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2019 NC Senate Members NC Senate 2019-2020 Session Room Member No. Phone Email Party District Counties Represented Sen. John M. Alexander, Jr. 625 LOB (919) 733-5850 [email protected] (R) District 18 Franklin, Wake Sen. Deanna Alleghany, Ashe, Surry, Watauga, Ballard 521 LOB (919) 733-5742 [email protected] (R) District 45 Wilkes Sam Searcy 1118 LB [email protected] (D) District 17 Wake Jerry W. Tillman 309 LOB (919) 733-5708 [email protected] (R) District 26 Guilford, Randolph 2108 Sen. Dan Bishop LOB (919)733-5655 [email protected] (R) District 39 Mecklenburg Sen. Dan Blue 1129 LB (919) 733-5752 [email protected] (D) District 14 Wake Sen. Danny Earl Britt, Jr. 525 LOB (919) 733-5651 [email protected] (R) District 13 Columbus, Robeson Vickie Sawyer 410 LOB 919-715-3038 [email protected] (R) District 34 Iredell, Yadkin 300-B Sen. Harry Brown LOB (919) 715-3034 [email protected] (R) District 6 Jones, Onslow Milton F. "Toby" Fitch, Jr. 1127 LB (919) 733-5878 [email protected] (D) District 4 Edgecombe, Halifax, Wilson Wiley Nickel 1121 LB [email protected] (D) District 16 Wake Sen. Ben Clark 1117 LB (919) 733-9349 [email protected] (D) District 21 Cumberland, Hoke Camden, 301-B Chowan, Currituck, Dare, Gates, Hertfo Bob Steinburg LOB [email protected] (R) District 1 rd, Hyde, Pasquotank, Perquimans, Tyrell, Washington W. Ted Alexander 2117 LB [email protected] (R) District 44 Gaston, Cleveland, Lincoln Sen. Warren Daniel 627 LOB (919) 715-7823 [email protected] (R) District 46 Avery, Burke, Cleveland Sen. Don Davis 406 LOB (919) 715-8363 [email protected] (D) District 5 Greene, Pitt Cherokee, Clay, Graham, Haywood, Jac Sen. Jim Davis 621 LOB (919) 733-5875 [email protected] (R) District 50 kson, Macon, Swain Carl Ford 608 LOB [email protected] (R) District 33 Rowan, Stanly Sen. Chuck Edwards 623 LOB 919-733-5745 [email protected] (R) District 48 Buncombe, Henderson, Transylvania Mujtaba A. Mujtaba.Mohammed@ncleg. Mohammed 310 LOB net (D) District 38 Mecklenburg Sen. Valerie P. Foushee 517 LOB (919) 733-5804 [email protected] (D) District 23 Chatham, Orange Sen. Rick Gunn 314 LOB (919) 301-1446 [email protected] (R) District 24 Alamance, Guilford Sen. Kathy 300-C Harrington LOB (919) 733-5734 [email protected] (R) District 43 Gaston 300-A Madison, McDowell, Mitchell, Polk, Rut Sen. Ralph Hise LOB (919) 733-3460 [email protected] (R) District 47 herford, Yancey 2106 Sen. Rick Horner LOB (919) 715-3030 [email protected] (R) District 11 Johnston, Nash Sen. Jeff Jackson 1104 LB (919) 715-8331 [email protected] (D) District 10 Mecklenburg Sen. Brent Jackson 2022 LB (919) 733-5705 [email protected] (R) District 37 Duplin, Johnston, Sampson Sen. Joyce Krawiec 308 LOB (919) 733-7850 [email protected] (R) District 31 Forsyth, Davie Harper Peterson 518 LOB [email protected] (D) District 9 New Hanover Sen. Paul A. Lowe, Jr. 1119 LB (919) 733-5620 [email protected] (D) District 32 Forsyth Sen. Tom McInnis 620 LOB (919) 733-5953 [email protected] (R) District 25 Anson, Moore, Richmond, Scotland Sen. Floyd B. McKissick, Jr. 629 LOB (919) 733-4599 [email protected] (D) District 