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NORTH CAROLINA GOVERNOR, SENATORS AND US REPS

State Governor / US Senators List / US Representatives List

Sr. Senator in US Congress / Jr. Senator in US Congress

North Carolina Congressional Districts and their Representatives:

(Click here for Statewide Congressional Districts Map)

1st / 2nd / 3rd / 4th / 5th / 6th / 7th / 8th / 9th / 10th / 11th / 12th / 13th

***Click above for Current North Carolina Elected Officials***

NC Gov. Bev Perdue / NC Sr. Sen. Richard Burr / NC Jr. Sen. Kay Hagan

North Carolina US Representatives:

(Click here for this Guide's North Carolina Congressional Districts Map)

NC 1st / NC 2nd / NC 3rd / NC 4th / NC 5th / NC 6th / NC 7th
NC 8th / NC 9th / NC 10th / NC 11th / NC 12th / NC 13th

North Carolina 2012 Presidential Partisan Voting Index: R+4

North Carolina 2010 General Election Date: November 2nd

North Carolina 2010 Primary Election Date: May 4th (Runoff: June 22nd)

Bev Perdue (D)
North Carolina Governor

The Honorable Bev Perdue
Office of the Governor
20301 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699
Phone (919) 733-4240

North Carolina's US Senators

Sr. US Senator Richard Burr (R)

The Honorable Richard Burr
United States Senate
217 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington DC 20510
Phone (202) 224-3154

Class III US Senator (Up for Re-Election in 2010)

List of 2010 US Senate Candidates from North Carolina:

US Senator Richard Burr (R)

Secretary of State, Ex-State Senator Elaine Marshall (D)

Student Center Manager Richard Weir (Green/WI)

Business Consultant, Motivational Speaker, Author Mike Beitler (L)

List of 2010 North Carolina US Senate Primary Candidates who also ran:

Ex-State Sen., State Banking Commission Member, Attorney, Iraq War Veteran Cal Cunningham (D)

Frank Deaton II (D)

Graphic Artist, Army Veteran, '04 Candidate, '06 Congressional Candidate John Hendrix (D)

Attorney Kenneth Lewis (D)

Jr. US Senator Kay Hagan (D)

The Honorable Kay Hagan
United States Senate
521 Dirksen Senate Office Building
Washington DC 20510
Phone (202) 224-6342

Class II US Senator (Up for Re-Election in 2014)

US House Representatives for the State of North Carolina

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G. K. Butterfield (D) - US Representative for Congressional District 1

(Goldsboro, Henderson, Kinston, New Bern, Roanoke Rapids, Rocky Mount, and Wilson)

(District's 2010 Partisan Voting Index: D+9)

List of 2010 Candidates for Congressional District 1:

US Representative G. K. Butterfield (D)

Insurance Agency Owner Ashley Woolard (R)

List of 2010 District 1 Primary Candidates who also ran:

Financial Advisor Rodney "Billy Barepockets" Ballance Jr. (D)

Bob Etheridge (D) - US Representative for Congressional District 2

(Clinton, Dunn, Garner, Raleigh, Sanford, Smithfield, and Spring Lake)

(District's 2010 Partisan Voting Index: R+2)

List of 2010 Candidates for Congressional District 2:

US Representative Bob Etheridge (D)

Nurse, Dunn Area Chamber of Commerce President Renee Ellmers (R)

'04 State Rep. Nominee Tom Rose (L)

Walter Jones Jr. (R) - US Representative for Congressional District 3

(Greenville, Half Moon, Havelock, Jacksonville, and Morehead City)

(District's 2010 Partisan Voting Index: R+16)

List of 2010 Candidates for Congressional District 3:

US Representative Walter Jones Jr. (R)

Ex-Pitt County Democratic Chair, Realtor, USAF Veteran Johnny Rouse (D)

Darryl Holloman (L)

David Price (D) - US Representative for Congressional District 4

(Apex, Carrboro, Cary, Chapel Hill, Durham, and Fuquay-Varina)

(District's 2010 Partisan Voting Index: D+8)

List of 2010 Candidates for Congressional District 4:

US Representative David Price (D)

Businessman, Physician, Ron Paul Campaign Activist, '08 Candidate B.J. Lawson (R)

List of 2010 District 4 Primary Candidates who also ran:

USMC Veteran George Hutchins (R)

International Banker Frank Roche (R)

