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Wake Surfing Safely

This bill prohibits wake surfing within 200 feet of shorelines, structures, moored vessels, kayaks, canoes, paddleboards, and swimmers. Violators would face a Class 1 misdemeanor with a minimum fine of $100. The law would take effect December 1, 2026.

Senate2026-06-17

S1013Introduced

2026 Office of the State Auditor Agency Bill.-AB

This bill modifies the Office of the State Auditor's authority and operations, including allowing the Auditor to charge state agencies for financial statement audits, enabling the Auditor to contract with district attorneys for criminal prosecution of audit-related matters, and providing $500,000 in state funding for Annual Comprehensive Financial Report audits. The bill also allows the Auditor to convert certain positions to receipt-supported status and exempts the Auditor from some Department of Administration oversight.

Senate2026-06-17

S1080Passed

Lower Taxes for All NC

This bill proposes a constitutional amendment that would lower North Carolina's maximum income tax rate from 7% to 3.5%. The amendment would be submitted to voters in the November 2026 election, and if approved, would take effect for tax years beginning January 1, 2027.

Senate2026-05-21

S1040Introduced

Repeal CON for ASCs and Inpatient Rehab

This bill eliminates Certificate of Need (CON) requirements for ambulatory surgical facilities and inpatient rehabilitation services in North Carolina. It appropriates $50,000 to the Department of Health and Human Services to implement these changes and develop a plan to phase out remaining CON laws over three years.

Senate2026-05-13

S214Passed

Various Local Provisions VII

This bill removes specific parcels of land from the city limits of Southport, Kannapolis, and the town of Yadkinville, and removes one parcel from Sunset Beach's extraterritorial jurisdiction. It also allows East Spencer to annex noncontiguous land without the normal 10% size limit. Property owners in removed areas will no longer pay municipal taxes starting July 1, 2026, though existing tax liens remain collectible.

Senate2026-05-07

S316Engrossed

Lower Healthcare Costs

This bill increases healthcare price transparency and protects consumers from unexpected medical bills by requiring hospitals to publicly disclose pricing for common procedures, mandating advance notice of out-of-network providers, limiting facility fees, and establishing good-faith cost estimates for scheduled procedures. It also strengthens insurance appeals processes and removes requirements for certificate-of-need approval for rehabilitation facilities.

Senate2026-05-06

S956Introduced

Omnibus Life Sciences Appropriations

This bill appropriates $10 million for small business support and $2 million for the North Carolina Biotechnology Center. It transfers the Advisory Council on Rare Diseases from UNC Chapel Hill to the Department of Health and Human Services, expands council membership from 15 to 19 members, and allocates $250,000 for its operations. The bill also creates a water/sewer economic development program for large manufacturers investing $2 billion and a $20 million Life Science and Biomanufacturing Technologies Reserve Fund to match federal grants.

Senate2026-05-04

S1004Introduced

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, and firefighters who are actively serving. Previously, tuition waivers were limited to survivors of officers killed in the line of duty or children of officers permanently disabled in service. The new provision applies to all children of these public safety employees, regardless of disability or death status.

Senate2026-05-04

S599Engrossed

State Teacher/Employee Pay & Local LEO Bonus

This bill appropriates approximately $881 million for fiscal year 2025-2026 and $1 billion for 2026-2027 to provide salary increases to state employees, teachers, and public school personnel. It includes a 2.5% cost-of-living adjustment for most state employees and 10.5% for state law enforcement officers, establishes new teacher salary schedules and bonus programs based on student performance, and provides $40 million per year in bonuses to local law enforcement officers.

Senate2025-10-23

S405Engrossed

Healthcare Investment Act

This bill adjusts Medicaid funding by increasing appropriations by $90 million and requires local managed care organizations to transfer $18 million to the state over two years. It also reduces funding for mental health services, eliminates vacant state positions to save $34 million annually, and cuts capital reserves by $42 million while directing the state to develop a cost-savings plan for Medicaid.

Senate2025-10-23

S378Engrossed

Align Medicaid Eligibility with Federal Law

This bill directs North Carolina's Department of Health and Human Services to terminate Medicaid contracts with Planned Parenthood Federation of America and its associated entities, and to arrange for other Medicaid providers to deliver services that Planned Parenthood currently provides.