20 Durham Kirk deViere 515 LOB [email protected] (R) District 19 Cumberland Sen. Paul Newton 312 LOB (919) 733-7223 [email protected] (R) District 36 Cabarrus, Union Sen. Louis Pate 311 LOB (919) 733-5621 [email protected] (R) District 7 Lenoir, Wayne Jim Burgin 2113 LB [email protected] (R) District 12 Harnett, Johnston, Lee Bladen, Brunswick, New Sen. Bill Rabon 2010 LB (919) 733-5963 [email protected] (R) District 8 Hanover, Pender Sen. Shirley B. Shirley.Randleman@ncleg. Randleman 628 LOB (919) 733-5743 net (R) District 30 Stokes, Surry, Wilkes Sen. Gladys A. Robinson 1026 LB (919) 715-3042 [email protected] (D) District 28 Guilford Sen. Norman W. Norman.Sanderson@ncleg. Sanderson 628 LOB (919) 733-5706 net (R) District 2 Carteret, Craven, Pamlico Beaufot, Bertie, Martin, Northampton, Vance, Erica D. Smith 520 LOB (919) 715-3040 [email protected] (D) District 3 Warren Natasha R. Marcus 519 LOB [email protected] (D) District 41 Mecklenburg Eddie Gallimore 2111 LB [email protected] (R) District 29 Davidson, Montgomery Todd Johnson 2115 LB [email protected] (R) District 35 Union Sen. Terry Van Duyn 1025 LB (919) 715-3001 [email protected] (D) District 49 Buncombe Sen. Joyce Waddell 1113 LB (919) 733-5650 [email protected] (D) District 40 Mecklenburg 206-C Michael Garrett LOB [email protected] (D) District 27 Guilford Sen. Andy Wells 1028 LB (919) 733-5876 [email protected] (R) District 42 Alexander, Catawba Sen. Mike Woodard 523 LOB (919) 733-4809 [email protected] (D) District 22 Durham, Granville, Person Member Twitter Account Sen. John M. Alexander, Jr. @JohnAlexanderNC Sen. Deanna Ballard @DeannaBallardNC Sam Searcy @ElectSamSearcy Jerry W. Tillman @jerrytillman Sen. Dan Bishop @jdanbishop Sen. Dan Blue @DanBlueNC Sen. Danny Earl Britt, Jr. @joinbritt Vickie Sawyer @SenatorSawyer Sen. Harry Brown @SenHarryBrown Milton F. "Toby" Fitch, Jr. No account Wiley Nickel @wileynickel Sen. Ben Clark @SenatorClark Bob Steinburg @BobSteinburg4NC W. Ted Alexander @TedAlexanderNC Sen. Warren Daniel @danielforsenate Sen. Don Davis @dondavis34 Sen. Jim Davis No account Carl Ford @VoteCarlFord Sen. Chuck Edwards No account Mujtaba A. Mohammed @MMohammedNC Sen. Valerie P. Foushee @ValFoushee Sen. Rick Gunn @SenatorRickGunn Sen. Kathy Harrington No account Sen. Ralph Hise @RalphHise Sen. Rick Horner No account Sen. Jeff Jackson @JeffJacksonNC Sen. Brent Jackson @SenBrentJackson Sen. Joyce Krawiec @KrawiecforNC Harper Peterson No account Sen. Paul A. Lowe, Jr. @PaulLowejr Sen. Tom McInnis @NCGA25 Sen. Floyd B. McKissick, Jr. @FloydMcKissick Kirk deViere @Sen_Meredith19 Sen. Paul Newton No account Sen. Louis Pate @louispate Jim Burgin @Burgin4Senate Sen. Bill Rabon @SenBillRabon Sen. Shirley B. Randleman No account Sen. Gladys A. Robinson @GladysARobinson Sen. Norman W. Sanderson @ncsenate2 Erica D. Smith @EricaForNC * Natasha R. Marcus @NatashaMarcusNC Eddie Gallimore No account Todd Johnson No account Sen. Terry Van Duyn @TerryVanDuynNC Sen. Joyce Waddell @WaddellSenate40 Michael Garrett No account Sen. Andy Wells @AWellsNC Sen. Mike Woodard @MikeWoodard.
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