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Nash/Rocky Mount Occupancy Tax Changes

This bill makes separate changes to occupancy tax laws in four North Carolina counties and one city. Nash County creates a new taxing district for Rocky Mount with its own occupancy tax authority; Haywood County expands its occupancy tax rate options and modifies its tourism board structure; Beaufort County creates a new taxing district outside Washington with occupancy tax powers; and Cherokee County adjusts its tourism board membership and term limits.

House2026-07-02

H1083Engrossed

Voluntary Portable Benefits Plan Act

This bill creates a voluntary portable benefits plan system that allows independent contractors to build benefit accounts funded by hiring parties. The contributions are not treated as evidence that the worker is an employee, and independent contractors can opt in to have a portion of their pay withheld for these benefits if they choose.

House2026-07-01

H1200Engrossed

Tax-Free Family Essentials Act

This bill removes sales tax from five categories of essential items: diapers, baby wipes, over-the-counter children's medication, prenatal vitamins, and feminine hygiene products. The tax exemption takes effect October 1, 2026.

House2026-07-01

H536Passed

Physical Therapy Practice Act Mods

This bill modernizes North Carolina's physical therapy licensing laws by updating accreditation agency references, adjusting the Board composition, modifying license renewal deadlines, clarifying disciplinary procedures, and adding new provisions for continuing competence assessments and criminal background checks.

House2026-06-22

H1029Engrossed

NC Digital Asset and Stablecoin Act

This bill creates two new regulatory frameworks for North Carolina: the Digital Asset Financial Act, which allows state banks and credit unions to provide cryptocurrency custody, staking, and transaction services for customers, and the North Carolina Stablecoin Act, which creates a licensing system for companies that want to issue stablecoins (digital assets designed to maintain a fixed value, typically pegged to the U.S. dollar). Both frameworks include detailed requirements for customer protection, reserve management, and regulatory oversight.

House2026-06-11

H1203Introduced

Family Support for Those Who Serve Act

This bill expands tuition waivers at North Carolina community colleges to include children (ages 17-24) of law enforcement officers, experienced correctional officers (10+ years), and firefighters. Students would attend community college tuition-free while still meeting admission standards and other college requirements, with the waiver covering the duration of their educational program.

House2026-06-10

H1199Introduced

The Seatbelt Act

The Seatbelt Act makes several changes to North Carolina's traffic and impaired driving laws. It requires repeat speeding violators to install Intelligent Speed Assistance systems in their vehicles, lowers the alcohol concentration threshold for certain ignition interlock requirements from 0.15 to 0.08, and expands school zone traffic cameras to enforce not just speed limits but also seat belt and texting violations.

House2026-06-09

H1074Introduced

Prescription Drug Expenses Tax Deduction

This bill allows North Carolina taxpayers to deduct up to $5,000 per year in out-of-pocket prescription drug expenses from their state income taxes, starting in 2026. The deduction covers unreimbursed medication costs and pharmacy co-pays, but excludes amounts already covered by tax-advantaged accounts like Health Savings Accounts or Flexible Spending Accounts.

House2026-05-12

H1191Introduced

Fostering Care in NC Act 2026

This bill makes multiple changes to North Carolina's child welfare and juvenile justice laws, including tightening confidentiality protections for abuse and neglect case records, establishing court procedures for removing individuals from the responsible individuals list, clarifying permanency planning requirements for foster children, streamlining termination of parental rights procedures, and funding a new secure communications platform for court notifications and attorney coordination in child welfare cases.

House2026-05-05

H1186Introduced

Equipping Law Enf. for Better Drug Detection

This bill establishes a pilot program through the North Carolina Collaboratory to provide law enforcement agencies with advanced drug-detection technology to replace traditional field drug tests. The program will measure the technology's impact on case outcomes, officer safety, testing accuracy, and cost-effectiveness, with findings reported to the legislature by 2028.

House2026-05-05

H1149Introduced

Keep NC Working Act

This bill establishes a Short-Time Compensation Program that allows employers to reduce employee work hours by 10-60% as an alternative to layoffs, with affected employees receiving partial unemployment benefits to offset lost wages. The program requires employer applications, Division approval, maintenance of employee health and retirement benefits, and is capped at 52 weeks per employee, with $100,000 appropriated for implementation.