Senate2025-10-23

S479Passed

SCRIPT Act

The SCRIPT Act is comprehensive pharmacy legislation with multiple parts that regulate pharmacy benefits managers (PBMs), require transparency in drug pricing and rebates, establish pharmacy of choice protections, create licensing requirements for pharmacy service organizations, strengthen pharmacy audit protections, and require consumers receive benefits from prescription drug rebates. The law takes effect gradually between October 2025 and January 2027.

Senate2025-07-09

S600Passed

Improve Health and Human Services

This bill makes multiple changes to North Carolina health and human services policy. It allows residents to register as organ donors through their income tax return, prohibits manufacturing and selling intravenous medical equipment intentionally made with the chemical DEHP starting in 2030-2035, permits schools to stock epinephrine nasal spray in addition to auto-injectors for anaphylaxis emergencies, and allows registered nurses with hospital experience to work as school nurses without requiring a four-year degree.

Senate2025-07-03

S442Passed

Parents Protection Act

This bill protects parents and caregivers from abuse or neglect charges solely for raising a child consistent with the child's biological sex, including through pronoun use and related medical or mental health decisions. It also prevents adoption agencies from denying placement or adoptive parent opportunities based on refusal to support gender transition. The bill clarifies that such parenting practices do not constitute child abuse under state law.

Senate2025-07-03

S307Passed

Info. Rights of Estate/Death of LLC Member

This bill creates a new category called 'special economic interest owners' for estates and designated agents of deceased or incapacitated LLC members in North Carolina. These special economic interest owners gain the right to receive company information and to petition for judicial dissolution of the LLC, while retaining their financial stake in the company.

Senate2025-07-03

S108Engrossed

Johnston County/Johnston CC Construction

This bill authorizes Johnston County to construct, renovate, or repair buildings on Johnston Community College campuses and to finance these projects using county funds, loans, or state appropriations. The county would then lease the completed buildings to the college. The bill exempts the county from certain state building code requirements while requiring compliance with other standards and consultation with the college's board of trustees.

Senate2025-06-30

S328Engrossed

Age 21 Hemp-Derived Consumables

This bill prohibits the sale of hemp-derived consumable products (such as gummies, edibles, or inhalable products containing cannabinoids) to anyone under age 21 and makes it illegal for people under 21 to possess these products. Violations are classified as Class 2 misdemeanors. The bill does not apply to topical hemp products or FDA-recognized safe seed products.

Senate2025-06-26

S423Engrossed

Title Fraud Prevention

This bill creates criminal penalties for filing fraudulent deeds and implements identity verification requirements for property deed recordings. It allows property owners to sue in civil court to clear fraudulent recordings from their titles, requires source-of-title documentation on deeds, mandates tax certification checks, and directs a study of a statewide fraud alert system.

Senate2025-06-23

S349Introduced

Property Tax Modifications

This bill modifies North Carolina's property tax relief programs for elderly and disabled homeowners. It eliminates the deferred tax liability system under the Property Tax Homestead Circuit Breaker, meaning qualifying homeowners would become exempt from paying certain property taxes rather than deferring payment. The bill also makes related changes to income eligibility definitions and tax record disclosure rules.

Senate2025-06-12

S605Engrossed

IBT Subbasin/TMDL Transport Factor

This bill eliminates separate subbasin designations for the Haw River, Deep River, and Contentnea Creek, allowing water transfers within the Cape Fear and Neuse River basins without requiring interbasin transfer certificates. It also revises how nutrient offset credits are calculated for wastewater permits in the Neuse River Basin by expanding the applicability of transport factor rules and directing the state to conduct new watershed modeling to potentially update these factors.

Senate2025-05-08

S336Introduced

Interstate Med.l Lic. Comp./Intern'l Phys

This bill creates an Interstate Medical Licensure Compact allowing doctors to obtain expedited licenses in multiple states through a streamlined process, and establishes a new "internationally-trained physician employee license" for foreign-trained doctors to work at North Carolina hospitals or rural medical practices. The compact requires doctors to meet strict eligibility standards and allows state medical boards to share disciplinary information and coordinate enforcement.

Senate2025-05-07

S345Engrossed

PA Team-Based Practice

This bill allows physician assistants (PAs) with significant experience to practice in team-based settings (like hospitals and clinics) without direct physician supervision, while maintaining some oversight for certain procedures. It also transfers regulation of nurse practitioners and nurse midwives from a joint Medical Board-Nursing Board subcommittee to the Board of Nursing alone, and increases physician assistant representation on the Medical Board from one to two members.

