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119th Congress

Brad Knott

Representative, NC-13, North Carolina

Party
  • Republican
Born
April 17, 1986 (age 40)
In Congress
House since 2025
Term Ends
January 3, 2027
Votes With Party
92%
Missed Votes
2%
Office Phone
202-225-4531

Committees

  • Ethics
  • Homeland Security
  • Transportation and Infrastructure
  • Judiciary

Who Is Brad Knott?

Brad Knott is a Republican representative from NC-13 in the 119th Congress. In Congress: House since 2025. Born April 17, 1986, Knott is 40. On the 310 bills their chamber decided by roll call, Knott voted on 304 and missed 6. Knott voted with the majority of their party 92% of the time. Knott sponsored 6 bills and resolutions this Congress.

How Brad Knott Voted

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Floor Speeches

Knott spoke on the floor 18 times on 15 session days in the 119th Congress.

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Questions About Brad Knott

Is Brad Knott still in Congress?

Yes. Brad Knott is serving as representative from NC-13 in the 119th Congress.

What party is Brad Knott?

Brad Knott is a Republican.

When is Brad Knott up for reelection?

Knott's current term ends January 3, 2027, so the seat is on the ballot in November 2026.

How old is Brad Knott?

Brad Knott was born April 17, 1986 and is 40.

How often does Brad Knott vote with their party?

On the roll calls that decided bills this Congress, Knott voted with the majority of their party 92% of the time.

What committees is Brad Knott on?

House Committee on Ethics; House Committee on Homeland Security; House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure; House Committee on the Judiciary.