Two Republicans who triumphed in North Carolina special elections were set to join the House on Tuesday, including one whose narrow win showed anew that suburban voters are deserting the GOP while rural residents are embracing the party.

Conservative Republican Dan Bishop won a special election for an open House seat in North Carolina, averting a demoralizing Democratic capture of a district the GOP has held for nearly six decades.

Republican State Senator Dan Bishop is the unofficial winner of the election for the N.C. 9th Congressional District seat.

In the North Carolina county where a congressional election was scrapped last year after suspected ballot tampering, voters say the county's history of underhanded politics makes them wonder whether fairness will continue beyond next week's special election.

The two main candidates in the country's only congressional district still without a representative after last year's elections meet for what could be their only debate.

Early in-person voting is starting for two special congressional elections in North Carolina.

The general special election for NC 9 is set to happen on September 10th with early voting beginning in late August.

The Democrat running for a congressional seat in a do-over election in North Carolina said Thursday he is not in favor of holding impeachment hearings aimed at President Donald Trump.

President Donald Trump took time today to endorse the winner of Tuesday's 9th Congressional District Republican primary do-over.