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Party Representation 186 seats

D
Democrat
4 seats
R
Republican
113 seats
I
Independent
2 seats
O
Other
67 seats

U.S. Senators 2 U.S. Senators

T
Ted BUDD
United States Senator
Republican
T
Thom TILLIS
United States Senator
Republican

U.S. Representatives 14 U.S. Representatives

D
Donald Davis
District 1
Democrat
D
Deborah Ross
District 2
Democrat
G
Gregory Murphy
District 3
Republican
V
Valerie Foushee
District 4
Democrat
V
Virginia Foxx
District 5
Republican
A
Addison McDowell
District 6
Republican
D
David Rouzer
District 7
Republican
M
Mark Harris
District 8
Republican
R
Richard Hudson
District 9
Republican
P
Pat Harrigan
District 10
Republican
C
Chuck Edwards
District 11
Republican
A
Alma Adams
District 12
Democrat
B
Brad Knott
District 13
Republican
T
Tim Moore
District 14
Republican

Senate 50 members

B
Bobby Hanig
District 1
Republican
N
Norman Sanderson
District 2
Republican
B
Bob Brinson
District 3
Republican
B
Buck Newton
District 4
Republican
K
Kandie Smith
District 5
Democratic
M
Michael Lazzara
District 6
Republican
M
Michael Lee
District 7
Republican
B
Bill Rabon
District 8
Republican
B
Brent Jackson
District 9
Republican
B
Benton Sawrey
District 10
Republican
L
Lisa Stone Barnes
District 11
Republican
J
Jim Burgin
District 12
Republican
L
Lisa Grafstein
District 13
Democratic
D
Dan Blue
District 14
Democratic
J
Jay Chaudhuri
District 15
Democratic
G
Gale Adcock
District 16
Democratic
S
Sydney Batch
District 17
Democratic
H
Haseeb Fatmi
District 18
Democratic
V
Val Applewhite
District 19
Democratic
N
Natalie Murdock
District 20
Democratic
T
Tom McInnis
District 21
Republican
S
Sophia Chitlik
District 22
Democratic
J
Jonah Garson
District 23
Democratic
D
Danny Britt
District 24
Republican
A
Amy Galey
District 25
Republican
P
Phil Berger
District 26
Republican
M
Michael Garrett
District 27
Democratic
G
Gladys Robinson
District 28
Democratic
D
Dave Craven
District 29
Republican
S
Steve Jarvis
District 30
Republican
D
Dana Caudill Jones
District 31
Republican
P
Paul Lowe
District 32
Democratic
C
Carl Ford
District 33
Republican
C
Chris Measmer
District 34
Republican
T
Todd Johnson
District 35
Republican
E
Eddie Settle
District 36
Republican
V
Vickie Sawyer
District 37
Republican
M
Mujtaba Mohammed
District 38
Democratic
D
DeAndrea Salvador
District 39
Democratic
J
Joyce Waddell
District 40
Democratic
C
Caleb Theodros
District 41
Democratic
W
Woodson Bradley
District 42
Democratic
B
Brad Overcash
District 43
Republican
T
Ted Alexander
District 44
Republican
M
Mark Hollo
District 45
Republican
W
Warren Daniel
District 46
Republican
R
Ralph Hise
District 47
Republican
T
Tim Moffitt
District 48
Republican
J
Julie Mayfield
District 49
Democratic
K
Kevin Corbin
District 50
Republican