Senate2025-05-06

S357Engrossed

Pharmacists/Collaborative Practice

This bill expands the role of pharmacists in North Carolina by allowing them to work under collaborative practice agreements with physicians to manage drug therapy, modify dosages, and order tests. It also requires health insurance plans to cover pharmacist-provided healthcare services when performed within their scope of practice and applies these coverage requirements to third-party administrators and pharmacy benefits managers.

Senate2025-05-05

S370Engrossed

Repeal Certificate of Need Laws

This bill repeals North Carolina's Certificate of Need (CON) laws, which currently require healthcare facilities to obtain state approval before making major purchases, expansions, or opening new services. The bill removes the requirement that healthcare providers get government permission for significant capital expenditures and facility changes, while making technical updates to state law to remove references to the repealed CON system.

Senate2025-04-28

S369Engrossed

Medicaid Telehealth Services

This bill allows telehealth providers who are licensed in North Carolina to become Medicaid providers without needing to have a physical office or location within the state. It applies to both individual providers and provider groups that exclusively offer telehealth services.

Senate2025-04-28

S335Engrossed

Pharmacists/Test and Treat/Influenza & Strep

This bill allows North Carolina pharmacists to test for and treat influenza and streptococcal infections using FDA-approved tests, and requires health insurance plans to cover pharmacist-provided services that would be covered if performed by other healthcare providers. The bill also requires insurers, pharmacy benefits managers, and third-party administrators to reimburse pharmacists fairly for services within their scope of practice.

Senate2025-04-15

S556Introduced

Revise Buffer Zone Limitations/Elections

This bill increases the buffer zone around voting places where election-related activities are prohibited. It changes the standard buffer zone distance from a range of 25-50 feet to a range of 75-100 feet from the entrance of a voting place, giving county boards of elections authority to set distances within this new range.

Senate2025-04-01

S668Introduced

NC Genetic Counselors Workforce Act

This bill establishes a new Genetic Counselors Licensure Board in North Carolina and creates a licensing system for genetic counselors. The bill defines the qualifications for licensure, the board's powers and duties, the scope of genetic counseling practice, disciplinary procedures, and fees for licensure and renewal.

Senate2025-03-26

S700Introduced

Create the Office of Engineering and Codes

This bill creates a new Office of Engineering and Codes within the Department of Labor, headed by an independently appointed State Engineer. It transfers responsibility for building codes, manufactured housing standards, home inspector licensing, and code official qualifications from the Department of Insurance (Office of State Fire Marshal) to this new office, effective July 1, 2026.

Senate2025-03-26

S699Introduced

Adult Care Home Medicaid PCS Coverage

This bill directs North Carolina's Department of Health and Human Services to request federal approval from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to extend Medicaid coverage for personal care services to certain low-income individuals living in adult care homes. The coverage would apply to people whose income is slightly above the current eligibility threshold but still falls between 180-200% of the federal poverty level, and any new costs must be offset by savings elsewhere.

Senate2025-03-26

S694Introduced

Remove Barriers to Employment from Court Debt

This bill automatically restores driver's licenses after 36 months if the only reason for revocation was failure to pay court fines or fees from motor vehicle offenses. It also forgives unpaid fines and fees from 'Driving While License Revoked' convictions when the original suspension was due to non-payment, and requires data collection on how these changes affect different communities.

Senate2025-03-26

S481Introduced

Definitions for Advanced Recycling

This bill adds definitions to North Carolina's environmental law for advanced recycling processes, specifically defining 'mass balance attribution' (a tracking system for recycled materials), 'recycled products' (products made from recyclable materials using this tracking method), and 'third-party certification system' (the international standards used to verify these processes). The bill clarifies that products labeled as recycled through these methods still must follow all air, water, and hazardous waste regulations.

Senate2025-03-26

S489Introduced

Modify Nonprofit Corp. Act/Charitable Org

This bill makes several changes to North Carolina's nonprofit corporation laws, including: allowing charitable organizations to use federal tax acknowledgments to satisfy state disclosure requirements; requiring annual reports to the Secretary of State; allowing nonprofits to domesticate (change their governing state); reducing the minimum number of directors from three to one; and clarifying rules for mergers, conversions, and board committees.

