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Here is contact information for our state representatives from Statesville, North Carolina.
We are split into two state senate districts.

• Senator Andrew Brock (34: much of Iredell, excluding city of Statesville)
  Mocksville No local Senate office info listed
  Raleigh (919)715-0690
  300 N. Salisbury Street Room 310 27603-5925
  Committees: Finance (Co-Chair)
  Agriculture/Environment/Natural Resources
  Appropriations/Base Budget Rules and Operations
  Email: Andrew.Brock@ncleg.net  
  Website: www.andrewbrock.com (a campaign website)
  twitter handle: @andrewbrock
  facebook name: Andrew Brock
  
  
• Senator David Curtis (44: Statesville & south, curving toward Lincoln co,)
  Denver No local Senate office phone listed
  P.O. Box 278 28037
  Denver (704)483-2263
  324 N NC Highway 16 28037 (optometry office)
  Raleigh (919)715-3038
  300 N. Salisbury Street Room 410 27603-5925
  Committees: Education/Higher Education (Co-Chair)
  Finance
  Health Care
  State & Local Government
  Email: David.Curtis@ncleg.net   
  Website: davidcurtisforncsenate.com (a campaign website)
  twitter handle: @DavidCurtisNC
  facebook name: Senator Dr David Curtis
  
  
• Representative Rena Turner
  Olin (704)876-4948 / HOME listed on nc.leg website
  247 Gethsemane Road 28660
  Raleigh (919)733-5661
  300 N. Salisbury Street Room 606 27603-5925
  Committees: Aging (Chair) Agriculture (Vice-Chair)
  Appropriations (Vice-Chair) Judiciary I (Vice-Chair)
  Appropriations, Justice, Public Safety (Chair)
  Education K-12
  State Personnel
  Transportation
  Email: Rena.Turner@ncleg.net ** Messages returned “undeliverable”
  Website: http://nchouse84.com/
  twitter handle: @nchouse84
  facebook name: Rena W. Turner
  

We have to keep in touch with every level of government officials, to try and keep all our public servants focused on serving the public.  Our local legislators will have major roles to play in how our state handles changes such as Medicaid block grants, etc.

• In North Carolina, yet not in Statesville?  Visit the “Who Represents Me” link at NC General Assembly page to find your House and Senate representatives.
  

• AND – we may be coming up on 2017 elections to replace the entire NC General Assembly, in response to the court recognition that our ‘new districts’ are a product of unconstitutional gerrymandering.  (Here’s a good gerrymandering link and an engaging 8-minute video to share with others.)
  

Keep the faith.