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Rep. Larry Kissell (D-N.C.)

  • District: 8th District, South central -- parts of Charlotte, Fayetteville, Concord and Kannapolis
  • Residence: Biscoe
  • Born: January 31, 1951; Pinehurst, N.C.
  • Religion: Baptist
  • Family: Wife, Tina Kissell; two children
  • Education: Wake Forest U., B.A. 1973 (economics)
  • Military Service: None
  • Political Highlights: Democratic nominee for U.S. House, 2006; U.S. House, 2009-present
  • Elected: Elected: 2008 (2nd term)
  • Committee Assignments: Agriculture (General Farm Commodities & Risk Management; Rural Development, Research, Biotechnology & Foreign Agriculture); Armed Services (Readiness; Tactical Air & Land Forces)
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State Information: 8th District, South central -- parts of Charlotte, Fayetteville, Concord and Kannapolis

Election History
Year Election Candidate Votes Percent
2010 general Larry Kissell (D) 88,776 53%
Harold Johnson (R) 73,129 43.7%
Thomas Hill (LIBERT) 5,098 3%
Anthony Graves (WRI) 439 0.3%
2008 general Larry Kissell (D) 157,185 55.4%
Robin Hayes (R) 126,634 44.6%
2006 general Robin Hayes (R) 60,926 50.1%
Larry Kissell (D) 60,597 49.9%
2004 general Robin Hayes (R) 125,070 55.5%
Beth Troutman (D) 100,101 44.5%
2002 general Robin Hayes (R) 80,298 53.6%
Chris Kouri (D) 66,819 44.6%
Mark Johnson (LIBERT) 2,619 1.8%
Vote For President
Year Democrat Republican Independent
2008 Barack Obama: 52% John McCain: 47%
2004 John Kerry: 45% George W. Bush: 54%
2000 Al Gore: 46% George W. Bush: 53%

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