Rep. David Rouzer, a U.S. Congressman who has consistently secured re-election since 2014, recently shared updates and reflections on social media regarding legislative achievements and concerns about state oversight.
On January 6, 2026, Rouzer expressed condolences for the passing of a colleague: “It is hard to comprehend that my dear friend, @DougLaMalfa, has passed. No one cared more for the people of California and America than Doug. No one was more genuine, and no one was a better friend.
My prayers are with his wife Jill, his children, his grandchildren, and his https://t.co/CV5VqGyIWm“
Later that day, he highlighted legislative progress in aviation safety: “Proud to have supported the Working Family Tax Cuts Act, which provided critical resources to modernize U.S. Air Traffic Control (ATC) systems nationwide. Thanks to @SecDuffy for advancing real solutions to overhaul our outdated radar systems and keep our skies safe and https://t.co/OZbJBtXNEp” This statement underscores ongoing efforts in Congress to update infrastructure related to air travel.
On January 8, 2026, Rouzer raised concerns about state transportation oversight: “The results of @USDOT and @FMCSA’s audit on North Carolina’s non-domiciled CDL program are the worst in the nation. Democrat leadership allowed a culture of negligence and lax oversight to take root, directly endangering our NC families and businesses.
It’s time to restore https://t.co/rp6UEZ2drJ” The congressman criticized what he described as inadequate supervision under Democratic leadership in North Carolina’s commercial driver licensing system.
Rouzer represents North Carolina’s 7th congressional district and has maintained electoral support over multiple cycles—defeating Charles Graham in 2022 with nearly 58% of the vote; Marlando Pridgen in 2024 with almost 59%; Chris Ward in 2020 with just over 60%; Kyle Horton in 2018 with approximately 56%; J. Wesley Casteen in 2016 with about 61%; and Jonathan Barfield Jr. in 2014 with roughly 59%. These results reflect sustained backing from constituents across several election years.