House2026-05-04

H1144Introduced

Dominique Moody Safety Act

The Dominique Moody Safety Act creates a Child Welfare Case Escalation Team within the Division of Social Services to provide additional oversight of high-risk child abuse and neglect cases that involve complex histories. The bill also requires child protective services workers to gather photographic or video evidence during investigations, establishes new protocols for home visits, and funds training programs for CPS employees on recognizing abuse and neglect.

House2026-05-04

H1081Introduced

Funds for Veterans/HBOT

This bill appropriates $3 million in state funds for the 2026-2027 fiscal year to provide free hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) treatment to North Carolina veterans diagnosed with traumatic brain injury (TBI) or posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The funds will be directed to a nonprofit organization called HBOT 4 HEROES to deliver approximately 15,000 treatments to roughly 350 veterans, with progress reported back to the legislature by June 30, 2027.

House2026-04-30

H1111Introduced

Military Service Buyback Reduction: Teachers

This bill allows veterans who work as full-time public school employees in North Carolina to purchase up to four years of military service credit toward their teacher retirement benefits at a reduced cost. Instead of paying the full actuarial cost, eligible veterans would pay only 25% of the cost, with the state covering the remaining 75% through appropriated funds.

House2026-04-30

H1118Introduced

Workforce Housing Loan Renewal Act

This bill appropriates $35 million in recurring annual funding from the state's General Fund to the Housing Finance Agency for the Workforce Housing Loan Program, beginning in fiscal year 2026-2027. The funds are intended to support loans that help workforce-level earners access housing.

House2026-04-30

H1032Introduced

Repeal Two Percent Local Grocery Tax

This bill removes groceries from North Carolina's local sales tax, reducing the local tax rate from 2% to 1% on food items. Currently, counties can levy up to a 2% local sales tax that includes groceries; this bill would exempt groceries from that tax while keeping the 1% tax on other items.

House2026-04-22

H1020Introduced

PESA Class Aides & Child. Wartime Vets Funds

This bill makes two changes: (1) it allows Personal Education Student Account (PESA) scholarship funds to be used to pay for one-to-one classroom aides at private schools, with restrictions on who can serve as an aide, and (2) it appropriates $1 million for fiscal year 2025-2026 and $7 million for fiscal year 2026-2027 to increase and expand scholarships for children of wartime veterans.

House2026-04-22

H926Passed

Regulatory Reform Act of 2025

This omnibus regulatory reform bill makes numerous changes to North Carolina law to reduce regulatory burdens on businesses and property owners. It includes modifications to permitting processes for wastewater systems, surveys, and development projects; exemptions from certain building codes and fees; changes to hearing notice requirements; and rules affecting hearing aids, food service, flag displays, swimming pools, and various environmental regulations.

House2025-10-06

H118Introduced

Disabled Veterans Tax Relief Bill

This bill increases the property tax homestead exclusion for disabled veterans in North Carolina from $45,000 to $61,000 of appraised home value, meaning more of their home's value is not taxed. The state will reimburse local governments for half of the tax revenue they lose from this increase.

House2025-09-23

H402Passed

Limit Rules With Substantial Financial Costs

This bill requires state agencies to obtain legislative approval before implementing rules that cost $20 million or more over five years, and requires higher voting thresholds (two-thirds for $1+ million costs, unanimous for $10+ million costs) when agency boards or commissions adopt costly rules. It also allows the public to request legislative review of rules if 10 or more people object within one day of Commission approval.

House2025-07-29

H546Passed

Medicaid Modernization

This bill makes several updates to North Carolina's Medicaid program, including creating services for substance use disorders, implementing work requirements when approved by federal officials, allowing out-of-state telehealth providers to enroll, establishing a specialty plan for children in foster care, extending postpartum coverage to 12 months, including psychiatric hospitals in a hospital payment program, and exploring Medicaid coverage for personal care services in adult care homes.

House2025-07-07

H928Passed

Allow PTs in School Concussion Protocol

This bill allows licensed physical therapists to evaluate student athletes for concussions and clear them to return to play or practice, in addition to the medical professionals already authorized to do so. Previously, only doctors and certain other healthcare providers could evaluate and clear students with suspected concussions.

House2025-07-02

H373Passed

UNC Tuition Discounts for Certain Students

This bill allows UNC constituent institutions to offer discounted tuition to two groups of students: those receiving military tuition assistance (federal or North Carolina National Guard) and those enrolled in employer-sponsored financial support programs. The discount amount cannot exceed the difference between the military assistance or employer funding received and the applicable tuition, and UNC must report annually to the legislature on the number of students served and financial impact.

House2025-06-26

H612Passed

Fostering Care in NC Act

This comprehensive bill makes several changes to North Carolina's child welfare and social services systems. Key provisions expand the Guardianship Assistance Program to include youth as young as 10 years old, establish procedures for judges to issue permanent no-contact orders against defendants convicted of violent offenses, make it a felony when caregivers commit or allow sexual acts against children under 16, and require cities and counties to conduct criminal history background checks for any applicant offered a position working with children.

House2025-06-26

H468Introduced

Regulate Kratom Products

This bill creates a new regulatory framework for kratom products in North Carolina, requiring manufacturers, distributors, and retailers to obtain licenses from the Alcohol Law Enforcement Division. The bill establishes testing standards, labeling requirements, and sales restrictions (including a 21-year age minimum), and also prohibits kratom and hemp-derived consumable products on school property and for those under 21.

House2025-06-24

H829Introduced

Locksmith Licensing Act Modernization

This bill modernizes North Carolina's locksmith licensing laws by requiring locksmith businesses (in addition to individual locksmiths) to obtain licenses, modifying apprenticeship rules to allow a three-year renewal period instead of a one-time term, clarifying licensing requirements and exemptions, and strengthening enforcement through disciplinary procedures and court injunctions.

House2025-06-17

H923Introduced

Protect Personal Info/Judicial Personnel

This bill allows judges, prosecutors, public defenders, and other judicial officials to request that state, county, and city websites remove their personal identifying information such as home addresses, phone numbers, and birth certificates. Public agencies must comply with these requests and keep the requests confidential, while the removed information remains a public record if otherwise required to be disclosed.

House2025-06-17

H50Passed

LEO Special Separation Allowance Options

This bill gives state and local law enforcement officers with at least 30 years of service who retire before age 62 a choice between two ways to calculate their special separation allowance. Officers can either receive 0.85% of their current salary for each year of service, or 0.85% of their salary at the time they reached 30 years of service multiplied by 30—whichever they choose provides more benefit.

House2025-06-13

H886Engrossed

AEDs and CPR in Public Schools

This bill requires all North Carolina public schools to install at least one automatic external defibrillator (AED) in each school building, primarily in athletic facilities, and mandates training for school personnel on how to use AEDs and perform CPR. The State Board of Education will develop rules for installation, maintenance, and training, with all types of public schools (traditional public, charter, regional, and university-run) required to comply by the 2025-2026 school year.

House2025-05-08

H681Engrossed

Update Opioid Abatement Treatment Prog. Rules

This bill directs North Carolina's mental health and substance use services commission to update rules for outpatient opioid treatment programs to better align with federal regulations. The updates include removing certain eligibility barriers for take-home medication, allowing more flexible counseling schedules, reducing required drug testing frequency, and permitting programs to treat patients from other facilities in certain situations.

House2025-05-07

H364Engrossed

STIP Grant Anticipation Notes

This bill allows local governments in North Carolina to borrow money now against future state transportation funding to accelerate transportation projects that are part of the State Transportation Improvement Program. The borrowed money (through grant anticipation notes) must be repaid once the state funding arrives, and the arrangement requires an agreement with the Department of Transportation.

House2025-05-07

H94Engrossed

Dis. Veteran Homestead Excl. Prequalification

This bill allows disabled veterans and their surviving spouses to prequalify for North Carolina's disabled veteran property tax homestead exclusion before they purchase a home. Currently, veterans must already own a permanent residence to apply for the tax benefit. The prequalification process lets veterans determine in advance whether they qualify for the tax relief, which can help with mortgage calculations and lending decisions.

House2025-05-07

H547Engrossed

Children's Services Protection Act

This bill limits the liability of private contractors providing children's services under state agencies like DHHS. Contractors can be sued for their own negligence but not for negligence by the government agency they work with, and they would face the same monetary damage caps as public agencies—unless they commit abuse.

House2025-05-07

H572Engrossed

Veterans/eTMS Pilot Program

This bill authorizes North Carolina's Department of Military and Veterans Affairs to select a provider to run a statewide pilot program offering eTMS (electroencephalogram combined transcranial magnetic stimulation) treatment to veterans, first responders, and their immediate family members who have conditions like PTSD, substance use disorders, traumatic brain injuries, and sleep disorders. The program must include peer support networks, counseling, and outcome reporting by September 2026.

House2025-05-07

H652Engrossed

Transportation Goods Unit Pricing Cost

This bill modifies how North Carolina calculates unit pricing costs for transportation goods used in highway maintenance and construction. It changes the baseline calculation from using only 2015-2016 fiscal year data to using a rolling average of the three previous fiscal years, and adjusts the enforcement and reporting procedures for Highway Divisions that exceed the 10% variance threshold.

House2025-05-07

H789Engrossed

Mitigating Factor/Pretrial Use of IID

This bill creates a new sentencing consideration for people charged with impaired driving who voluntarily install and use an ignition interlock system (a device that prevents a car from starting if alcohol is detected) for at least six months before their trial. Judges may consider this voluntary action as a mitigating factor when deciding sentencing. The bill also allows people who cannot afford interlock costs to request partial fee waivers from vendors.

House2025-05-05

H38Engrossed

Second Amendment Financial Privacy Act

This bill prohibits payment card networks (like Visa and Mastercard) from using special merchant codes that identify firearms purchases or merchants, and from maintaining records of North Carolina residents who own firearms. The bill allows the Attorney General to enforce violations with civil penalties up to $5,000, and permits affected merchants, customers, and firearm owners to sue for damages up to $10,000 per violation.

House2025-04-30

H462Introduced

Personal Data Privacy/Social Media Safety

This bill creates two new laws: the Personal Data Privacy Act, which gives North Carolina residents rights to access, correct, delete, and control how companies use their personal data (particularly for targeted advertising and sales), and the Social Media Safety Act, which requires social media platforms to verify users are 18 years old and obtain parental consent before minors can create accounts.

House2025-04-29

H574Engrossed

Workforce Development Pilot Project

This bill creates a pilot program that provides grants to small and mid-sized North Carolina employers (20-1,500 employees) to help pay for employee training programs. Eligible employers can receive up to $2,000 per trainee or 50% of training costs (whichever is less), with a maximum of $40,000 per year, to fund training that improves worker skills, increases wages, or reduces turnover.

House2025-04-28

H272Engrossed

The Sergeant Mickey Hutchens Act

This bill allows law enforcement, probation/parole, and corrections officers who have earned advanced certificates to purchase up to four years of additional service credit in the state retirement system by paying the full cost upfront. The law applies to both the Teachers' and State Employees' Retirement System and the Local Governmental Employees' Retirement System, and becomes effective January 1, 2027, pending IRS approval.

House2025-04-16

H69Engrossed

Military and Veterans Educational Promise Act

This bill prohibits North Carolina's public universities from denying admission based on military service, allows active duty service members and their spouses to defer enrollment for 2-5 years, and grants in-state tuition rates to honorably discharged veterans who meet specific criteria (such as graduating from an NC high school after 2004, serving with a permanent NC station, or receiving a Purple Heart).

House2025-04-16

H833Introduced

The FRESH Act

The FRESH Act directs the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services to expand North Carolina's Home Processor Program to allow home-based food producers to make and sell refrigerated, frozen, and perishable products—including items like cheesecakes with cream fillings—in addition to products currently allowed. The expanded program would remain subject to existing food safety laws and inspections.

House2025-04-16

H980Introduced

Remove Barriers to Employment from Court Debt

This bill eliminates driver's license suspensions for failure to pay court fines, penalties, or costs, and for failure to appear in court for motor vehicle offenses. It requires the Division of Motor Vehicles to reinstate all such suspended licenses without fees, forgives certain outstanding fines related to driving with a revoked license when the underlying suspension was for non-payment or non-appearance, and funds a text reminder system for court appearances.

House2025-04-14

H905Introduced

Public School Part-Time Enrollment

This bill requires public schools and charter schools in North Carolina to allow students who attend private schools to enroll part-time in public school courses, programs, or services. Schools would receive state funding based on the amount of instructional time each part-time student attends, with full per-pupil funding for students attending one-third or more of a full school day and half funding for those attending less.

House2025-04-14

H874Introduced

North Carolina Healthy Schools Act

This bill prohibits North Carolina public schools from serving or selling foods and beverages containing specific artificial dyes and additives (such as potassium bromate, titanium dioxide, and red/yellow/blue dyes) during the school day. Schools must certify compliance, and the Department of Public Instruction will maintain a public list of compliant schools. Students can still bring these foods from home.

House2025-04-10

H868Introduced

Due Process in LEO Field Drug Testing

This bill requires law enforcement agencies and prosecutors in North Carolina to adopt policies that prevent colorimetric field drug tests (color-based drug identification kits) from being used alone to arrest, charge, or convict someone of drug possession. Instead, a confirmed laboratory test must corroborate the field test result before these actions can occur. The bill also requires that defendants charged based only on field tests be cited and released or released on their own recognizance pending trial.