Senate2025-03-26

S490Introduced

Augment Agency Appeal Rights

This bill amends North Carolina law to allow people to appeal certain agency decisions to superior court, rather than having those decisions be final and non-reviewable. Specifically, it permits judicial review of agency determinations regarding claims for funding assistance under relocation and displacement assistance programs, provided the person has first exhausted all available administrative remedies and files within 30 days of the agency's decision.

Senate2025-03-26

S517Introduced

Fair Pricing & Trnspncy/340B Covered Entities

This bill establishes two requirements for North Carolina hospitals and other entities participating in the federal 340B drug pricing program. First, it prohibits these covered entities from charging patients more than their actual acquisition cost when dispensing drugs purchased at 340B discounted prices. Second, it requires covered entities to annually report detailed information about their 340B drug purchases, pricing, patient assistance programs, and third-party payments to the state Department of Health and Human Services, with reports made public online.

Senate2025-03-26

S557Introduced

Bifurcate Economic Distress Categorization

This bill creates two separate systems for measuring economic distress in North Carolina counties. The Department of Commerce will continue using 'development tier' rankings for economic development programs, but all other state departments and programs (such as tax incentives, housing assistance, water infrastructure, and health services) must stop using these rankings by July 1, 2027, and instead develop their own criteria tailored to their specific program goals.

Senate2025-03-26

S577Introduced

Title Insurance Kickbacks Clarification

This bill clarifies North Carolina law that prohibits kickbacks and undisclosed payments in title insurance transactions. It specifies exceptions to the kickback prohibition, including payments based on stock ownership, employee commissions, and situations where proper written disclosures are provided to customers about business affiliations.

Senate2025-03-26

S616Introduced

Capacity Restoration Pilot Program

This bill creates two pilot programs in North Carolina to restore mental capacity in individuals found incompetent to stand trial: a Community-Based Capacity Restoration Program (CBCRP) and a Detention Center Capacity Restoration Program (DCCRP). These programs would serve as alternatives to state psychiatric hospitals, with courts able to order restoration services through these programs instead.

Senate2025-03-26

S613Introduced

Number of Medicaid Standard Plan Contracts

This bill changes how many health insurance contracts North Carolina awards to manage Medicaid coverage. For future contract cycles after the initial round, it reduces the number of regional contracts available to Provider-Led Entities (PLEs) from up to 12 down to up to 4, while keeping 4 statewide contracts for commercial insurance plans. It also adds a rule that if fewer than 4 PLEs apply, all qualified applicants get a contract; if 4 or more apply, only 4 contracts are awarded.

Senate2025-03-26

S654Introduced

End Dual Licensure for Audiologists

This bill eliminates the requirement that audiologists, audiology technicians, and audiology assistants hold dual licenses (both an audiology license and a hearing aid dealer license) to fit or sell hearing aids in North Carolina. It also requires hearing aid sellers and audiologists to disclose to customers in writing that locked hearing aids can only be serviced at specific facilities, and establishes record-keeping requirements for these sales.

Senate2025-03-26

S669Introduced

Physical Therapy Practice Act Mods

This bill modernizes North Carolina's physical therapy licensing laws by updating educational accreditation standards, clarifying board composition and disciplinary procedures, adjusting renewal timelines, and refining definitions of physical therapy practice and unlicensed violations.

Senate2025-03-26

S425Introduced

Chiropractic Abuse of Costs

This bill caps the North Carolina State Board of Chiropractic Examiners at $2,000 maximum in costs (including attorney fees and investigation costs) that can be charged to chiropractors in disciplinary cases, and requires the Board to keep detailed, publicly accessible meeting minutes that include names of commenters, vote records, and summaries of discussions.

Senate2025-03-25

S410Introduced

Hospital Petition/Discharge Incapable Adults

This bill allows hospitals to petition a court to discharge adult patients who lack the ability to make medical decisions and whose authorized decision-makers refuse to consent to discharge. The hospital must have written approval from two physicians before filing the petition, and the court must decide within five business days.

Senate2025-03-25

S396Introduced

Medical Board Licensing Efficiency Act

This bill creates a new 'licensure by endorsement' pathway that allows physicians, physician assistants, and anesthesiologist assistants licensed in other states to obtain North Carolina licenses more quickly if they meet certain requirements, including 5 years of active licensure elsewhere, a job offer in North Carolina, and a clean disciplinary record. The bill also adjusts various medical licensing fees.

