Redistricting Committee, North Carolina State Senate (Decommissioned)

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The Redistricting Committee is a former standing committee of the North Carolina State Senate.

Membership

The following table describes committee membership at the beginning of the 2015 legislative session.

On March 31, 2011 Charlie Smith Dannelly (D) resigned citing scheduling conflicts.^[1]

Redistricting Committee Members, 2011
Democratic members (4)	Republican members (10)
• Michael P. Walters	• Bob Rucho, Chair
• Ed Jones	• Harry Brown, Vice Chair
• Floyd McKissick	• Andrew C. Brock
• Martin L. Nesbitt, Jr.	• Tom Apodaca
	• Peter S. Brunstetter
	• Debbie Clary
	• James Forrester
	• Ralph Hise
	• Neal Hunt
	• William Rabon

Redistricting Committee Members, 2011
Democratic members (5)	Republican members (10)
• Charlie Smith Dannelly	• Bob Rucho, Chair
• Ed Jones	• Harry Brown, Vice Chair
• Floyd McKissick	• Andrew C. Brock
• Martin L. Nesbitt, Jr.	• Tom Apodaca
• Michael P. Walters	• Peter S. Brunstetter
	• Debbie Clary
	• James Forrester
	• Ralph Hise
	• Neal Hunt
	• William Rabon

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