Virginia Foxx (R) - US Representative for Congressional District 5

(Boone, Clemmons, Kernersville, Mount Airy, Stanleyville, and Statesville)

(District's 2010 Partisan Voting Index: R+15)

List of 2010 Candidates for Congressional District 5:

US Representative Virginia Foxx (R)

Carpenter, Ex-Radio Talk Show Host, Democratic Activst Billy Kennedy (D)

General Contractor, Businessman Brad Smith (I)

Howard Coble (R) - US Representative for Congressional District 6

(Archdale, Asheboro, Burlington, Pinehurst, Southern Pines, and Trinity)

(District's 2010 Partisan Voting Index: R+18)

List of 2010 Candidates for Congressional District 6:

US Representative Howard Coble (R)

Airline Pilot, USAF Veteran Gregory "Sam" Turner (D)

Mike McIntyre (D) - US Representative for Congressional District 7

(Fayetteville, Lumberton, Masonboro, Seagate, Whiteville, and Wilmington)

(District's 2010 Partisan Voting Index: R+5)

List of 2010 Candidates for Congressional District 7:

US Representative Mike McIntyre (D)

Police Officer, Iraq War Veteran Ilario Gregory Pantano (R)

List of 2010 District 7 Primary Candidates who also ran:

Retired Army Officer Nathaniel Cooper (D)

Airline Pilot, Iraq War Veteran, '08 Nominee Will Breazeale (R)

Larry Kissell (D) - US Representative for Congressional District 8

(Albemarle, Concord, Kannapolis, Laurinburg, and Monroe)

(District's 2010 Partisan Voting Index: R+2)

List of 2010 Candidates for Congressional District 8:

US Representative Larry Kissell (D)

Ex-TV Sportscaster, USMC Veteran Harold Johnson (R)

Libertarian Activist, Frequent Candidate Thomas Hill (L)

List of 2010 District 8 Primary Candidates who also ran:

Businessman, Veteran Tim D'Annunzio (R)

Evangelist Darrell Day (R)

Communications Consultant, Army Veteran, '08 State Rep. Nominee Lou Huddleston (R)

Sue Myrick (R) - US Representative for Congressional District 9

(Belmont, Gastonia, Matthews, Mint Hill, and Mount Holly)

(District's 2010 Partisan Voting Index: R+11)

List of 2010 Candidates for Congressional District 9:

US Representative Sue Myrick (R)

Energy Consultant Jeff Doctor (D)

Patrick McHenry (R) - US Representative for Congressional District 10

(Hickory, Lenoir, Mooresville, Morganton, Newton, and Shelby)

(District's 2010 Partisan Voting Index: R+17)

List of 2010 Candidates for Congressional District 10:

US Representative Patrick McHenry (R)

Retired Postmaster Jeff Gregory (D)

List of 2010 District 10 Primary Candidates who also ran:

Social Worker, Community Activist, '04 Nominee Anne Fischer (D)

Heath Shuler (D) - US Representative for Congressional District 11

(Asheville, Black Mountain, Brevard, Hendersonville, and Waynesville)

(District's 2010 Partisan Voting Index: R+6)

List of 2010 Candidates for Congressional District 11:

US Representative Heath Shuler (D)

Businessman, Non-Profit Group Founder Jeff Miller (R)

List of 2010 District 11 Primary Candidates who also ran:

Hendersonville Mayor, Attorney Greg Newman (R)

Mel Watt (D) - US Representative for Congressional District 12

(Charlotte, High Point, Lexington, Salisbury, Thomasville, and Winston-Salem)

(District's 2010 Partisan Voting Index: D+16)

List of 2010 Candidates for Congressional District 12:

US Representative Mel Watt (D)

Computer Specialist Scott Cumbie (R)

Engineer, Vietnam War Veteran Lon Cecil (L)

Brad Miller (D) - US Representative for Congressional District 13

(Eden, Graham, Greensboro, New Hope, Raleigh, Reidsville, Roxboro, and Wake Forest)

(District's 2010 Partisan Voting Index: D+5)

List of 2010 Candidates for Congressional District 13:

US Representative Brad Miller (D)

Insurance Agent, Navy Veteran Bill Randall (R)

Local Government Public Servant James Hardesty (I)

List of 2010 District 13 Primary Candidates who also ran:

Magazine Publisher/Editor, Radio Show Host, Film Producer Bernie Reeves (R)

North Carolina Representatives and Senators, 110th Congress

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