2011 House of Representatives
11.12.2010
In:
Public Affairs
North Carolina General Assembly
NC House of Representatives
General Election Results
November 2, 2010
67 Republicans
52 Democrats
1 Unaffiliated
Information provided below includes:
- District
- Counties included in district
- County of residence
- * Incumbent
District 1 – Camden, Currituck, Pasquotank, Tyrrell
• Bill Owens – Pasquotank (Democrat)*
District 2 – Chowan, Dare, Hyde, Washington
• Timothy Spear – Washington (Democrat)*
District 3 – Craven (Part), Pamlico
• Norman Sanderson – Pamlico (Republican)
District 4 – Duplin, Onslow (Part)
• Jimmy Dixon – Duplin (Republican)
District 5 – Bertie, Gates, Hertford, Perquimans
• Annie Mobley – Hertford (Democrat)*
District 6 – Beaufort, Pitt (Part)
• Bill Cook – Beaufort (Republican)
District 7 – Halifax (Part), Nash (Part)
• Angela Bryant – Nash (Democrat)*
District 8 – Martin, Pitt (Part)
• Edith Warren – Pitt (Democrat)*
District 9 – Pitt (Part)
• Marian McLawhorn – Pitt (Democrat)*
District 10 – Greene, Lenoir (Part, Wayne (Part)
• Stephen LaRoque – Lenoir (Republican) – served previously in NC House, but not in 2009-10 Session
District 11 – Wayne (part)
• Efton Sager – Wayne (Republican)*
District 12 – Craven (Part), Lenoir (Part)
• William Wainwright – Craven (Democrat)*
District 13 – Carteret, Jones
• Pat McElraft – Carteret (Republican)*
District 14 – Onslow (Part)
• George Cleveland – Onslow (Republican)*
District 15 – Onslow (Part)
• Phillip Shephard – Onslow (Republican)
District 16 – New Hanover (Part), Pender (Part)
• Carolyn Justice – Pender (Republican)*
District 17 - Brunswick (Part)
• Frank Iler – Brunswick (Republican)*
District 18 – New Hanover
• Susi Hamilton – New Hanover (Democrat)
District 19 – New Hanover (Part)
• Danny McComas – New Hanover (Republican)*
District 20 – Brunswick (Part), Columbus
• Dewey Hill – Columbus (Democrat)*
District 21 – Sampson (Part), Wayne (Part)
• Larry Bell – Sampson (Democrat)*
District 22 – Bladen, Cumberland (Part)
• William Brisson – Bladen (Democrat)*
District 23 – Edgecombe (Part), Wilson (Part)
• Joe Tolson – Edgecombe (Democrat)*
District 24 – Edgecombe (Part, Wilson (Part)
• Jean Farmer-Butterfield – Wilson (Democrat)*
District 25 – Nash (Part)
• Jeff Collins – Nash (Republican)
District 26 – Johnston (Part)
• Leo Daughtry – Johnston (Republican)*
District 27 – Northampton, Vance (Part), Warren
• Michael Wray – Northampton (Democrat)
District 28 – Johnston (Part), Sampson (Part)
• James Langdon, Jr. – Johnston (Republican)*
District 29 – Durham (Part)
• Larry Hall – Durham (Democrat)*
District 30 – Durham (Part)
• Paul Luebke – Durham (Democrat)*
District 31 – Durham (Part)
• Mickey Michaux – Durham (Democrat)*
District 32 – Granville, Vance (Part)
• Jim Crawford, Jr. – Granville (Democrat)*
District 33 – Wake (Part)
• Rosa Gill – Wake (Democrat)*
District 34 – Wake (Part)
• Grier Martin – Wake (Democrat)*
District 35 – Wake (Part)
• Jennifer Weiss – Wake (Democrat)*
District 36 – Wake (Part)
• Nelson Dollar – Wake (Republican)*
District 37 – Wake (Part)
• Paul (Skip) Stam – Wake (Republican)*
District 38 – Wake (Part)
• Deborah Ross – Wake (Democrat)*