House2025-04-10

H227Engrossed

U.S. & N.C. Flags/Made In USA

This bill requires state institutions and political subdivisions in North Carolina to purchase only U.S. and North Carolina flags that are 100% manufactured in the United States using domestically-grown or produced materials. The requirement applies to all purchases made with public funds beginning October 1, 2025.

House2025-04-09

H682Introduced

Public Safety Through Food Access Act

This bill allows North Carolina to remove federal restrictions that prevent individuals convicted of drug-related felonies from receiving food assistance and temporary aid benefits. Instead of permanent disqualification, eligible individuals could receive benefits after either completing substance abuse treatment in prison or six months after conviction without committing additional drug offenses, provided they participate in required treatment programs.

House2025-04-03

H672Introduced

Physician Assist. Omnibus/Team-based/Compact

This bill makes two main changes to physician assistant (PA) practice in North Carolina: Part I creates a 'team-based practice' option for PAs with significant experience that allows them to work with less direct physician supervision in hospitals and clinics, and Part II establishes North Carolina's participation in the PA Licensure Compact, which allows PAs licensed in one state to practice in other compact states without getting a separate license in each state.

House2025-04-03

H680Introduced

The Protect Children from Cannabis Act

This bill creates a state regulatory system for hemp-derived consumable products (like delta-8 THC vapes and edibles) that contain less than 0.3% delta-9 THC but may have high levels of other cannabinoids. It requires retailers and online sellers to obtain permits, prohibits sales to anyone under 21, establishes penalties for violations, and gives the Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission enforcement authority.

House2025-04-03

H607Introduced

Regulate Hemp Consumable Products

This bill creates a new regulatory framework for hemp-derived consumable products (like edibles and vapes containing cannabinoids such as delta-8 and delta-10 THC) in North Carolina. It requires manufacturers, distributors, and retailers to obtain licenses from the Alcohol Law Enforcement Division, establishes testing and labeling requirements, restricts sales to adults 21+, and sets penalties for violations ranging from civil fines to criminal charges.

House2025-04-01

H571Introduced

Funds for PTSD Treatment for Police Officers

This bill appropriates $500,000 in state funds to the Department of Public Safety to create a grant program that helps pay for treatment of police officers diagnosed with PTSD. The funds are nonrecurring, meaning they are available only for the 2025-2026 fiscal year.

House2025-04-01

H540Introduced

Additional Funds for Patriot Star Scholarship

This bill appropriates $2 million in state funding for the 2025-2026 fiscal year to support the North Carolina Patriot Star Family Scholarship Program, which is operated by the Patriot Foundation under the UNC Board of Governors. The funds are designated as recurring, meaning they would continue annually unless changed by future legislation.

House2025-03-27

H450Introduced

Private Property Rights Act

This bill requires private detectives and investigators to obtain a search warrant before installing electronic tracking devices, and requires wildlife protectors to obtain judicial authorization before conducting inspections or investigations on private property, including the areas immediately surrounding homes and vessels.

House2025-03-20

H35Engrossed

Establish Military Appreciation Month

This bill designates November as Military Appreciation Month in North Carolina each year. The designation is a ceremonial recognition with no funding or operational requirements attached.

House2025-03-19

H11Introduced

No Tax on Tips, Overtime, Bonus Pay

This bill allows North Carolina taxpayers to deduct overtime compensation, tips, and up to $2,500 in annual bonus pay from their state income tax. The deductions apply to income that would normally be taxed, effectively reducing the amount of state income tax owed by workers who receive these forms of compensation.

House2025-03-11

H351Introduced

Recovery-Friendly Workplace Program/Funds

This bill establishes a Recovery-Friendly Workplace Program administered by the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services to help employers support employees in recovery from substance use disorders. Employers can voluntarily participate at two levels—as a participant or as a certified workplace—by completing orientation, adopting recovery-supportive policies, and maintaining annual reviews. The bill appropriates $300,000 from the Opioid Settlement Fund for fiscal year 2025-2026 to implement the program.

House2025-03-11

H224Introduced

Strengthen Our Tribal Communities Act

This bill renames the Indian Gaming Education Revenue Fund and appropriates additional money from it to support North Carolina's state-recognized Indian tribes and urban Indian organizations. The new appropriations total approximately $7.75 million over the 2025-2027 fiscal biennium for tribal operating expenses, cultural and economic development programs, and specific grants for tribal schools and services.

