Warren Daniel

State Senator

District 46 · North Carolina · United States

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Public office

Office: State Senator
Level of government: State
Riding / district: District 46
Province / territory / state: North Carolina
Current term began: 2013-01-01

Official website ↗warren.daniel@ncleg.gov

919-715-7823

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Appropriations and Base Budget
Appropriations on Justice and Public Safety (chair)
Elections (chair)
Finance
Governmental Operations Commission
Judiciary (chair)
Justice and Public Safety Legislative Oversight
Legislative Administrative Procedure Oversight
Legislative Elections Oversight (co-chair)
Nominations Select
Pensions and Retirement and Aging
Revenue Laws Study
Rules and Operations of the Senate (vice chair)
Unemployment Insurance Legislative Oversight

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www.ncleg.gov ↗github.com ↗www.ncleg.gov ↗

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