Tim Moore Transitions to U.S. House After Historic State Leadership

After 11 terms in North Carolina's House, Moore aims to influence a narrowly held Republican U.S. House majority.

Tim Moore, a seasoned Republican, moves from North Carolina's state legislature to the U.S. House of Representatives.
Moore has a record of five terms as North Carolina House Speaker and played a pivotal role in overriding gubernatorial vetoes.
His election victory was decisive, defeating Democrat Pat Genant with 58% of the vote in North Carolina's 14th Congressional District.
Moore's leadership is expected to be crucial in managing a slim Republican majority in the U.S. House.
North Carolina Republicans flipped three seats, contributing to the party's continued control of the U.S. House.