House2025-03-04

H112Introduced

Increase Permissible Interstate Speed Limit

This bill increases the maximum allowable speed limit on North Carolina interstate highways and controlled-access highways from 70 miles per hour to 75 miles per hour. It also updates related traffic enforcement penalties and license suspension thresholds to align with the new higher speed limit.

House2025-02-13

H93Introduced

Constitutional Amendment/Repeal Literacy Test

This bill proposes a constitutional amendment to remove North Carolina's literacy test requirement for voting from the state constitution. The amendment would be submitted to voters in the November 2026 general election, and if approved by a majority, would eliminate this outdated provision that is already prohibited under federal law.

House2025-02-12

H46Introduced

Make Healthcare Affordable

This bill requires that any new state legislation creating health insurance mandates (such as coverage requirements for specific treatments, providers, or drugs) must also repeal at least an equal number of existing mandates and must appropriate funds to cover the cost. The bill establishes a definition of health benefit mandates and applies these requirements to both private health plans and the State Health Plan for Teachers and State Employees.

House2025-02-05

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Sponsored Bills (64)

Drug-Free Zones/Unauthorized Public Camping

Modify Nonprofit Corp. Act/Charitable Org

Home-Based Business Fairness Act

Nash/Rocky Mount Occupancy Tax Changes

Voluntary Portable Benefits Plan Act

Tax-Free Family Essentials Act

Physical Therapy Practice Act Mods

NC Digital Asset and Stablecoin Act

Family Support for Those Who Serve Act

The Seatbelt Act

Prescription Drug Expenses Tax Deduction

Fostering Care in NC Act 2026

Equipping Law Enf. for Better Drug Detection

Keep NC Working Act

Dominique Moody Safety Act

Funds for Veterans/HBOT

Military Service Buyback Reduction: Teachers

Workforce Housing Loan Renewal Act

Repeal Two Percent Local Grocery Tax

PESA Class Aides & Child. Wartime Vets Funds

Regulatory Reform Act of 2025

Disabled Veterans Tax Relief Bill

Limit Rules With Substantial Financial Costs

Medicaid Modernization

Allow PTs in School Concussion Protocol

UNC Tuition Discounts for Certain Students

Fostering Care in NC Act

Regulate Kratom Products

Locksmith Licensing Act Modernization

Protect Personal Info/Judicial Personnel

LEO Special Separation Allowance Options

AEDs and CPR in Public Schools

Update Opioid Abatement Treatment Prog. Rules

STIP Grant Anticipation Notes

Dis. Veteran Homestead Excl. Prequalification

Children's Services Protection Act

Veterans/eTMS Pilot Program

Transportation Goods Unit Pricing Cost

Mitigating Factor/Pretrial Use of IID

Second Amendment Financial Privacy Act

Personal Data Privacy/Social Media Safety

Workforce Development Pilot Project

The Sergeant Mickey Hutchens Act

Military and Veterans Educational Promise Act

The FRESH Act

Remove Barriers to Employment from Court Debt

Public School Part-Time Enrollment

North Carolina Healthy Schools Act

Due Process in LEO Field Drug Testing

U.S. & N.C. Flags/Made In USA

Public Safety Through Food Access Act

Physician Assist. Omnibus/Team-based/Compact

The Protect Children from Cannabis Act

Regulate Hemp Consumable Products

Funds for PTSD Treatment for Police Officers

Additional Funds for Patriot Star Scholarship

Private Property Rights Act

Establish Military Appreciation Month

No Tax on Tips, Overtime, Bonus Pay

Recovery-Friendly Workplace Program/Funds

Strengthen Our Tribal Communities Act

Increase Permissible Interstate Speed Limit

Constitutional Amendment/Repeal Literacy Test

Make Healthcare Affordable

Cosponsored Bills (33)

Parking Lot Reform/Stormwater Control

Honor Mike Clampitt

Mike Clampitt 1st Responder Tax Fairness Act

Child Care Initiative Funds/Reform/Study

Persistent D.V. Offender Registry

Affordable Housing Infrastructure Development

Lower Healthcare Costs

Defund Planned Parenthood & Cost Transparency

NC Recovery and Resiliency Act

Healthcare Workforce Reforms

Medical Board Licensing Efficiency Act

Application for a Convention of the States