District 39 – Wake (Part)
• Darren Jackson – Wake (Democrat)*
District 40 – Wake (Part)
• Marilyn Avila – Wake (Republican)*
DISTRICT 41 – Wake (Part)
• Tom Murry – Wake (Republican)
DISTRICT 42 – Cumberland (Part)
• Marvin W. Lucas – Cumberland (Democrat)*
DISTRICT 43 – Cumberland (Part)
• Elmer Floyd – Cumberland (Democrat)*
DISTRICT 44 – Cumberland (Part)
• Diane Parfitt – Cumberland (Democrat)*
DISTRICT 45 – Cumberland (Part)
• Rick Glazier – Cumberland (Democrat)*
DISTRICT 46 – Hoke (Part), Robeson (Part), and Scotland (Part)
• G. L. Pridgen – Robeson (Republican)
DISTRICT 47 – Robeson (Part)
• Charles Graham – Robeson (Democrat)
DISTRICT 48 – Hoke (Part), Robeson (Part), and Scotland (Part)
• Garland E. Pierce – Scotland (Democrat)*
DISTRICT 49 – Franklin, Halifax (Part), and Nash (Part)
• Glen Bradley – Franklin (Republican)
DISTRICT 50 – Caswell and Orange (Part)
• Bill Faison – Orange (Democrat)*
DISTRICT 51 – Harnett (Part) and Lee
• Michael (Mike) Stone – Lee (Republican)
DISTRICT 52 – Moore (Part)
• James L. Boles, Jr. – Moore (Republican)*
DISTRICT 53 – Harnett (Part)
• David R. Lewis – Harnett (Republican)*
DISTRICT 54 – Chatham, Moore (Part), and Orange (Part)
• Joe Hackney – Orange (Democrat)*
DISTRICT 55 – Durham (Part) and Person
• W. A. (Winkie) Wilkins – Person (Democrat)*
DISTRICT 56 – Orange (Part)
• Verla Insko – Orange (Democrat)*
DISTRICT 57 – Guilford (Part)
• Pricey Harrison – Guilford (Democrat)*
DISTRICT 58 – Guilford (Part)
• Alma Adams – Guilford (Democrat)*
DISTRICT 59 – Guilford (Part)
• Maggie Jeffus – Guilford (Democrat)*
DISTRICT 60 – Guilford (Part)
• Marcus Brandon, Jr. – Guilford (Democrat)
DISTRICT 61 – Guilford (Part)
• John Faircloth – Guilford (Republican)
DISTRICT 62 – Guilford (Part)
• John M. Blust – Guilford (Republican)*
DISTRICT 63 – Alamance (Part)
• Alice L. Bordsen – Alamance (Democrat)*
DISTRICT 64 – Alamance (Part)
• Dan W. Ingle – Alamance (Republican)*
DISTRICT 65 – Rockingham (Part)
• Bert Jones – Rockingham (Unaffiliated)
DISTRICT 66 – Montgomery (Part) and Richmond
• Ken Goodman – Richmond (Democrat)
DISTRICT 67 – Montgomery (Part), Stanly, and Union (Part)
• Justin P. Burr – Stanly (Republican)*
DISTRICT 68 – Union (Part)
• D. Craig Horn – Union (Republican)
DISTRICT 69 – Anson and Union (Part)
• Pryor Gibson – Anson (Democrat)*
DISTRICT 70 – Randolph (Part)
• Pat B. Hurley – Randolph (Republican)*
DISTRICT 71 – Forsyth (Part)
• Larry Womble – Forsyth (Democrat)*
DISTRICT 72 – Forsyth (Part)
• Earline W. Parmon – Forsyth (Democrat)*
DISTRICT 73 – Davidson (Part) and Forsyth (Part)
• Larry R. Brown – Forsyth (Republican)*
DISTRICT 74 – Forsyth (Part)
• Dale R. Folwell – Forsyth (Republican)*
DISTRICT 75 – Forsyth (Part)
• Wm. C. “Bill” McGee – Forsyth (Republican)*
DISTRICT 76 – Rowan (Part)
• Fred F. Steen, II – Rowan (Republican)*
DISTRICT 77 – Rowan (Part)
• Harry Warren – Rowan (Republican)
DISTRICT 78 – Randolph (Part)
• Harold J. Brubaker – Randolph (Republican)*
DISTRICT 79 – Davie and Iredell (Part)
• Julia C. Howard – Davie (Republican)*
DISTRICT 80 – Davidson (Part)
• Jerry C. Dockham – Davidson (Republican)*
DISTRICT 81 – Davidson (Part)
• Rayne Brown – Davidson (Republican)
