2000 general · November 7, 2000

2000 North Carolina House of Representatives election results, district by district

Every North Carolina House of Representatives district in the 2000 general election: winners, margins, unopposed seats and seats that changed party.

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Seats after the election

Democrats controlled the chamber · 120 seats

After the electionD 62 · R 58
Races98
Changed party4
Unopposed33%32 races
Incumbents defeated5

Every district

D 62 · R 58

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
HD-1W. C. Owens Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-2Zeno L. Edwards Jr. (D)9.7
HD-3Alice Graham Underhill (D)5.5
HD-4Jean R. Preston · Ronald Lynwood Smith (REP)9.1
HD-5Howard J. Hunter Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-6Richard Eugene Rogers (D)27.6
HD-7John D. Hall (D)Unopposed
HD-8Edith D. Warren (D)Unopposed
HD-9Marian N. McLawhorn (D)9.6
HD-10Russell E. Tucker (D)4.0
HD-11Phil Baddour Jr. (D)20.5
HD-12Nurham Warwick (D)9.8
HD-13Danny McComas (R)Unopposed
HD-14E. David Redwine · Dewey L. Hill (D)3.2
HD-15J. Sam Ellis (R)17.2
HD-16Douglas Y. Yongue (D)28.5
HD-17Marvin W. Lucas · Mary E. McAllister (D)23.6
HD-18John W. Hurley · Amelia A. H. Morris (DEM)37.4
HD-19Leslie Cox · Donald Spencer Davis (DEM)3.5
HD-20Billy J. Creech (R)20.8
HD-21Dan Blue (D)83.0
HD-22James W. Crawford Jr. · Gordon P. Allen (D)12.9
HD-23Paul Luebke · Hm Michaux Jr. · Paul Miller (D)20.3
HD-24Joe Hackney · Verla C. Insko (D)15.6
HD-25Cary D. Allred · W. B. Teague Jr. · Nelson Cole (REP)0.1
HD-26Alma Adams (D)47.5
HD-27John Blust (R)68.0Incumbent lost
HD-28Flossie Boydmcintyre (D)Unopposed
HD-29Joanne W. Bowie (R)Unopposed
HD-30Arlie F. Culp (R)26.4
HD-31Richard T. Morgan (R)9.7
HD-32Wayne Goodwin (D)Unopposed
HD-33Pryor Gibson (D)Unopposed
HD-34Fern H. Shubert (R)7.4FlippedIncumbent lost
HD-35Lorene T. Coates (D)4.1FlippedIncumbent lost
HD-36J. B. Black (D)28.3
HD-37L. Hugh Holliman (D)15.4
HD-38Harold J. Brubaker (R)39.2
HD-39Lyons Gray (R)Unopposed
HD-40William Hiatt · William E. Wilson · Rex L. Baker (R)6.4
HD-41R. Tracy Walker · George M. Holmes (R)Unopposed
HD-42Frank Mitchell (R)25.4
HD-43Mitchell Setzer (R)Unopposed
HD-44Daniel W. Barefoot (D)24.3
HD-45Joe L. Kiser · Mark K. Hilton (R)11.1
HD-46Charles F. Buchanan · Gregg Thompson (R)16.1
HD-47Walter Church Jr. (D)17.1
HD-48Debbie A. Clary · Andrew Thomas Dedmon · John Weatherly (REP)1.2Incumbent lost
HD-49Mitch Gillespie (R)20.7
HD-50Larry T. Justus (R)Unopposed
HD-51Wilma Sherrill · Martin L. Nesbitt · Lanier M. Cansler (REP)2.8
HD-52R. Phillip Haire · Margaret M. Carpenter (DEM)0.1
HD-53Roger West (R)21.5
HD-54Drew Saunders (D)10.4
HD-55W. Edwin McMahan (R)Unopposed
HD-56Martha Alexander (D)Unopposed
HD-57Connie Wilson (R)Unopposed
HD-58Ruth M. Easterling (D)Unopposed
HD-59W. Pete Cunningham (D)Unopposed
HD-60Beverly Miller Earle (D)13.9
HD-61J. Arthur Pope (R)2.0
HD-62David Miner (R)21.9
HD-63Jennifer Weiss (D)10.0
HD-64Robert J. Hensley Jr. (D)24.0
HD-65Rick Eddins (R)Unopposed
HD-66Larry Womble (D)70.2
HD-67Warren Oldham (D)Unopposed
HD-68Trudi Walend (R)Unopposed
HD-69Jim Gulley (R)81.6
HD-70Milton F. Fitch Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-71Joe Pat Tolson (D)26.6
HD-72Gene Arnold (R)14.4
HD-73Wayne Sexton (R)33.2
HD-74Julia Howard (R)Unopposed
HD-75Alex Warner (D)21.1
HD-76Michael Harrington (R)11.6FlippedIncumbent lost
HD-77Carolyn B. Russell (R)Unopposed
HD-78Stan Fox (D)Unopposed
HD-79William L. Wainwright (D)Unopposed
HD-80Robert Grady (R)24.8
HD-81Jeff Barnhart (R)25.7
HD-82Bobby H. Barbee Sr. (R)Unopposed
HD-83Eugene McCombs (R)Unopposed
HD-84Michael Decker (R)30.0
HD-85Ronnie Sutton (D)Unopposed
HD-86Bill Culpepper (D)17.2
HD-87Donald A. Bonner (D)Unopposed
HD-88Theresa Esposito (R)Unopposed
HD-89Mary Jarrell · Maggie Jeffus (D)8.3
HD-90Linda P. Johnson (R)7.5Flipped
HD-91Edgar V. Starnes (R)72.0
HD-92J. Russell Capps (R)14.4
HD-93John Melvin Rayfield (R)79.7
HD-94Jerry C. Dockham (R)77.9
HD-95N. Leo Daughtry (R)21.7
HD-96Edd Nye (D)6.8
HD-97Larry M. Bell (D)45.3
HD-98Thomas E. Wright (D)Unopposed

North Carolina House of Representatives

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner