2013 GENERAL ASSEMBLY NORTH CAROLINA SENATE UNOFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS DATA
INCUMBENT MEMBERS RETURNING IN 2013 District 3 Senator Clark Jenkins (D) District 4 Senator Ed Jones (D) District 6 Senator Harry Brown (R) District 7 Senator Louis Pate (R) District 8 Senator Bill Rabon (R) District 9 Senator Thom Goolsby (R) District 10 Senator Brent Jackson (R) District 11 Senator Buck Newton (R) District 13 Senator Michael Walters (D) District 14 Senator Dan Blue (D) District 15 Senator Neal Hunt (R) District 16 Senator Josh Stein (D) District 17 Senator Tamara Barringer (R) District 19 Senator Wesley Meredith (R) District 20 Senator Floyd McKissick (D) District 23 Senator Ellie Kinnaird (D) District 24 Senator Rick Gunn (R) District 26 Senator Phil Berger (R) District 28 Senator Gladys Robinson (D) District 29 Senator Jerry Tillman (R) District 31 Senator Pete Brunstetter (R) District 33 Senator Stan Bingham (R) District 34 Senator Andrew Brock (R) District 35 Senator Tommy Tucker (R) District 36 Senator Fletcher Hartsell (R) District 37 Senator Dan Clodfelter (D) District 39 Senator Bob Rucho (R) District 40 Senator Malcolm Graham (D) District 42 Senator Austin Allran (R) District 43 Senator Kathy Harrington (R) District 45 Senator Dan Soucek (R) District 46 Senator Warren Daniel (R) District 47 Senator Ralph Hise (R) District 48 Senator Tom Apodaca (R) District 49 Senator Martin Nesbitt (D) District 50 Senator Jim Davis (R)
FORMER OR CURRENT MEMBERS SERVING IN 2013 District 1 Bill Cook (House) (R) District 30 Shirley Randleman (House) (R) District 2 Norman Sanderson (House) (R) District 32 Earline Parmon (House) (D) District 5 Don Davis (Senate) (D)
CURRENT MEMBERS WHO DID NOT SEEK SENATE RE-ELECTION Senator Jean Preston (R) Senator William Purcell (D) Senator David Rouzer (R) Senator Don Vaughan (D) Senator Bob Atwater (D) Senator Linda Garrou (D) Senator Eric Mansfield (D) Senator Wes Westmoreland (R) Senator Harris Blake (R)
INCUMBENT MEMBERS DEFEATED IN GENERAL ELECTION District 1 Senator Stan White (D) District 18 Senator Doug Berger (D)
Office of the Senate Principal Clerk Updated – December 6, 2012