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James Broyhill

U.S. senator from North Carolina (1986–1986) · U.S. representative from North Carolina (1963–1986)

Born
August 19, 1927
Terms in office
13
Elections in our data
53 won

Terms in office

OfficePartyFromTo
Senator, North Carolina (class 3) Senate history Republican 1986-07-141986-11-04
Representative, North Carolina district 10 district history Republican 1985-01-031986-07-14
Representative, North Carolina district 10 district history Republican 1983-01-031985-01-03
Representative, North Carolina district 10 district history Republican 1981-01-051983-01-03
Representative, North Carolina district 10 district history Republican 1979-01-151981-01-03
Representative, North Carolina district 10 district history Republican 1977-01-041979-01-03
Representative, North Carolina district 10 district history Republican 1975-01-141977-01-03
Representative, North Carolina district 10 Republican 1973-01-031975-01-03
Representative, North Carolina district 10 Republican 1971-01-211973-01-03
Representative, North Carolina district 10 Republican 1969-01-031971-01-03
Representative, North Carolina district 9 Republican 1967-01-101969-01-03
Representative, North Carolina district 9 Republican 1965-01-041967-01-03
Representative, North Carolina district 9 Republican 1963-01-091965-01-03

Election results

YearRaceStagePartyVotesShareResult
1986 U.S. Senate, North Carolina General election REP 767,668 48.2% Lost
1986 U.S. Senate, North Carolina (special) General election REP 753,881 49.1% Lost
1980 U.S. House, North Carolina District 10 General election REP 120,777 69.7% Won
1978 U.S. House, North Carolina District 10 General election REP 67,004 100.0% Won
1976 U.S. House, North Carolina District 10 General election REP 99,882 59.8% Won

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Questions and answers

What offices has James Broyhill held?

U.S. senator from North Carolina (1986–1986); U.S. representative from North Carolina (1963–1986).

When was James Broyhill born?

August 19, 1927.

What was James Broyhill's most recent election result?

Lost in the 1986 U.S. Senate general election in North Carolina, with 48.2% of the vote.

Terms: congress-legislators (public domain). Election results since 1976: FiveThirtyEight.