House of Representatives 120 members

E
Ed Goodwin
District 1
Republican
R
Ray Jeffers
District 2
Democratic
S
Steve Tyson
District 3
Republican
J
Jimmy Dixon
District 4
Republican
B
Bill Ward
District 5
Republican
J
Joe Pike
District 6
Republican
M
Matthew Winslow
District 7
Republican
G
Gloristine Brown
District 8
Democratic
T
Tim Reeder
District 9
Republican
J
John Bell
District 10
Republican
A
Allison Dahle
District 11
Democratic
C
Chris Humphrey
District 12
Republican
C
Celeste Cairns
District 13
Republican
W
Wyatt Gable
District 14
Republican
P
Phil Shepard
District 15
Republican
C
Carson Smith
District 16
Republican
F
Frank Iler
District 17
Republican
D
Deb Butler
District 18
Democratic
C
Charlie Miller
District 19
Republican
T
Ted Davis Jr.
District 20
Republican
Y
Ya Liu
District 21
Democratic
W
William Brisson
District 22
Republican
S
Shelly Willingham
District 23
Democratic
D
Dante Pittman
District 24
Democratic
A
Allen Chesser
District 25
Republican
D
Donna McDowell White
District 26
Republican
R
Rodney Pierce
District 27
Democratic
L
Larry Strickland
District 28
Republican
V
Vernetta Alston
District 29
Democratic
M
Marcia Morey
District 30
Democratic
Z
Zack Forde-Hawkins
District 31
Democratic
B
Bryan Cohn
District 32
Democratic
M
Monika Johnson-Hostler
District 33
Democratic
T
Tim Longest
District 34
Democratic
M
Mike Schietzelt
District 35
Republican
J
Julie von Haefen
District 36
Democratic
E
Erin Paré
District 37
Republican
A
Abe Jones
District 38
Democratic
J
James Roberson
District 39
Democratic
P
Phil Rubin
District 40
Democratic
M
Maria Cervania
District 41
Democratic
M
Mike Colvin
District 42
Democratic
D
Diane Wheatley
District 43
Republican
C
Charles Smith
District 44
Democratic
F
Frances Jackson
District 45
Democratic
B
Brenden Jones
District 46
Republican
J
John Lowery
District 47
Republican
G
Garland Pierce
District 48
Democratic
C
Cynthia Ball
District 49
Democratic
R
Renee Price
District 50
Democratic
J
John Sauls
District 51
Republican
B
Ben Moss
District 52
Republican
H
Howard Penny Jr.
District 53
Republican
R
Robert Reives
District 54
Democratic
M
Mark Brody
District 55
Republican
A
Allen Buansi
District 56
Democratic
T
Tracy Clark
District 57
Democratic
A
Amos Quick
District 58
Democratic
A
Alan Branson
District 59
Republican
A
Amanda Cook
District 60
Democratic
P
Pricey Harrison
District 61
Democratic
J
John Blust
District 62
Republican
S
Stephen Ross
District 63
Republican
D
Dennis Riddell
District 64
Republican
R
Reece Pyrtle
District 65
Republican
S
Sarah Crawford
District 66
Democratic
C
Cody Huneycutt
District 67
Republican
D
David Willis
District 68
Republican
D
Dean Arp
District 69
Republican
B
Brian Biggs
District 70
Republican
K
Kanika Brown
District 71
Democratic
A
Amber Baker
District 72
Democratic
J
Jonathan Almond
District 73
Republican
J
Jeff Zenger
District 74
Republican
D
Donny Lambeth
District 75
Republican
H
Harry Warren
District 76
Republican
J
Julia Craven Howard
District 77
Republican
N
Neal Jackson
District 78
Republican
K
Keith Kidwell
District 79
Republican
S
Sam Watford
District 80
Republican
L
Larry Potts
District 81
Republican
B
Brian Echevarria
District 82
Republican
G
Grant Campbell
District 83
Republican
J
Jeffrey McNeely
District 84
Republican
D
Dudley Greene
District 85
Republican
H
Hugh Blackwell
District 86
Republican
D
Destin Hall
District 87
Republican
M
Mary Belk
District 88
Democratic
M
Mitchell Setzer
District 89
Republican
D
Dan Kiger
District 90
Republican
K
Kyle Hall
District 91
Republican
T
Terry Brown
District 92
Democratic
R
Ray Pickett
District 93
Republican
B
Blair Eddins
District 94
Republican
T
Todd Carver
District 95
Republican
J
Jay Adams
District 96
Republican
H
Heather Rhyne
District 97
Republican
B
Beth Gardner Helfrich
District 98
Democratic
N
Nasif Majeed
District 99
Independent
J
Julia Greenfield
District 100
Democratic
C
Carolyn Logan
District 101
Democratic
B
Becky Carney
District 102
Democratic
L
Laura Budd
District 103
Democratic
B
Brandon Lofton
District 104
Democratic
T
Tricia Cotham
District 105
Republican
C
Carla Cunningham
District 106
Independent
A
Aisha Dew
District 107
Democratic
J
John Torbett
District 108
Republican
D
Donnie Loftis
District 109
Republican
K
Kelly Hastings
District 110
Republican
P
Paul Scott
District 111
Republican
J
Jordan Lopez
District 112
Democratic
J
Jake Johnson
District 113
Republican
E
Eric Ager
District 114
Democratic
L
Lindsey Prather
District 115
Democratic
B
Brian Turner
District 116
Democratic
J
Jennifer Balkcom
District 117
Republican
M
Mark Pless
District 118
Republican
A
Anna Ferguson
District 119
Republican
K
Karl Gillespie
District 120
Republican

