North Carolina General Assembly of 2001–2002

North Carolina General Assembly 2001–2002
North Carolina Legislative Building
Legislative body	North Carolina General Assembly
Country	United States
State	North Carolina
Meeting place	North Carolina State Legislative Building
Term	2001-2002
Previous session	North Carolina General Assembly of 1999–2000
Successive session	North Carolina General Assembly of 2003–2004
North Carolina Senate
Members	49 Senators
President of the Senate	Beverly E. Perdue (Dem)
President pro tempore	Marc Basnight (Dem)
Minority Leader
Party control	Democratic Party
North Carolina House of Representatives
Members	119 Representatives
Speaker of the House	James B. Black (Dem)
Minority Leader
Party control	Democratic Party

Members of the North Carolina General Assembly, 2001–2002 session were elected in November 2000. The 2001–2002 session of the General Assembly was the last in which some house and senate districts elected multiple representatives to the state legislature.

State House

Leaders

North Carolina House Officers
Position	Name	Party
Speaker	James B. Black	Democratic

Members

• District 1: William C. Owens, Jr. (Dem)
• District 2: Zeno L. Edwards, Jr. (Dem)
• District 3: Alice Graham Underhill (Dem)
• District 4: Jean R. Preston (Rep); Ronald L. Smith (Dem)
• District 5: Howard J. Hunter, Jr. (Dem)
• District 6: R. Eugene Rogers (Dem)
• District 7: John D. Hall (Dem)
• District 8: Edith D. Warren (Dem)
• District 9: Marian N. McLawhorn (Dem)
• District 10: Russell E. Tucker (Dem)
• District 11: Philip A. Baddour (Rep)
• District 12: Nurham O. Warwick (Dem)
• District 13: Daniel F. McComas (Rep)
• District 14: Dewey L. Hill (Dem); E. David Redwine (Dem)
• District 15: J. Sam Ellis (Rep)
• District 16: Douglas Y. Yongue (Dem)
• District 17: Marvin W. Lucas (Dem); Mary E. McAllister (Dem)
• District 18: John W. Hurley (Dem); Mia Morris (Rep)
• District 19: A. Leslie Cox, Jr. (Dem); Donald S. Davis (Rep)
• District 20: Billy J. Creech (Rep)
• District 21: Daniel T. Blue, Jr. (Dem)
• District 22: Gordon P. Allen (Dem); James W. Crawford, Jr. (Dem)
• District 23: Paul Luebke (Dem); Mickey Michaux (Dem); Paul Miller (Dem)
• District 24: Joe Hackney (Dem); Verla Insko (Dem)
• District 25: Cary D. Allred (Dem); E. Nelson Cole (Dem); W.B. Teague, Jr. (Rep)
• District 26: Alma S. Adams (Dem)
• District 27: John M. Blust (Rep)
• District 28: Flossie Boyd-McIntyre (Dem)
• District 29: Joanne W. Bowie (Rep)
• District 30: Arlie F. Culp (Rep)
• District 31: Richard T. Morgan (Rep)
• District 32: G. Wayne Goodwin (Dem)
• District 33: Pryor A. Gibson, III (Dem)
• District 34: Fern Shubert (Rep)
• District 35: Lorene T. Coates (Dem)
• District 36: James B. Black (Dem)
• District 37: L. Hugh Holliman (Dem)
• District 38: Harold J. Brubaker (Rep)
• District 39: Lyons Gray (Rep)
• District 40: Rex L. Baker (Rep); William S. Hiatt (Rep); W. Eugene Wilson (Rep)
• District 41: George M. Holmes (Rep); R. Tracy Walker (Rep)
• District 42: W. Franklin Mitchell (Rep)
• District 43: Mitchell S. Setzer (Rep)
• District 44: Daniel W. Barefoot (Dem)
• District 45: Mark Hilton (Rep); Joe L. Kiser (Rep)
• District 46: Charles F. Buchanan (Rep); Gregory J. Thompson (Rep)
• District 47: Walter G. Church, Sr. (Dem)
• District 48: Debbie A. Clary (Rep); Andrew T. Dedmon (Dem); John H. Weatherly (Rep)
• District 49: Mitch Gillespie (Rep)
• District 50: Larry T. Justus (Rep), died in office
                        Carolyn K. Justus (Rep), appointed – Henderson, Transylvania
• District 51: Mark F. Crawford (Rep); Martin L. Nesbitt, Jr. (Dem); William M. Sherrill (Rep)
• District 52: Margaret Carpenter (Rep); R. Phillip Haire (Dem)
• District 53: Roger West (Rep)
• District 54: Drew P. Saunders (Dem)
• District 55: W. Edwin McMahan (Rep)
• District 56: Martha Alexander (Dem)
• District 57: Constance K. Wilson (Rep)
• District 58: Ruth M. Easterling (Dem)
• District 59: W. Pete Cunningham (Dem)
• District 60: Beverly M. Earle (Dem)
• District 61: Art Pope (Rep)
• District 62: David M. Miner (Rep)
• District 63: Jennifer Weiss (Dem)
• District 64: Robert J. Hensley, Jr. (Dem)
• District 65: Rick L. Eddings (Rep)
• District 66: Larry W. Womble (Dem)
• District 67: Warren C. Oldham (Dem)
• District 68: Trudi Walend (Rep)
• District 69: Jim Gulley (Rep)
• District 70: Shelly Willingham (Dem)
• District 71: Joe P. Tolson (Dem)
• District 72: Gene G. Arnold (Rep)
• District 73: P. Wayne Sexton (Rep)
• District 74: Julia Craven Howard (Rep)
• District 75: Alex Warner (Dem)
• District 76: Michael O. Harrington (Rep)
• District 77: Carolyn B. Russell (Rep)
• District 78: Stanley H. Fox (Dem)
• District 79: William L. Wainwright (Dem)
• District 80: W. Robert Grady (Rep)
• District 81: Jeff Barnhart (Rep)
• District 82: Bobby H. Barbee, Sr. (Rep)
• District 83: W. Eugene McCombs (Rep)
• District 84: Michael Decker (Rep)
• District 85: Ronnie N. Sutton (Dem)
• District 86: William T. Culpepper, III (Dem)
• District 87: Donald A. Bonner (Dem)
• District 88: Theresa H. Esposito (Rep)
• District 89: Mary L. Jerrell (Dem)
• District 89: Maggie Jeffus (Dem)
• District 90: Linda P. Johnson (Rep)
• District 91: Edgar V. Starnes (Rep)
• District 92: J. Russell Capps (Rep)
• District 93: John M. Rayfield (Rep)
• District 94: Jerry C. Dockham (Rep)
• District 95: N. Leo Daughtry (Rep)
• District 96: Edd Nye (Dem)
• District 97: Larry M. Bell (Dem)
• District 98: Thomas E. Wright (Dem)

