North Carolina FreeEnterprise Foundation
2010 Elections: N.C. Senate Races
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N.C. SENATE: The North Carolina Senate consists of 50 members who stand for election every two years. Every member represents a Senate district, which is redrawn after each decennial census. During the 2009-2010 Legislative Session, Democrats hold a 30 to 20 majority over Republicans in the chamber.
2012 Candidate Questionnaires:
In March, the NC FreeEnterprise Foundation sent candidate questionnaires to all candidates running for the N.C. Senate. The candidates’ responses to our questionnaires are available here.
✦ Scanned Questionnaires: Click on the “Q” beside a candidate’s name to download and view a scanned copy of the candidate’s completed questionnaire. (If a candidate does not have a “Q” by their name, they did not complete and return a candidate questionnaire.)
Please Note: All candidates were asked to respond to one or more open-ended questions and were invited to provide additional comments or explanations for their answers if the answer options provided did not enable them to accurately convey their positions or opinions. Please refer the the candidates’ scanned questionnaires to view responses to open-ended questions and to see additional comments.
N.C. SENATE:
DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN THIRD PARTY
District 1:
Stan White, appointed incumbent Q Bill Cook
Jerry Evans
District 2: OPEN
Q Greg Muse Norman Sanderson
Randy Ramsey
Q Ken Jones
District 3:
Q Clark Jenkins, incumbent
Florence Arnold Armstrong
District 4:
Ed Jones, incumbent Q Warren Scott Nail
District 5: OPEN
Don Davis
Q Tony Moore
District 6:
Harry Brown, incumbent
District 7:
Louis Pate, incumbent
District 8:
Denny Hefner Bill Rabon, incumbent
District 9:
Deb Butler Q Thom Goolsby, incumbent
District 10:
Q Brent Jackson, incumbent
Q Mike Osborne
District 11:
Clarence Bender Buck Newton, incumbent
Q Dennis Nielsen
District 12: OPEN
Q James Clark Tim McNeill
Q Daniel Glover
Ronald Rabin
District 13:
Q Michael Walters, incumbent Q W. Bernard White
District 14:
Dan Blue, incumbent
District 15:
Sig Hutchinson Q Neal Hunt, incumbent
District 16:
Josh Stein, incumbent
District 17: OPEN
Erv Portman Q Tamara Barringer
District 18:
Doug Berger, incumbent Glen Bradley
Michael Schriver
Q Chad Barefoot
District 19:
George Tatum Q Wesley Meredith, incumbent
District 20:
Q Floyd McKissick, Jr., incumbent
Q Ralph McKinney, Jr.
District 21: OPEN
Robert Clark
Curtis Worthy
Eronomy (Mohammed) Smith
Allen Thomas, Jr.
Larry Shaw
Q Billy King
District 22: OPEN
Kerry Sutton Milton Holmes
Mike Woodard
District 23:
Ellie Kinnaird, incumbent Q Dave Carter
District 24:
Rick Gunn, incumbent Q Brandon Black (L)
District 25: OPEN
Q Gene McLaurin Q Gene McIntyre
Daniel Wilson Q Jack Benoy
District 26:
Bobby Stanley Phil Berger, incumbent
Q Bobby Coffer
District 27: OPEN
Dan Miller Q Justin Conrad
Myra Sloane Q Trudy Wade
Q Latimer Alexander
Q Sal Leone
District 28: OPEN
Gladys Robinson, incumbent
Q Bruce Davis
District 29:
Q Jerry Tillman, incumbent
Tommy Davis
Q John Marcum
District 30:
Ric Marshall Don East, incumbent
District 31:
Delmas Parker Pete Brunstetter, incumbent
District 32: OPEN
James Taylor, Jr. Q Reginald Reid
Earline Parmon
Wilbert S. Banks
District 33:
Stan Bingham, incumbent
Q Eddie Gallimore
Q Sam Watford
District 34:
Q Andrew Brock, incumbent
District 35:
Tommy Tucker, incumbent
District 36:
Fletcher Hartsell, incumbent
District 37:
Dan Clodfelter, incumbent Michael Alan Vadini
District 38:
Charlie Dannelly, incumbent Q Richard Rivette
Jamison Lawson James Soder
Joel Ford
District 39:
Jack Flynn Q Bob Rucho, incumbent
District 40:
Malcolm Graham, incumbent Earl Lyndom Philip
District 41: OPEN
Q John Aneralla
Q Jeff Tarte
Troy Stafford
Robby Benton
Q Donald Copeland, Sr.
District 42:
Bivins Hollar Austin Allran, incumbent
Joseph (Jody) Inglefield
District 43:
Q Kathy Harrington, incumbent
District 44:
Ross Bulla Q Chris Carney, appointed incumbent
Q David Curtis
Q Karen Ray
District 45:
Roy Carter Dan Soucek, incumbent
George Robinson
District 46:
John McDevitt Q Warren Daniel, incumbent Q Richard Evey (L)
District 47:
Phil Feagan Ralph Hise, incumbent
District 48:
Q Tom Apodaca, incumbent
Q Fremont Brown II
District 49:
Martin Nesbitt, incumbent Q RL Clark
Q Chancellor von Henner
District 50:
John Snow Jim Davis, incumbent
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