North Carolina House of Representatives

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rdf:type	owl:NamedIndividual State lower house in the United States
rdfs:label	North Carolina House of Representatives
owl:sameAs	dbr:North_Carolina_House_of_Representatives
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skos:prefLabel	North Carolina House of Representatives
skos:altLabel	House of Representatives House House Minority Leader House of Representative State House State House of Representatives State Representative state House of Representatives state Representative state house state representative House of Commons representatives House Leader Speaker Pro Tempore state House State house of representatives North Carolina House of Commons North Carolina House of Representatives District 115 House district House of Commons/House of Representatives House of Commons/Representatives of North Carolina N.C. House NC House NC House of Representatives North Carolina General Assembly North Carolina House North Carolina Representative North Carolina State House North Carolina State House of Representatives North Carolina State Representative North Carolina state House of Representatives North Carolina state legislator North Carolina state representative North Carolina<br />House of Commons North Carolina<br>House of Commons State House Representative State House of Commons State Rep District 10 State Rep District 21 State Representative in North Carolina that state's House of Commons
clgo:electionDateLeader	2015-01-15
clgo:lastElectionDate	2020-11-03
clgo:leader	Person County, North Carolina Augustus Summerfield Merrimon Richard Stanford (American politician) John A. Logan Charles B. Gentry Absalom Knox Simonton Asa B.F. Gaither V. A. McBee George W. Autrey William H. Patterson John Williams (Pitt County, North Carolina) J. J. Harrington Matt Whitaker Ransom John H. Williamson James W. Crawford Jr. John Kerr Jr. (congressman) Stephen H. Davis Jesse Johnson Yeates Leonidas L. Polk John Russ (politician) Robert Bridges James Love (Kentucky politician) William Dickson (congressman) William H. Marsh (diplomat) Richard Spaight Donnell Tim Moore (North Carolina politician) Robert A. Green Henry B. Cowles William Theophilus Dortch Charles Clark (governor) Giles Mebane John Ferguson (Canadian politician) William S. Clark Frederick E. Alfred Jordan, North Carolina Alexander Kelly Charles Davis (Australian politician) Alexander Watson John McK. Potts Tillman Farrow David W. Siler Berryman H. Paget Cyrus Q. Lemmond Jonas Cline Dennis D. Ferebee Abraham G. Waters Eli Wishart Hugh Guthrie Edmund B. Clark Daniel Shaw James S. Woodard Nathan N. Fleming John C. Wooten Thomas L. Winslow Nehemiah C. Faison Thomas N. CrumplerResigned Alexander McMillan (North Carolina politician) Edmund G.L. Barringer Thomas D. Meares Nathan Newby Thomas Farthing Harrison M. Waugh John James Pearson John J. Carson Charles Fisher (congressman) Charles Slade Augustus N. Martin Samuel B. Hill (Washington politician) George W. Hayes William L. Ward Clement G. Wright Henry Mordecai Joseph B. Batchelor Burwell M. Baxter Cyrus P. Mendenhall Sion H. Rigers John Tapscott Richard H. Small Charles Latham Hoke County, North Carolina Robert Peebles William P. Taylor William Williams Turner Bynum Peyton T. Henry William S. Harris Churchill Perkins George N. Folk Burton J. Albritton Henry G. Woodfin Joshua L. Ewell Lafayette Green Philip Barrow James H. Foy Jacob Weaver Bowman Charles McCleese Elijah K. Withers Champion T.N. Davis Rawley Galloway Newberry F. Hall ... and more
clgo:legislativePeriodName	North Carolina General Assembly
clgo:numberOfMembers	120
clgo:politicalPartyInLegislature	North Carolina Republican Party North Carolina Democratic Party
is clgo:house of	North Carolina General Assembly

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