Counties in North Carolina

Alamance County (183,040) · Alexander County (36,693) · Alleghany County (11,379) · Anson County (22,432) · Ashe County (27,266) · Avery County (17,811) · Beaufort County (44,576) · Bertie County (16,939) · Bladen County (29,777) · Brunswick County (167,112) · Buncombe County (279,210) · Burke County (88,545) · Cabarrus County (244,925) · Caldwell County (80,739) · Camden County (11,184) · Carteret County (70,259) · Caswell County (22,363) · Catawba County (167,054) · Chatham County (83,874) · Cherokee County (30,373) · Chowan County (13,891) · Clay County (12,042) · Cleveland County (102,194) · Columbus County (50,054) · Craven County (104,167) · Cumberland County (338,430) · Currituck County (32,278) · Dare County (38,183) · Davidson County (177,809) · Davie County (45,383) · Duplin County (50,539) · Durham County (343,628) · Edgecombe County (49,124) · Forsyth County (398,143) · Franklin County (79,771) · Gaston County (242,010) · Gates County (10,299) · Graham County (8,179) · Granville County (61,544) · Greene County (20,671) · Guilford County (558,816) · Halifax County (46,992) · Harnett County (146,096) · Haywood County (63,048) · Henderson County (120,771) · Hertford County (19,169) · Hoke County (55,382) · Hyde County (4,583) · Iredell County (206,361) · Jackson County (45,281) · Johnston County (249,794) · Jones County (9,462) · Lee County (68,537) · Lenoir County (55,332) · Lincoln County (97,611) · Macon County (38,717) · Madison County (22,352) · Martin County (21,523) · McDowell County (45,269) · Mecklenburg County (1,206,285) · Mitchell County (15,030) · Montgomery County (26,364) · Moore County (108,417) · Nash County (97,990) · New Hanover County (243,333) · Northampton County (16,580) · Onslow County (212,954) · Orange County (152,877) · Pamlico County (12,550) · Pasquotank County (41,418) · Pender County (70,077) · Perquimans County (13,460) · Person County (40,143) · Pitt County (180,783) · Polk County (20,320) · Randolph County (148,389) · Richmond County (41,990) · Robeson County (118,624) · Rockingham County (93,517) · Rowan County (153,384) · Rutherford County (65,587) · Sampson County (60,404) · Scotland County (33,898) · Stanly County (67,326) · Stokes County (45,857) · Surry County (71,547) · Swain County (13,945) · Transylvania County (34,103) · Tyrrell County (3,517) · Union County (263,386) · Vance County (42,337) · Wake County (1,232,444) · Warren County (19,081) · Washington County (10,654) · Watauga County (54,997) · Wayne County (120,338) · Wilkes County (66,186) · Wilson County (79,958) · Yadkin County (37,995) · Yancey County (18,993)

★ Bills & Legislation — North Carolina

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★ Government Structure — North Carolina

★ Executive Branch

  • • Governor — Chief executive, signs/vetoes bills, oversees state agencies
  • • Lieutenant Governor — Presides over Senate, succession
  • • Attorney General — State legal affairs, consumer protection
  • • Secretary of State — Elections, business registration
  • • Treasurer / Comptroller — State finances, revenue

★ Legislative Branch

  • • State Senate — Upper chamber, 50 members
  • • State House/Assembly — Lower chamber, 120 members
  • • Committees — Review bills before floor votes
  • • Session — Typically meets Jan-May, varies by state

★ Judicial Branch

  • • State Supreme Court — Highest court, final appeals
  • • Appeals Court — Intermediate appellate review
  • • District / Circuit Courts — Trial courts for major cases
  • • County / Municipal Courts — Local jurisdiction
ⓘ Did you know? Every state has a unique constitution, and North Carolina's legislative process determines how laws are made, amended, and repealed at the state level. Learn more by contacting your representatives.
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