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North Carolina's Congressional districts number 13. The state gained an additional district in 2002 as a result of regular reapportionment following the 2000 census.
1st District
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The 1st district seat was held by Democrat Frank Ballance during the 108th Congress until his resignation on 8 June 2004. Ballance was succeeded by G.K. Butterfield in a special election held on 20 July 2004; Butterfield, a Democrat, was re-elected to the seat in November 2004.
2nd District
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The 2nd district seat is currently held by Bob Etheridge, a Democrat.
3rd District
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The 3rd district seat is currently held by Walter B. Jones, a Republican.
4th District
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The 4th district seat is currently held by David Price, a Democrat.
5th District
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The 5th district seat was held by Richard Burr, a Republican, during the 108th Congress, and is currently held by Republican Virginia Foxx, elected in November 2004.
6th District
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The 6th district seat is currently held by Howard Coble, a Republican.
7th District
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The 7th district seat is currently held by Mike McIntyre, a Democrat.
8th District
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The 8th district seat is currently held by Robin Hayes, a Republican.
9th District
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The 9th district seat is currently held by Sue Wilkins Myrick, a Republican.
10th District
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The 10th district seat was held by Cass Ballenger, a Republican, during the 108th Congress, and is currently held by Republican Patrick McHenry, elected in November 2004.
11th District
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The 11th district seat is currently held by Charles H. Taylor, a Republican.
12th District
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The 12th district seat is currently held by Melvin L. Watt, a Democrat.
13th District
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The 13th district seat is currently held by Brad Miller, a Democrat.
See also
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