Don Davis
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Sep 16, 2026
Kevin SkinnerHOST
Yeah.
Clint PasillasHOST
Uh, we got Don Davis, "What do you make at Casa de Paseas when you don't know what else to make?" So I will inherently usually have, like, grilled chicken.
Clint PasillasHOST
I, I try to make it once a week and have that be part of some sort of easy to throw together meal.
Clint PasillasHOST
It, it could be a chicken s- like, salad.
Pete KalinerHOST
And he won't sign on to that.
Pete KalinerHOST
Congressman Don Davis, Democrat in a tough re-election race in District 1 in North Carolina, he signed it.
Pete KalinerHOST
But Roy Cooper won't.
Pete KalinerHOST
"The only pledge I make is to the constituents." Really? Well, I, I would be a constituent.
Kyle KondikGUEST
And why is there a range? Well, it's because we have four toss-ups in districts that were redrawn.
Kyle KondikGUEST
And so there are Democratic members like Don Davis in North Carolina, Marcy Kaptur in Ohio, who were hurt by redistricting but could still end up winning.
Kyle KondikGUEST
And when we did this analysis a few months ago, it was more like a Republican gain of five to nine seats.
Kyle KondikGUEST
And we also had Missouri recently go back to its old map.
Ted BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And I guess if they've ever pointed toward a ball game for their first win, this could be it.
Ted BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Up front, Katkiewicz, Moran, Davis, and Condren.
Ted BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
with Freeman White, left linebacker, Ciccolello in the middle, and Jeff Smith on the other side.
Ted BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Now they break it.
6 MINS LATER
Ted BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
He tries to pick up the three, and does he? He's hit once by two Giants and then falls forward and could possibly have picked up that first down.
Ted BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's going to be close.
Ted BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Clarence Childs once again came up to make that tackle with Don Davis.
Ted BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Looks like he has it.
Manu RajuHOST
That could certainly flip here.
Manu RajuHOST
They're trying to pick off here another Democrat, Don Davis, 1.6 million bucks in this North Carolina 11th congressional district.
Manu RajuHOST
And then you look at New York 17, Mike Lawler, someone who Republicans really, he's one of the three Republicans in a Kamala Harris one district.
Manu RajuHOST
If he can hang on, the chances of the Democratic path to the majority are so much more narrow.
Kevin SkinnerHOST
When you get these, when you get these career guys changing teams all of a sudden, it, it's tough.
Kevin SkinnerHOST
Um, and then Don Davis, $56335.
Kevin SkinnerHOST
Okay, enough with the trust tree confidence cactus.
Kevin SkinnerHOST
We need to start a victory vine.
Ellis BatesGUEST
that no Memphis alone is not going to be able to I guess cancel those out so what he has to do in those suburbs which I mean they're left trending as many suburbs are across the country Pearson's going to have to make major inroads in those suburbs on election night you know suburbs are they're more white but I mean it's going to come down to a mix of both the black turnout that we mentioned earlier and also you have to make some inroads into the white vote in the south in order to win these reconfigured seats I mean Looking at North Carolina's first district, that's like the best case scenario for Democrats.
Ellis BatesGUEST
So Don Davis, we actually have him at a 54 percent chance to win.
Ellis BatesGUEST
And a lot of that is because North Carolina first, there's not as many suburbs.
Ellis BatesGUEST
It's a lot.
Ellis BatesGUEST
In a very black congressional county, a green county, it broke 50% voter turnout in a primary, which is pretty unprecedented.
Ellis BatesGUEST
A few other things.
Ellis BatesGUEST
In North Carolina, which was a state that had primaries before the Kalei decision, but the North Carolina's first district was redrawn before the primary, we saw a 20-point shift left across majority black counties in that congressional district, which is a good sign for Don Davis's reelection campaign.
Ellis BatesGUEST
And then in other states like Mississippi and Louisiana, we saw very high turnout relative black counties versus the state overall.
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Harry SissonHOST
In North Carolina, Democratic Representative Don Davis looks very much alive in a tough seat redrawn by the party, the Republicans, to take him out.
Harry SissonHOST
And let me do the Republicans a favor, which I don't often do.
Harry SissonHOST
I'm going to do them a favor.
Emma SilvermanHOST
Which, fuck that Democrat.
Emma SilvermanHOST
Don Davis, I'm talking about you.
Emma SilvermanHOST
But as I'm sure you know, a constitutional amendment requires two-thirds majority of both the House and the Senate, which we all knew Republicans were not going to get.
Emma SilvermanHOST
That was a given.
Francesco DeSantisCORRESPONDENT
Buckout dismissed her bet as a dumb mistake and joked that her career as a Kalshi trader was short-lived.
Francesco DeSantisCORRESPONDENT
Buckout is running against incumbent Congressman Don Davis in a newly redrawn district engineered to favor Republicans.
Francesco DeSantisCORRESPONDENT
The polling shows a tight race.
Francesco DeSantisCORRESPONDENT
If Buckhout narrowly loses, many will point to this dumb mistake as a key reason why.
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