North Carolina State Legislation

It sets when lawmakers meet again and caps what they can consider. It could slow other bills and shift budget talks.

The bill appoints or reappoints people to state and college boards. It mainly changes who holds those seats.

This resolution recognizes the 250th anniversary and asks residents to take part in commemorations, but participation is voluntary and no new duties are created.

It would shield voters and workers from intimidation, standardize early voting, and require audits.

It sets when lawmakers will reconvene and which topics they can discuss. It does not create new taxes or fees.

It sets rules for what can be discussed when lawmakers return in July and does not itself raise taxes or create new laws.

It confirms the head of the health benefits division for the rest of the term. It does not change benefits, eligibility, or how to apply.

The bill honors a local veteran and citizen and sends a formal copy to his family.

Voters will decide this change in a statewide election. If approved, the new language would become part of the state constitution and affect protections.

If passed, it makes early voting a constitutional right for even numbered primaries and general elections, and requires counties to add sites, hours, and same-day registration at early voting locations.