remove United States Armed Forces from hostilities with Iran
Status: Passed
Hudson | R | NC | Nay
resolutionVoted yes
Establishing the congressional budget for the United States Government for fiscal year 2027 and setting forth the appropriate budgetary levels for fiscal years 2028 through 2036
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Official description: Establishing the congressional budget for the United States Government for fiscal year 2027 and setting forth the appropriate budgetary levels for fiscal years 2028 through 2036
Status: Passed
Hudson | R | NC | Yea
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Stop Insider Trading Act
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Official description: Stop Insider Trading Act
Status: Passed
Hudson | R | NC | Yea
amendmentVoted no
Grothman of Wisconsin Part A Amendment No. 316
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Official description: Grothman of Wisconsin Part A Amendment No. 316
Amendment author: Grothman of Wisconsin Part A Amendment No. 316
Status: Failed
Hudson | R | NC | No
amendmentVoted yes
Harrigan of North Carolina Part A Amendment No. 44
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Official description: Harrigan of North Carolina Part A Amendment No. 44
Amendment author: Harrigan of North Carolina Part A Amendment No. 44
Status: Agreed to
Hudson | R | NC | Aye
amendmentVoted yes
Issa of California Part A Amendment No. 30
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Official description: Issa of California Part A Amendment No. 30
Amendment author: Issa of California Part A Amendment No. 30
Status: Failed
Hudson | R | NC | Aye
amendmentVoted no
Crane of Arizona Part A Amendment No. 15
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Official description: Crane of Arizona Part A Amendment No. 15
Amendment author: Crane of Arizona Part A Amendment No. 15
Status: Failed
Hudson | R | NC | No
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- $3,215,341.20
- Total disbursements
- $2,511,942.68
- Cash on hand
- $1,335,131.81
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Candidate ID: H2NC08185
Name: HUDSON, RICHARD L. JR.
Office: House
State: NC
District: NC09
Coverage start: 2025-01-01
Coverage end: 2026-06-30
Total receipts: $3215341.20
Total disbursements: $2511942.68
Cash on hand: $1335131.81
Debts owed by committee: $0.00
Candidate contributions: $0.00
Loans made by candidate: $0.00
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