Norman W. Sanderson

Norman W. Sanderson: Rep. Norman W. Sanderson

Member of the North Carolina House of Representatives
from the 3rd district

Incumbent

Assumed office
2011

Preceded by Alice Graham Underhill

Personal details

Born 07 July 1951
Lumberton, NC

Political party Republican

Spouse(s) Linda

Children 2

Residence Arapahoe, NC

Occupation Child Care Center Owner

Religion Christian

Norman W. Sanderson (born 7 July 1951) is a Republican member of the North Carolina General Assembly, representing the state's third House district, including constituents in Craven and Pamlico counties. He defeated incumbent Representative Alice Graham Underhill in the 2010 General Election and is currently serving his first term in the state legislature.

Recent Electoral History

North Carolina House District 3 General Election 2010^[1]

Party Candidate Votes Percentage

Republican Norman Sanderson 14620 63.69%

Democratic Alice Graham Underhill 7859 34.24%

Libertarian Herb Sobel 477 2.08%

Majority 6761 29.45%

Totals 22956 100.00%

References

^ "NC General Election Results 2010". NC State Board of Elections. http://results.enr.clarityelections.com/NC/22580/41687/en/vts.html?cid=4003000. Retrieved 5 September 2011.

External links

NC General Assembly official profile

Project Vote Smart profile

Follow the Money - Norman W. Sanderson

2010 2008 campaign contributions

v · Thom Tillis (R) • Speaker pro Tempore: Dale Folwell (R) • Majority Leader: Paul Stam (R) • Minority Leader: Joe Hackney (D)



   William C. Owens, Jr. (D)

   Timothy L. Spear (D)

   Norman W. Sanderson (R)

   Jimmy Dixon (R)

   Annie Mobley (D)

   Bill Cook (R)

   Angela Bryant (D)

   Edith D. Warren (D)

   Marian N. McLawhorn (D)

   Stephen Laroque (R)

   Efton Sager (R)

   William L. Wainwright (D)

   Pat McElraft (R)

   George Cleveland (R)

   Phil Shepard (R)

   Carolyn H. Justice (R)

   Frank Iler (R)

   Susi Hamilton (D)

   Daniel F. McComas (R)

   Dewey L. Hill (D)

   Larry Bell (D)

   William Brisson (D)

   Joe P. Tolson (D)

   Jean Farmer-Butterfield (D)

   Jeffrey Collins (R)

   N. Leo Daughtry (R)

   Michael H. Wray (D)

   James Langdon, Jr. (R)

   Larry Hall (D)

   Paul Luebke (D)

   Mickey Michaux (D)

   James W. Crawford, Jr. (D)

   Rosa Gill (D)

   Grier Martin (D)

   Jennifer Weiss (D)

   Nelson Dollar (R)

   Paul Stam (R)

   Deborah K. Ross (D)

   Darren Jackson (D)

   Marilyn Avila (R)

   Thomas Murry (R)

   Marvin W. Lucas (D)

   Elmer Floyd (D)

   Diane Parfitt (D)

   Rick Glazier (D)

   G. L. Pridgen (R)

   Charles Graham (D)

   Garland E. Pierce (D)

   Glen Bradley (R)

   Bill Faison (D)

   Michael C. Stone (R)

   Jamie Boles (R)

   David R. Lewis (R)

   Joe Hackney (D)

   W. A. Wilkins (D)

   Verla C. Insko (D)

   Pricey Harrison (D)

   Alma S. Adams (D)

   Maggie Jeffus (D)

   Marcus Brandon (D)

   John Faircloth (R)

   John M. Blust (R)

   Alice L. Bordsen (D)

   Dan Ingle (R)

   Bert Jones (I)

   Ken Goodman (D)

   Justin Burr (R)

   D. Craig Horn (R)

   Frank McGuirt (D)

   Pat Hurley (R)

   Larry W. Womble (D)

   Earline W. Parmon (D)

   Larry R. Brown (R)

   Dale Folwell (R)

   William C. McGee (R)

   Fred F. Steen, II (R)

   Harry Warren (R)

   Harold J. Brubaker (R)

   Julia C. Howard (R)

   Jerry Dockham (R)

   Rayne Brown (R)

   Jeffrey L. Barnhart (R)

   Linda B. Johnson (R)

   Phillip D. Frye (R)

   Mitch Gillespie (R)

   Hugh Blackwell (R)

   Edgar V. Starnes (R)

   Mark Hollo (R)

   Mitchell S. Setzer (R)

   Sarah Stevens (R)

   Bryan R. Holloway (R)

   Darrell McCormick (R)

   Jonathan C. Jordan (R)

   Shirley Randleman (R)

   Grey Mills (R)

   Mark K. Hilton (R)

   Johnathan Rhyne (R)

   Thom Tillis (R)

   Rodney W. Moore (D)

   Tricia Cotham (D)

   Beverly M. Earle (D)

   Becky Carney (D)

   William Brawley (R)

   Ruth Samuelson (R)

   Ric Killian (R)

   Martha B. Alexander (D)

   Kelly Alexander (D)

   John Torbett (R)

   William Current (R)

   Kelly Hastings (R)

   Timothy K. Moore (R)

   Mike Hager (R)

   W. David Guice (R)

   Susan C. Fisher (D)

   Patsy Keever (D)

   Tim D. Moffitt (R)

   Chuck McGrady (R)

   Ray Rapp (D)

   R. Phillip Haire (D)

   Roger West (R)

   Republican (67) •    Democratic (52) •    Independent (1) • North Carolina General Assembly • North Carolina House of Representatives • North Carolina State Senate

Persondata

Name Sanderson, Norman W.

Alternative names

Short description American politician

Date of birth 07 July 1951

Place of birth Lumberton, North Carolina

Date of death

Place of death

Categories:
Members of the North Carolina House of Representatives
Living people
People from Lumberton, North Carolina
North Carolina Republicans
1951 births
North Carolina politician stubs

Rep. Norman W. Sanderson
Member of the North Carolina House of Representatives from the 3rd district
Incumbent
Assumed office 2011
Preceded by	Alice Graham Underhill
Personal details
Born	07 July 1951 Lumberton, NC
Political party	Republican
Spouse(s)	Linda
Children	2
Residence	Arapahoe, NC
Occupation	Child Care Center Owner
Religion	Christian

North Carolina House District 3 General Election 2010^[1]
Party	Candidate	Votes	Percentage
	Republican	Norman Sanderson	14620	63.69%
	Democratic	Alice Graham Underhill	7859	34.24%
	Libertarian	Herb Sobel	477	2.08%
Majority	6761	29.45%
Totals	22956	100.00%

Persondata
Name	Sanderson, Norman W.
Alternative names
Short description	American politician
Date of birth	07 July 1951
Place of birth	Lumberton, North Carolina
Date of death
Place of death

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