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NC Senate Democratic Caucus - North Carolina Senate Democratic Caucus
In North Carolina, there are fifty members of the state Senate. Each Senator is a member of either the Democratic Party or the Republican Party, more commonly referred to as the GOP, or Grand Old Party. North Carolina Senators are elected every two years, and are up for re-election in 2010. Politics in NC is interesting. North Carolina Democrats have a majority in the state Senate. The North Carolina legislature and the North Carolina General Assembly are on Jones street in Raleigh. NC votes in November. In 2010, North Carolinians vote for Senate on November 3. Voting occurs throughout the state on this Tuesday. Senate Democrats currently are Charlie Albertson, Bob Atwater, Marc Basnight, Doug Berger, Dan Blue, Julia Boseman, Dan Clodfelter, Charlie Dannelly, Don Davis, Katie Dorsett, Tony Foriest, Linda Garrou, Steve Goss, Malcolm Graham, David Hoyle, Clark Jenkins, Ed Jones, Ellie Kinnaird, Floyd McKissick, Jr., Martin Nesbitt, Bill Purcell, William Purcell, Joe Sam Queen, Tony Rand, Larry Shaw, R.C. Soles, RC Soles, A.B. Swindell, Don Vaughan, and David Weinstein. Republican members of the Senate are Austin Allran, Tom Apodaca, Phil Berger, Stan Bingham, Harris Blake, Andrew Brock, Harry Brown, Pete Brunstetter, Debbie Clary, Don East, Jim Forrester, Eddie Goodall, Fletcher Hartsell, Neal Hunt, Jim Jacumin, Jean Preston, David Rouzer, Bob Rucho, Richard Stevens, and Jerry Tillman. Other notable North Carolina politicians are Walter Dalton, Bev Perdue, Beverly Perdue, Roy Cooper, Elaine Marshall, Richard burr, and Kay Hagan.
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