Senate2025-03-25

S373Introduced

Vaccination Schedule Variance/Minors

This bill prohibits North Carolina health care practitioners from refusing to accept minors as patients solely because the child or their parent/guardian refuses to follow the CDC's recommended vaccination schedule timing or frequency. It allows delays or schedule variances while still requiring vaccines that are mandated by state law, and makes violation of this rule subject to professional discipline.

Senate2025-03-24

S380Introduced

Expand Certain APA Standing Provisions

This bill amends North Carolina's Administrative Procedure Act to create a rebuttable presumption that trade and business associations, organizations, and similar groups have legal standing to request declaratory rulings from state agencies on behalf of their members. An agency can only overcome this presumption by providing specific written findings that the group's interests are not substantially similar to the individuals they represent.

Senate2025-03-24

S376Introduced

Increase Funding to State Auditor

This bill provides $16.195 million in new funding to the North Carolina State Auditor's office over the 2025-2027 fiscal period. The money will be used to hire 70 new staff members, increase employee compensation, upgrade technology systems, and support office infrastructure, with the goal of improving the auditor's ability to conduct financial audits and detect fraud and waste in state government.

Senate2025-03-24

S346Introduced

Good Samaritan Law/Immunity

This bill expands North Carolina's Good Samaritan law to provide legal immunity for people who seek emergency medical help during drug and alcohol overdoses. It protects both the person calling for help and the overdose victim from arrest and prosecution for certain drug possession and underage alcohol possession charges, provided they meet specific conditions like calling 911 in good faith and providing their name.

Senate2025-03-20

S332Introduced

Health Care Practitioner Transparency Act

This bill requires health care practitioners in North Carolina to clearly identify their type of license, certification, or registration in advertisements and prohibits them from using deceptive or misleading information about their credentials. It also prevents unlicensed individuals from using physician titles or similar terms that suggest they practice medicine, and establishes enforcement mechanisms through professional licensing boards.

Senate2025-03-20

S308Introduced

Permanent Plates for Water & Sewer Authority

This bill allows water and sewer authorities in North Carolina to obtain permanent registration plates for their vehicles instead of renewing plates annually. The change adds water and sewer authorities to the list of organizations eligible for permanent plates under state motor vehicle law.

Senate2025-03-18

S317Introduced

Uniform Partition of Heirs Property Act

This bill creates a new legal process for partitioning 'heirs property'—land inherited within families that has no written agreement governing its division. When property meets the definition of heirs property, courts must follow specific steps including determining fair market value through appraisal, allowing cotenants to buy out those wanting to sell, and preferring to divide the property physically (partition in kind) rather than force a sale, unless division would cause substantial harm.

Senate2025-03-18

S315Introduced

More Transparency/Efficiency in Utiliz. Rev

This bill increases transparency and efficiency in health insurance utilization reviews—the process insurers use to approve or deny medical services. It sets faster approval timelines (24 hours for urgent care, 3 business days for non-urgent), requires clearer notification to patients and doctors, mandates that qualified medical professionals (not just algorithms) make decisions, and requires insurers to disclose their prior authorization requirements on websites and membership cards.

Senate2025-03-18

S290Introduced

NC REINS Act

The NC REINS Act (Regulations from the Executive in Need of Scrutiny Act) increases legislative oversight of state agency regulations by requiring public objections from 10 or more people to delay a rule's effective date pending potential legislative disapproval, and mandating that rules with an estimated cost of $1 million or more over 12 months must be approved by the General Assembly before taking effect.

Senate2025-03-17

S267Introduced

Amend Business Corporations Act

This bill amends North Carolina's Business Corporations Act to modernize corporate governance rules. It allows corporations to limit director and officer liability through their articles of incorporation, clarifies emergency procedures for board meetings and shareholder meetings during catastrophic events, establishes forum selection rules for internal corporate disputes, prohibits bearer-form share certificates and scrip, refines derivative lawsuit procedures, clarifies board committee authority, and updates merger rules for parent entities and subsidiaries.

Senate2025-03-13

S172Introduced

STIP Grant Anticipation Notes

This bill allows North Carolina local governments to borrow money through special 'grant anticipation notes' to speed up transportation projects that are scheduled for state funding under the State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP). The borrowed money would be repaid once the state provides the promised funding, with safeguards requiring an agreement with the Department of Transportation and approval from the Local Government Commission.