State Senate

Leaders

North Carolina Senate Officers
Position	Name	Party
Lieutenant Governor / President of the Senate	Beverly Perdue	Democratic
President Pro Tem	Marc Basnight	Democratic
Deputy President Pro Tempore	Frank W. Ballance, Jr.	Democratic

Members

• District 1: Marc Basnight (Dem)
• District 2: Frank W. Ballance, Jr. (Dem)
• District 3: Scott Thomas (Dem)
• District 4: Patrick J. Ballantine (Rep)
• District 5: Charles W. Albertson (Dem)
• District 6: R.L. Martin (Dem)
• District 7: Luther Henry Jordan, Jr. (Dem)
• District 8: John H. Kerr, III (Dem)
• District 9: Ed N. Warren (Dem)
• District 10: A.B. Swindell, IV (Dem)
• District 11: Allen H. Wellons (Dem)
• District 12: Philip E. Berger (Rep); Virginia Foxx (Rep)
• District 13: Wib Gulley (Dem); Jeanne Hopkins Lucas (Dem)
• District 14: Brad Miller (Dem)
• District 15: Eric Miller Reeves (Dem)
• District 16: Eleanor Kinnaird (Dem); Howard N. Lee (Dem)
• District 17: Aaron W. Plyler (Dem); William R. Purcell (Dem)
• District 18: R. C. Soles, Jr. (Dem)
• District 19: Robert G. Shaw (Rep)
• District 20: Hamilton C. Horton, Jr. (Rep); Linda Garrou (Dem)
• District 21: Hugh Webster (Rep)
• District 22: Fletcher L. Hartsell, Jr. (Rep)
• District 23: Cal Cunningham (Dem)
• District 24: Tony Rand (Dem)
• District 25: David W. Hoyle (Dem)
• District 26: Austin M. Allran (Rep)
• District 27: John A. Garwood (Rep); Kenneth R. Moore (Rep)
• District 28: Steve Metcalf (Dem); Charles N. Carter (Dem)
• District 29: Dan Robinson (Dem)
• District 30: David F. Weinstein (Dem)
• District 31: William N. Martin (Dem)
• District 32: Kay Hagan (Dem)
• District 33: Charlie Smith Dannelly (Dem)
• District 34: T. Lafontine Odom, Sr. (Dem)
• District 35: Robert A. Rucho (Rep)
• District 36: John H. Carrington (Rep)
• District 37: Walter Dalton (Dem)
• District 38: Stan Bingham (Rep)
• District 39: James Forrester (Rep)
• District 40: Daniel G. Clodfelter (Dem)
• District 41: Larry Shaw (Dem)
• District 42: Robert C. Carpenter (Rep)

See also

• North Carolina General Assembly
• North Carolina General Assembly of 2003–2004 session