Amos Quick

Amos Quick

DemocratRepresentative · District 58
Running for Reelection · November 2026

Election Day: November 3, 2026 · Register to vote at ncsbe.gov

18
Bills Sponsored
178
Bills Cosponsored
802
Votes Cast
98%
Party Unity Score

Sponsored Bills (18)

H1147Introduced

IDD Omnibus

This comprehensive bill implements changes to support North Carolinians with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) across multiple areas: it provides $183 million to increase direct care worker wages to at least $18/hour, adds 1,000 waiver slots and develops a 10-year plan to address service needs, updates Medicaid eligibility rules for workers with disabilities, studies new employment and community activity services, establishes rental assistance for housing, funds vocational rehabilitation services, restricts prone restraints in schools, and increases funding for special education and accessible transportation.

House2026-05-04
H1105Introduced

North Carolina Transportation Safety Act

This bill increases law enforcement staffing in Mecklenburg County, increases penalties for traffic safety violations (school bus stops, move-over law, street takeovers), restricts public access to highway camera recordings, expands 24-hour operation of a Charlotte traffic management center, creates new criminal offenses for reckless boating deaths/injuries, and increases penalties for assaults on public transit operators.

House2026-04-30
H1053Introduced

Additional Funding for School Supplies

This bill appropriates $28.6 million in state funding for the 2026-2027 school year to increase classroom materials and instructional supplies for North Carolina public schools. It also expresses the General Assembly's intent to provide additional funding of $15.1 million in 2027-2028 and $22.6 million in 2028-2029, though these future amounts require separate appropriation.

House2026-04-28

Cosponsored Bills (178)

H199Engrossed

Authorize Municipal Deannexation

This bill creates a new regulatory framework for nonconsensual booting and towing of vehicles on private property in North Carolina. It establishes the Towing and Recovery Commission to issue permits, set maximum fees, maintain a public database of towed vehicles, and enforce requirements for signage, vehicle storage limits, and payment methods.

House2026-08-06
H1245Passed

Honor 250th Anniversary and NC's Role

House2026-08-05
H1246Introduced

Safeguarding Elections Act

House2026-08-04

Voting Record (802)

802
Votes Cast
522
Yea
154
Nay
84%
Participation
  • Yea
    H116HousePassed

    Jacksonville Annexation & Conforming Changes

    2026-08-04
  • Yea
    H199HousePassed

    Authorize Municipal Deannexation

    2026-08-04
  • Nay
    H958HousePassed

    Election Law Changes

    2026-08-04
  • Not Voting
    S1088HousePassed

    Appt. Floyd McKissick NC Utilities

    2026-07-02
  • Not Voting
    S1089HousePassed

    Appt. Melanie Bush Division of Health Benefit

    2026-07-02
  • Not Voting
    S1090HousePassed

    APPT John Gajda Utility Commission

    2026-07-02
  • Not Voting
    H56HousePassed

    2026 Budget Technical Corrections

    2026-07-02
  • Not Voting
    H332HousePassed

    Nash/Rocky Mount Occupancy Tax Changes

    2026-07-02
  • Not Voting
    S257HousePassed

    2026 Appropriations Act

    2026-07-02
  • Not Voting
    H1094HousePassed

    Ferry Div. Audit/DOT Omnibus

    2026-07-02
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