North Carolina in the 2000s

North Carolina State Senate

2005-2006

(See Map)
The First Session of this General Assembly met from January 26th to October 12th in 2005. The Second Session met from May 9th to July 28th in 2006.

District

No. of Senators

County/Counties

Delegate(s) (County From)

1

1

Beaufort, Camden, Currituck, Dare, Hyde, Pasquotank, Tyrrell, Washington

Marc Basnight
(Dare)

2

1

Carteret, Craven, Pamlico

Scott E. Thomas (Craven (1) / C.W. Bland (Craven) (1)

3

1

Edgecombe, Martin, Pitt (part)

Samuel Clark Jenkins
(Edgecombe)

4

1

Bertie, Chowan, Gates, Halifax, Hertford, Northampton, Perquimans

Robert Lee Holliman
(Hertford)

5

1

Greene, Pitt (part), Wayne (part)

John Hosea Kerr, III (Wayne)

6

1

Jones, Onslow

Harry Brown (Onslow)

7

1

Franklin, Granville, Vance, Warren

Doug Berger (Franklin)

8

1

Brunswick, Columbus, Pender

Robert Charles Soles, Jr. (Columbus)

9

1

New Hanover

Julia Boseman

10

1

Duplin, Lenoir, Sampson

Charles W. Albertson (Duplin)

11

1

Nash, Wilson

Albin B. Swindell, IV (Nash)

12

1

Johnston, Wayne (part)

Fred Smith (Johnston)

13

1

Hoke, Robeson

David Franklin Weinstein (Robeson)

14

1

Wake (part)

Vernon Malone

15

1

Wake (part)

Neal K. Hunt

16

1

Wake (part)

Janet Raye Cowell

17

1

Wake (part)

Richard Yates Stevens

18

1

Chatham, Durham (part), Lee

Robert Atwater (Chatham)

19

1

Bladen, Cumberland (part)

Anthony E. Rand (Cumberland)

20

1

Durham (part)

Jeanne Hopkins Lucas

21

1

Cumberland (part)

Larry Shaw

22

1

Harnett, Moore

Harris Blake (Moore)

23

1

Orange, Person

Eleanor Gates Kinnaird (Orange)

24

1

Alamance, Caswell

Hugh B. Webster (Alamance)

25

1

Anson, Richmond, Scotland, Stanly

Dr. William Robert Purcell (Scotland)

26

1

Guilford (part), Rockingham

Philip Edward Berger (Rockingham)

27

1

Guilford (part)

Kay Ruthven Hagan

28

1

Guilford (part)

Katie Grays Dorsett

29

1

Montgomery, Randolph

Jerry W. Tillman (Randolph)

30

1

Alleghany, Stokes, Surry, Yadkin

Don W. East (Surry)

31

1

Forsyth (part)

Hamilton C. Horton, Jr. (2) / William B. Miller (2) / Peter Samuel Brunstetter (2)

32

1

Forsyth (part)

Linda Dew Garrou

33

1

Davidson, Guilford (part)

Stan Bingham (Davidson)

34

1

Davie, Rowan

Andrew C. Brock (Davie)

35

1

Mecklenburg (part), Union

Will Edward Goodall, Jr. (Union)

36

1

Cabarrus, Iredell (part)

Fletcher Lee Hartsell, Jr. (Cabarrus)

37

1

Mecklenburg (part)

Daniel G. Clodfelter

38

1

Mecklenburg (part)

Charlie Smith Dannelly

39

1

Mecklenburg (part)

Robert Miller Pittenger

40

1

Mecklenburg (part)

Malcolm Graham

41

1

Gaston (part), Iredell (part), Lincoln

Dr. James Summers Forrester (Gaston)

42

1

Catawba, Iredell (part)

Austin Murphy Allran (Catawba)

43

1

Gaston (part)

David William Hoyle

44

1

Burke, Caldwell

Jimmy Ray Jacumin (Burke)

45

1

Alexander, Ashe, Watauga, Wilkes

John Allen Garwood (Wilkes)

46

1

Cleveland, Rutherford

Walter Harvey Dalton (Rutherford)

47

1

Avery, Haywood (part), Madison, McDowell, Mitchell, Yancey

Keith W. Presnell
(Yancey)

48

1

Buncombe (part), Henderson, Polk

Tom Apodaca (Henderson)

49

1

Buncombe (part)

Martin Luther Nesbitt, Jr.

50

1

Cherokee, Clay, Graham, Haywood (part), Jackson, Macon, Swain, Transylvania

John Joyner Snow, Jr.
(Cherokee)
Beverly Moore Perdue was President of the Senate. Janet Bryant Pruitt was the Clerk.
(1) Scott E. Thomas resigned his seat on January 18, 2006, reason not known. C.W. Bland was appointed on February 1, 2006 to replace him.
(2) Hamilton C. Horton died on January 31, 2006. William B. Miller was appointed on March 8, 2006 to replace him, but he too resigned on May 29, 2006. Peter Samuel Brunstetter was appointed on May 30, 2006 to replace him.
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