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The First Session of this General Assembly met from January 29th to August 27th in 2003. The Second Session met from May 10th to July 18th in 2004. An Extra Session was convened from November 24th to November 25th in 2003. A Second Extra Session was convened from December 9th to December 10th in 2003. A Third Extra Session was convened on November 4, 2004 (one day). The previous NC General Assembly reapportioned the House of Representatives districts based upon the 2000 U.S. Census, effective this term. The number of House of Representatives districts was increased from ninety-eight (98) to one hundred-twenty (120). The number of delegates remained at one hundred-twenty (120) - therefore, each district now had only one (1) Representative allocated. It is apparent that the districts described below were only temporary for this General Assembly only, and no map has yet been found to show them. In the next General Assembly, the districts changed slightly to line up with the map provided and attached thereto. |
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(Chowan) |
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(Pitt) |
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(Brunswick) |
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(New Hanover) |
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(Sampson) |
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(Granville) |
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(Scotland) |
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(Robeson) |
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(Franklin) |
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(McDowell) |
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(Transylvania) |
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(Jackson) |
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| *James Boyce Black was elected Speaker of the House of Representatives. Denise Gale Weeks was Clerk. | |||
| (1) Willard Eugene McCombs died on January 20, 2004. Fred F. Steen, II was appointed on February 16, 2004 to replace him. | |||
| << 2002 |
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