North Carolina Senate election, 2014

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The 2014 North Carolina State Senate elections selected members to serve in the North Carolina Senate for a two-year term commencing in January 2015. Going into the election, the Senate had 33 Republican and 17 Democratic members, which constituted a two-thirds super-majority for the Republican Party. Following the election, the Senate had 34 Republican and 16 Democratic members.

2014 North Carolina Senate General Election Candidates
* indicates incumbent
District	Democrat	Republican	Third party
1	Stan White	Bill Cook*	-
2	Carroll Ipock II	Norman W. Sanderson*	-
3	Erica Smith-Ingram	-	-
4	Angela R. Bryant*	Richard Scott	-
5	Donald G. Davis*	-	-
6	-	Harry Brown*	-
7	Erik Anderson	Louis M. Pate*	-
8	Ernie Ward	Bill Rabon*	-
9	Elizabeth Redenbaugh	Michael V. Lee	-
10	Donald Rains	Brent Jackson*	-
11	-	E.S. "Buck" Newton*	-
12	Joe Langley	Ronald J. Rabin*	-
13	Jane W. Smith	Bernard White, Jr.	-
14	Dan Blue*	-	-
15	Tom Bradshaw	John Alexander	-
16	Josh Stein*	Molotov Mitchell	-
17	Bryan Fulghum	Tamara Barringer*	-
18	Sarah Crawford	Chad Barefoot*	-
19	William Richardson	Wesley Meredith*	-
20	Floyd McKissick, Jr.*	-	-
21	Ben Clark*	-	-
22	Mike Woodard*	Herman Joubert	-
23	Valerie Foushee*	Mary Lopez-Carter	-
24	Rick Gunn*	-	-
25	Gene McLaurin*	Tom McInnis	P.H. Dawkins Libertarian Party
26	William E. Osborne	Phil Berger*	-
27	-	Trudy Wade*	-
28	Gladys A. Robinson*	-	-
29	Tommy Davis	Jerry W. Tillman	-
30	Eva Ingle	Shirley Randleman*	-
31	John K. Motsinger, Sr.	Joyce Krawiec*	-
32	Earline Parmon*	-	-
33	Stan Bingham*	-	-
34	Constance L. Johnson	Andrew C. Brock*	-
35	-	Tommy Tucker*	-
36	-	Fletcher L. Hartsell, Jr.*	-
37	Jeff Jackson*	-	-
38	Joel Ford*	Richard Rivette	-
39	-	Bob Rucho*	-
40	Joyce Waddell	-	-
41	Latrice McRae	Jeff Tarte*	-
42	-	Andy Wells	Patrice (Pat) Hensley Unaffiliated
43	-	Kathryn Harrington*	-
44	-	David Curtis*	-
45	Jim Sponenberg	Dan Soucek*	-
46	Emily Church	Warren Daniel*	-
47	-	Ralph E. Hise*	-
48	Rick Wood	Tom Apodaca*	-
49	Terry Van Duyn*	Mark Crawford	-
50	Jane Hipps	Jim Davis*	-

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