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Bill · HB 96Failed11d agoExpedited Removal of Unauthorized Persons. · Sponsors: Brian Biggs (R), Kyle Hall (R) +1 more · 23 cosponsors
The failed measure included amendment text that would have barred expedited removal under this condition when the person was the property owner's tenant.
Bill · HB 3Became law28d agoRelief at the Pump. · Sponsors: Alan Branson (R), Allen Chesser (R) +56 more · 1 cosponsor
North Carolina sets its motor fuel tax at zero October 10–November 30, 2026, while reserve money replaces missed fuel tax payments to transportation and environmental funds.
Bill · HJR 2Became law1mo agoAdjourn 2026 First Extra Session Sine Die. · 1 cosponsor
The resolution says North Carolina’s House and Senate end the 2026 First Extra Session, with no return date set, when they adjourn on October 7, 2026.
Bill · HR 1Adopted1mo agoHouse Rules - 2026 First Extra Session. · 1 cosponsor
The House adopted extra session rules allowing only specified fuel tax relief bills that protect affected funds and final adjournment resolutions, while permitting faster scheduling.
Government & Ethics · Taxes & Budget
Bill · SB 2In progress1mo agoRelief at the Pump. · Sponsors: Lisa Barnes (R), Michael Lee (R) · 30 cosponsors
If enacted, the measure would temporarily set the motor fuel tax at zero, replace lost money for state programs, and provide limited dyed diesel relief.
Bill · SR 1Adopted1mo agoSenate Rules - 2026 First Extra Session. · 12 cosponsors
During the 2026 First Extra Session, North Carolina senators must follow adopted rules that restrict Senate business and set procedures for committees, bills, and amendments.
Civil Rights & Voting · Government & Ethics
Bill · HB 958Failed2mo agoElection Law Changes. · Sponsor: Hugh Blackwell (R) · 7 cosponsors
The amendment would remove text from North Carolina’s election bill, but the supplied page does not identify the rules or people affected.
AI & Privacy · Civil Rights & Voting
Bill · HB 377Failed2mo ago2026 Court Changes. · 1 cosponsor
If enacted, the amendment would give appointed attorneys requested case materials and specify when civil-court costs may be recovered.
Criminal Justice · Government & Ethics
Bill · HB 834Became law2mo agoState Board of Elections Administrative Changes. · Sponsors: Jonathan Almond (R), Neal Jackson (R) · 18 cosponsors
People applying online for a state license or permit would be mailed a voter-registration form if they choose to receive one, but online registration would remain unauthorized.
AI & Privacy · Civil Rights & Voting
Bill · HB 562Became law2mo agoBudget Technical Corrections Modifications. · Sponsors: Cody Huneycutt (R), Donny Lambeth (R) +1 more · 12 cosponsors
This signed law redirects several 2026-2027 state grants, provides agency funding, and sets rules for an America 250 license plate option.
Bill · HB 268Became law2mo ago2026 Budget Technical Corrections - II. · Sponsor: Kelly Hastings (R) · 32 cosponsors
This law reallocates state funds and sets rules for disaster grants, school speech and debate teams, and transportation service fees, with most provisions starting July 1, 2026.
Education · Emergency Management
Bill · SB 445Became law2mo agoRegulatory Reform Act of 2026. · 5 cosponsors
Approved development plans would generally remain protected from later local zoning changes, subject to exceptions for safety, law, disasters, and other listed conditions.
Education · Government & Ethics
Bill · HB 832In progress3mo agoEducation Omnibus. · Sponsors: Carla Cunningham (I), Grant Campbell (R) +1 more · 12 cosponsors
If adopted, the amendment would set effective dates for four sections and repeal some of them if three other 2025 bills become law.
Bill · SB 1092Became law3mo ago2026 Senate and House Appointments. · 1 cosponsor
If signed, SB 1092 would appoint Pam Straughan and James C.
Bill · SB 403In progress3mo agoAdditional Medicaid Funds and Requirements. · 6 cosponsors
The proposal would adjust Medicaid funding, end specified obesity-drug coverage, and set deadlines and performance rules for county eligibility decisions.
Government & Ethics · Healthcare
Bill · SB 177In progress3mo agoContinuing Budget Adjustments. · Sponsors: Jim Burgin (R), Ralph Hise (R) · 4 cosponsors
The amendment would provide the State Board of Elections with $15 million in one-time 2025-2026 funding for two software upgrades.
Civil Rights & Voting · Taxes & Budget
Bill · SB 69In progress3mo agoVarious Local Provisions V. · 1 cosponsor
The bill would set rules for Haywood County vacancies, partisan Jackson County school board elections, and Jacksonville’s planning authority outside city limits.
Education · Government & Ethics
Bill · SB 488In progress3mo agoClarify Disp. Place Analysis/IOLTA. · 4 cosponsors
If enacted, courts handling abused, neglected, or dependent children would have to support section 7B-903 findings with written facts for petitions filed on or after October 1, 2025.
Civil Rights & Voting · Government & Ethics
Bill · HB 116Became law3mo agoJacksonville Annexation and Conforming Changes. · 4 cosponsors
If signed, Jacksonville would add specified military areas to its city limits, while new boundary rules would limit city taxes, police powers, and development authority.
Government & Ethics · Public Safety
Bill · HB 147Became law3mo agoVarious Local Provisions XI. · 2 cosponsors
Most of HB 147 would take effect when it becomes law, while the amendment identifies provisions concerning Currituck County and Hickory primary elections.
AI & Privacy · Civil Rights & Voting