North Carolina Senate

Chris Measmer

RepublicanSenator · District 34

chris.measmer@ncleg.gov

Running for Reelection · November 2026

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

North Carolina Senate

Chris Measmer

RepublicanSenator · District 34

chris.measmer@ncleg.gov

Running for Reelection · November 2026

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

Bills Sponsored

Bills Cosponsored

597

Votes Cast

100%

Party Unity Score

Cosponsored Bills (22)

S1041Passed

Public Workforce Modernization Act

This bill replaces North Carolina's current human resources system (Chapter 126) with a new modernized system (Chapter 126A) that applies to state employees in the executive branch, judicial branch, and legislative branch. The new system aims to simplify hiring, compensation, and personnel management by decentralizing some authority to individual agencies while maintaining standards for employee protections, leave benefits, and nondiscrimination policies.

Senate2026-07-07

S992Engrossed

Truth in Taxation

This bill requires local governments to follow specific notification and public hearing procedures before adopting a property tax rate that exceeds the 'revenue-neutral rate' (the rate that would generate the same total revenue as the previous year despite property reappraisals) during reappraisal years. The bill also increases the late reinstatement fee for real estate appraiser trainees and clarifies that tax refunds can be issued when governments fail to follow these procedures.

Senate2026-07-01

S801Engrossed

Address Confidentiality/Study & DL

This bill creates a task force to study how to protect military personnel, special operations forces, elected officials, and others from doxing and swatting by removing or shielding their personal information from public records. It also immediately allows special operations force members to obtain driver's licenses and identification cards with substitute addresses instead of their home addresses.

Senate2026-07-01

S889Passed

Property Tax Reappraisal Moratorium

This bill delays the use of new property values from 2026 reappraisals in counties with populations over 15,000 for the 2026-2027 tax year, requiring them to use the previous schedule of values instead. Starting in 2027-2028, counties will use the 2026 reappraisal values going forward. The bill also requires county assessors to pay a $20 examination fee to the Department of Revenue.

Senate2026-06-19

S1084Introduced

Reduce Early Voting Period

This bill reduces the early voting period for North Carolina elections from the current period (beginning the third Thursday before an election) to a shorter period (beginning the second Thursday before an election). It also standardizes early voting periods for special elections and municipal elections to 10 consecutive days.

Senate2026-05-22

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

S1082Engrossed

NC Right to Work Amendment

This bill proposes a constitutional amendment that would protect workers' rights to employment without being required to join or pay dues to labor unions. If approved by voters in November 2026, it would establish as state policy that employment cannot be denied based on union membership or non-membership.

Senate2026-05-20

S1081Introduced

Constitutional Right to Farm

This bill proposes a constitutional amendment that would add a new section to the North Carolina Constitution explicitly protecting the right of people to engage in farming and forestry activities, including crop cultivation, livestock raising, dairy and apiary production, and timber harvesting. The amendment would be subject to voter approval in the November 2026 general election.

Senate2026-05-18

S1010Introduced

FUTURE NC Infrastructure Act

This bill establishes the North Carolina Infrastructure Investment Commission, a 10-member advisory body tasked with developing a comprehensive 20-year statewide infrastructure plan covering transportation, water, utilities, and resiliency needs. The Commission will evaluate infrastructure priorities and recommend funding strategies, then dissolve after submitting its final plan by March 31, 2028.

Senate2026-05-18

Voting Record (597)

597

Votes Cast

575

Yea

Nay

100%

Participation

Yea
S280SenatePassed
Dominique Moody Act
2025-05-07
Yea
S378SenatePassed
Align Medicaid Eligibility with Federal Law
2025-05-07
Yea
S697SenatePassed
Lake Norman Marine Commission
2025-05-07
Yea
S697SenatePassed
Lake Norman Marine Commission
2025-05-07
Yea
S479SenatePassed
SCRIPT Act
2025-05-07
Yea
S479SenatePassed
SCRIPT Act
2025-05-07
Yea
S280SenatePassed
Dominique Moody Act
2025-05-07
Yea
S280SenatePassed
Dominique Moody Act
2025-05-07
Yea
S416SenatePassed
Personal Privacy Protection Act
2025-05-07
Yea
S416SenatePassed
Personal Privacy Protection Act
2025-05-07

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Chris Measmer

Chris Measmer

Sponsored Bills (3)

HALO Law

Elec. Notice of Public Hearings/Cabarrus Co

Permit Time Lines/Certain Wastewater Systems

Cosponsored Bills (22)

Public Workforce Modernization Act

Truth in Taxation

Address Confidentiality/Study & DL

Property Tax Reappraisal Moratorium

Reduce Early Voting Period

Lower Taxes for All NC

NC Right to Work Amendment

Constitutional Right to Farm

FUTURE NC Infrastructure Act

Community College Workforce Readiness Act

We Need More Midwives Act

NCSU to Study Creation of New Vet School

Workforce Act of 2026

Permit Self-Defense Devices on College Campus

America's Semiquincentennial License Plate

Funds for Veterans/HBOT

Community-Based Pharmacy Protections

Cut State Gov. Jobs Vacant 24 Months or More

Real Tickets, Real Fans Act

Tax Fraud Analytics Funding

Zero-Based Budgeting

Hands Free NC

Voting Record (597)