Table: united states house of representatives elections , 1950
[['district', 'incumbent', 'party', 'first elected', 'result', 'candidates'], ['north carolina 2', 'john h kerr', 'democratic', '1923', 're - elected', 'john h kerr (d) unopposed'], ['north carolina 3', 'graham arthur barden', 'democratic', '1934', 're - elected', 'graham arthur barden (d) unopposed'], ['north carolina 4', 'harold d cooley', 'democratic', '1934', 're - elected', 'harold d cooley (d) 72.8% ray f swain (r) 27.2%'], ['north carolina 5', 'richard thurmond chatham', 'democratic', '1948', 're - elected', 'richard thurmond chatham (d) unopposed'], ['north carolina 6', 'carl t durham', 'democratic', '1938', 're - elected', 'carl t durham (d) 75.4% a a mcdonald (r) 24.6%']]
Statement: 3 Democratic Incumbent ran Unopposed in the 1950 North Carolina Election to the United State House Of Representative
Statement: John H Kerr served in the United State House Of Representative for 27 year before the 1950 Election
Statement: Harold D Cooley and Carl T Durham each won Re - Election with over 70% of their districts' vote
Statement: Richard Thurmond Chatham , Of North Carolina District 5 , was Elected to his second term in 1950
Statement: the Democratic Incumbent won the congressional seat in all 5 of the listed North Carolina District