Elected Representatives

State Senate

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General Election on November 2, 2010

State Senate · Sort by district

Austin Allran · Republican

District 42

Tom Apodaca · Republican

District 48

Bob Atwater · Democrat

District 18

Doug Berger · Democrat

District 7

Phil Berger · Republican

District 26

Stan Bingham · Republican

District 33

Harris Blake · Republican

District 22

Dan Blue · Democrat

District 14

Andrew Brock · Republican

District 34

Harry Brown · Republican

District 6

Pete Brunstetter · Republican

District 31

Debbie Clary · Republican

District 46

Dan Clodfelter · Democrat

District 37

Warren T. Daniel · Republican

District 44

Charlie Dannelly · Democrat

District 38

Jim Davis · Republican

District 50

Don East · Republican

District 30

Jim Forrester · Republican

District 41

Linda Garrou · Democrat

District 32

Thom Goolsby · Republican

District 9

Malcolm Graham · Democrat

District 40

Rick Gunn · Republican

District 24

Kathy Harrington · Republican

District 43

Fletch Hartsell · Republican

District 36

Ralph E. Hise, Jr. · Republican

District 47

Neal Hunt · Republican

District 15

Brent Jackson · Republican

District 10

Clark Jenkins · Democrat

District 3

Ed Jones · Democrat

District 4

Ellie Kinnaird · Democrat

District 23

Eric L. Mansfield · Democrat

District 21

Floyd McKissick · Democrat

District 20

Wesley Meredith · Republican

District 19

Martin Nesbitt · Democrat

District 49

E.S. (Buck) Newton · Republican

District 11

Louis M. Pate, Jr. · Republican

District 5

Jean Preston · Republican

District 2

Bill Purcell · Democrat

District 25

Bill Rabon · Republican

District 8

Gladys A. Robinson · Democrat

District 28

David Rouzer · Republican

District 12

Bob Rucho · Republican

District 39

Dan Soucek · Republican

District 45

Josh Stein · Democrat

District 16

Richard Stevens · Republican

District 17

Jerry Tillman · Republican

District 29

Tommy Tucker · Republican

District 35

Don Vaughan · Democrat

District 27

Michael Walters · Democrat

District 13

Stan White · Democrat

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