Senate2025-02-26

S128Introduced

Heroes Homestead Act

This bill increases the property tax homestead exclusion for disabled veterans in North Carolina from $45,000 to $76,500 of their home's appraised value. This means disabled veterans would pay property taxes on a smaller portion of their home's value, resulting in lower tax bills starting in 2026.

Senate2025-02-24

S109Introduced

Veterans Appreciation Act

This bill expands the property tax homestead exclusion for disabled veterans in North Carolina by allowing them to exclude not only the first $45,000 of their home's appraised value, but also any additional value added by VA-funded housing adaptations for service-connected disabilities. The bill also creates a prequalification process that allows disabled veterans to qualify for this tax benefit before they purchase a home, which can help them and lenders determine affordability.

Senate2025-02-18

S24Engrossed

Govt Mandates Increase Healthcare Costs

This bill requires that any new state legislation creating health insurance mandates (such as requiring coverage of specific treatments or services) must also repeal an equal number of existing mandates and appropriate funds to cover the new mandate's cost. It applies to both private health insurance plans and the state employee health plan, with an exception if an actuarial analysis shows a mandate would actually decrease costs.

Senate2025-02-17

S61Introduced

I-95 Toll Prohibition

This bill prohibits tolls on Interstate 95 in North Carolina for ten years (until July 1, 2035). After that date, any tolling of I-95 would require explicit approval from the North Carolina General Assembly rather than being allowed through current state transportation authority.

Senate2025-02-06

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Sponsored Bills (62)

Continuing Budget Adjustments

Clarify Disp. Place Analysis/IOLTA

Streamline Adult Care Home Inspections

Wake Surfing Safely

2026 Office of the State Auditor Agency Bill.-AB

Lower Taxes for All NC

Repeal CON for ASCs and Inpatient Rehab

Various Local Provisions VII

Lower Healthcare Costs

Omnibus Life Sciences Appropriations

Family Support for Those Who Serve Act

State Teacher/Employee Pay & Local LEO Bonus

Healthcare Investment Act

Align Medicaid Eligibility with Federal Law

SCRIPT Act

Improve Health and Human Services

Parents Protection Act

Info. Rights of Estate/Death of LLC Member

Johnston County/Johnston CC Construction

Age 21 Hemp-Derived Consumables

Title Fraud Prevention

Property Tax Modifications

IBT Subbasin/TMDL Transport Factor

Interstate Med.l Lic. Comp./Intern'l Phys

PA Team-Based Practice

Pharmacists/Collaborative Practice

Repeal Certificate of Need Laws

Medicaid Telehealth Services

Pharmacists/Test and Treat/Influenza & Strep

Revise Buffer Zone Limitations/Elections

NC Genetic Counselors Workforce Act

Create the Office of Engineering and Codes

Adult Care Home Medicaid PCS Coverage

Remove Barriers to Employment from Court Debt

Definitions for Advanced Recycling

Modify Nonprofit Corp. Act/Charitable Org

Augment Agency Appeal Rights

Fair Pricing & Trnspncy/340B Covered Entities

Bifurcate Economic Distress Categorization

Title Insurance Kickbacks Clarification

Capacity Restoration Pilot Program

Number of Medicaid Standard Plan Contracts

End Dual Licensure for Audiologists

Physical Therapy Practice Act Mods

Chiropractic Abuse of Costs

Hospital Petition/Discharge Incapable Adults

Medical Board Licensing Efficiency Act

Vaccination Schedule Variance/Minors

Expand Certain APA Standing Provisions

Increase Funding to State Auditor

Good Samaritan Law/Immunity

Health Care Practitioner Transparency Act

Permanent Plates for Water & Sewer Authority

Uniform Partition of Heirs Property Act

More Transparency/Efficiency in Utiliz. Rev

NC REINS Act

Amend Business Corporations Act

STIP Grant Anticipation Notes

Heroes Homestead Act

Veterans Appreciation Act

Govt Mandates Increase Healthcare Costs

I-95 Toll Prohibition

Cosponsored Bills (39)

Adjust Counties/Reappraisal Moratorium

Public Workforce Modernization Act

Truth in Taxation

Eliminating "DEI" in Public Education

North Carolina Border Protection Act

Dominique Moody Act

Age 21 Hemp-Derived Consumables/Kratom

NC Right to Work Amendment

FUTURE NC Infrastructure Act

Constitutional Right to Farm

Community College Workforce Readiness Act

Workforce Act of 2026

Freedom to Carry NC

Military and Veteran Support Act