Mike McIntyre


Office District Status
U.S. Representative U.S. House 7 Incumbent
Party In Office Since Term Ends
Democrat 1996 2010
Level of Government  
Congress  
Date of Birth Birthplace Now Lives In
August 6, 1956 Lumberton, NC Lumberton, NC

Synopsis

McIntyre worked as an intern for Rep. Charlie Rose during the Watergate era. After working as an attorney, he was elected to replace Rose in 1996 in the Seventh Congressional District, which includes Wilmington, suburbs of Fayetteville and the southern coast of North Carolina. In Congress, he joined the Blue Dog Coalition of conservative Democrats and has earned a reputation as a social conservative. He co-chaired the Rural Health Care Coalition, worked for a tobacco quota buyout and fought for federal recognition of the Lumbee Indians. He voted for the Iraq war resolution.

Trivia

He was a page in the N.C. Senate in high school.

Endorsements

Biography

Marital Status
Spouse
Dee
Children
Sons, Joshua and Stephen
Biography to come.

Occupation

Attorney







Community Involvement:
Not specified.

Contact Info







Education

bachelor of arts
UNC-Chapel Hill
Graduated: 1978
juris doctorate
UNC-Chapel Hill
Graduated: 1981


Military

Not specified.
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Edward Thomas Brady

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Mark Martin

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Paul Newby

N.C. Supreme Court Justice

Kenneth Lewis

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Richard Morgan

Former House Speaker

Robin Hudson

N.C. Supreme Court Justice

Patricia Timmons-Goodson

N.C. Supreme Court Justice

Don Hobart

Adviser

George Holding

U.S. Attorney

Thomas Wright

Fmr. representative

Jim Black

Former speaker

Don Beason

Former lobbyist

Harvey Gantt

Former mayor

Eva Clayton

Former U.S. Representative

John Edwards

Former U.S. Senator

Jesse Helms

Former U.S. Senator

Jim Hunt

Former governor

Mike Easley

Fmr. Governor

Garrett Perdue

Lobbyist

Norris Tolson

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