Alma Adams - NC-12
Rep. Alma Adams was elected to represent North Carolina’s 12th Congressional District in a special election in November, 2014. When elected, she became the 100th woman serving in Congress at the time, the most at that point in history. Before coming to Washington, Adams served 10 years in North Carolina’s state legislature where she chaired the state’s Black Caucus and spearheaded the landmark passage of the first minimum wage increase in nine years. She serves on the Committee on Education & the Workforce and the House Committee on Agriculture.
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