DISTRICT 82 – Cabarrus (Part)
• Jeff Barnhart – Cabarrus (Republican)*
DISTRICT 83 – Cabarrus (Part)
• Linda P. Johnson – Cabarrus (Republican)*
DISTRICT 84 – Avery, Caldwell (Part), Mitchell, and Yancey (Part)
• Phillip Frye – Mitchell (Republican)*
DISTRICT 85 – Burke (Part) and McDowell
• Mitch Gillespie – McDowell (Republican)*
DISTRICT 86 – Burke (Part)
• Hugh Blackwell – Burke (Republican)*
DISTRICT 87 – Caldwell (Part)
• Edgar V. Starnes – Caldwell (Republican)*
DISTRICT 88 – Alexander and Catawba (Part)
• Mark W. Hollo – Alexander (Republican) – served previously in NC House, but not in 2009-10 Session
DISTRICT 89 – Catawba (Part) and Iredell (Part)
• Mitchell S. Setzer – Catawba (Republican)*
DISTRICT 90 – Alleghany and Surry (Part)
• Sarah Stevens – Surry (Republican)*
DISTRICT 91 – Rockingham (Part) and Stokes
• Bryan R. Holloway – Stokes (Republican)*
DISTRICT 92 – Iredell (Part), Surry (Part), and Yadkin
• Darrell G. McCormick – Yadkin (Republican)*
DISTRICT 93 – Ashe and Watauga
• Jonathan C. Jordan – Ashe (Republican)
DISTRICT 94 – Wilkes
• Shirley B. Randleman – Wilkes (Republican)*
DISTRICT 95 – Iredell (Part)
• Grey Mills – Iredell (Republican)*
DISTRICT 96 – Catawba (Part)
• Mark K. Hilton – Catawba (Republican)*
DISTRICT 97 – Lincoln
• Johnathan Rhyne, Jr. – Lincoln (Republican)*
DISTRICT 98 – Mecklenburg (Part)
• Thom Tillis – Mecklenburg (Republican)*
DISTRICT 99 – Mecklenburg (Part)
• Rodney W. Moore – Mecklenburg (Democrat)
DISTRICT 100 – Mecklenburg (Part)
• Tricia Ann Cotham – Mecklenburg (Democrat)*
DISTRICT 101 – Mecklenburg (Part)
• Beverly M. Earle – Mecklenburg (Democrat)*
DISTRICT 102 – Mecklenburg (Part)
• Becky Carney – Mecklenburg (Democrat)*
DISTRICT 103 – Mecklenburg (Part)
• Bill Brawley – Mecklenburg (Republican)
DISTRICT 104 – Mecklenburg (Part)
• Ruth Samuelson – Mecklenburg (Republican)*
DISTRICT 105 – Mecklenburg (Part)
• Ric Killian – Mecklenburg (Republican)*
DISTRICT 106 – Mecklenburg (Part)
• Martha B. Alexander – Mecklenburg (Democrat)*
DISTRICT 107 – Mecklenburg (Part)
• Kelly M. Alexander, Jr. – Mecklenburg (Democrat)*
DISTRICT 108 – Gaston (Part)
• John Torbett – Gaston (Republican)
DISTRICT 109 – Gaston (Part)
• William A. Current, Sr. – Gaston (Republican)*
DISTRICT 110 – Cleveland (Part) and Gaston (Part)
• Kelly E. Hastings – Gaston (Republican)
DISTRICT 111 – Cleveland (Part)
• Tim Moore – Cleveland (Republican)*
DISTRICT 112 – Cleveland (Part) and Rutherford
• Mike Hager – Rutherford (Republican)
DISTRICT 113 – Henderson (Part), Polk, and Transylvania
• W. David Guice – Transylvania (Republican)*
DISTRICT 114 – Buncombe (Part)
• Susan C. Fisher – Buncombe (Democrat)*
DISTRICT 115 – Buncombe (Part)
• Patsy Keever – Buncombe (Democrat)*
DISTRICT 116 – Buncombe (Part)
• Timothy D. (Tim) Moffitt – Buncombe (Republican)
DISTRICT 117 – Henderson (Part)
• Chuck McGrady – Henderson (Republican)
DISTRICT 118 – Haywood (Part), Madison, and Yancey (Part)
• Ray Rapp – Madison (Democrat)*
DISTRICT 119 – Haywood (Part), Jackson, Macon (Part), and Swain
• R. Phillip Haire – Jackson (Democrat)*
DISTRICT 120 – Cherokee, Clay, Graham, and Macon (Part)
• Roger West – Cherokee (Republican)*
