Who Represents Me in the North Carolina Legislature?

Submitted by Lance on Sun, 04/22/2007 - 4:26pm.

If your voter registration is up to date, the place to start is with the NC State Board of Elections statewide voter registration search tool. (If that link isn't working, try starting with the SBOE front page and looking for a link that says something like "Check Your Voter Registration".) Enter your name and any additional information you may have handy to pull up your record, and you'll find a link to click that gives you a table like this:

PRECINCT : SOUTH MELVILLE
CONGR : 6TH CONGRESSIONAL
HOUSE : 63RD HOUSE
SENATE : 24TH SENATE
MUNI : MEBANE
SUPERIOR COURT : 15A SUPERIOR COURT
JUDICIAL : 15A JUDICIAL
PROSECUTORIAL : 15A PROSECUTORIAL
For more information regarding your voting jurisdictions, polling place location, or other voter information; please contact your county board of elections.

With this information in hand, head over to the North Carolina legislature's page and follow links to the member lists for the House and Senate to find a picture of your representatives.

If your registration information is not current, or if you haven't registered in North Carolina yet, try starting at the North Carolina legislature's "Who Represents Me?" page, where you can search by district, county or zip code.

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Day-um Lance

Submitted by momoaizo on Sun, 04/22/2007 - 4:30pm.

Have I told you lately (within the hour anyway) that you're my hero?

No matter that patriotism is too often the refuge of scoundrels. Dissent, rebellion, and all-around hell-raising remain the true duty of patriots.

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No,

Submitted by Lance on Sun, 04/22/2007 - 5:03pm.

And I think we discussed the fact that hourly is really a minimum. :P

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