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2026 Appropriations Act
Introduced by William Jackson
This is North Carolina's biennial budget bill for fiscal years 2025-2026 and 2026-2027. It appropriates billions in state funding across all major agencies and departments including education, health, transportation, courts, corrections, and more. The bill also includes numerous changes to state laws and regulations affecting everything from education policy to business operations.
2026 Court Changes
Introduced by Sarah Stevens
This bill makes numerous technical changes to North Carolina's court system and estate planning laws. The changes include updating adoption and estate procedures to allow electronic filing, clarifying rules for eviction appeals and rental payments during appeals, modifying bond requirements for estate administrators and guardians, adjusting jury commission procedures, and making various other procedural clarifications in family law, juvenile court, and civil litigation.
Expedited Removal of Unauthorized Persons
Introduced by Steve Tyson
This bill creates a fast-track legal process allowing property owners to remove people occupying their residential property without a valid lease or payment, with hearings held within 48 hours and removal ordered within 4 hours. The bill also prevents local governments from restricting pet shop operations beyond state regulations.
Election Law Changes
Introduced by Hugh Blackwell
This comprehensive election law bill makes multiple changes to North Carolina's election administration, ballot counting procedures, voter registration processes, and campaign finance reporting requirements. Key changes include extending the deadline for processing certain ballots and voter registration issues from three to five business days after elections, establishing new procedures for challenging and auditing ballots, requiring signature verification capabilities study, changing municipal election dates, increasing compensation for county election board members, and implementing new campaign finance reporting thresholds and foreign national contribution restrictions.
SBOE Administrative Changes
Introduced by Jonathan Almond
This bill requires North Carolina's Wildlife Resources Commission to offer voter registration forms and organ donor registry information to anyone applying for a hunting or fishing license. For online applicants, the Commission must work with the State Board of Elections to mail voter registration forms to those who request them.
2026 Budget Technical Corrections - II
Introduced by Kelly Hastings
This bill appropriates over $1 billion in additional capital funding for state infrastructure projects across multiple agencies and universities for fiscal year 2025-2026, including $100 million specifically designated for repairs and renovations at North Carolina Central University, and $5 million for the State Bureau of Investigation to purchase radios, vehicles, and a case management system.
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All legislators →House · Most Bills Introduced
50 shown · scroll- 1Donny LambethR71
- 2Mary HarrisonD70
- 3Grant CampbellR66
- 4Zack Forde-HawkinsD66
- 5Allen ChesserR64
- 6Brian BiggsR57
- 7Marcia MoreyD55
- 8Patricia CothamR55
- 9Donnie LoftisR55
- 10Mike SchietzeltR53
- 11Erin PareR53
- 12David WillisR52
- 13Robert ReivesD50
- 14Lindsey PratherD48
- 15Neal JacksonR47
- 16Mitchell SetzerR46
- 17Maria CervaniaD46
- 18Timothy ReederR46
- 19John BellR45
- 20Charles MillerR45
- 21Julia GreenfieldD43
- 22Donna WhiteR43
- 23Carla CunninghamD42
- 24Renee PriceD42
- 25Jennifer BalkcomR41
- 26Phil RubinD41
- 27Reece PyrtleR41
- 28Kanika BrownD41
- 29Kyle HallR41
- 30Cody HuneycuttR41
- 31Heather RhyneR40
- 32Deb ButlerD40
- 33Diane WheatleyR40
- 34Julie von HaefenD39
- 35Terry BrownD38
- 36Sarah CrawfordD37
- 37Carolyn LoganD37
- 38Larry PottsR36
- 39Monika Johnson-HostlerD35
- 40Vernetta AlstonD35
- 41Tracy ClarkD35
- 42Mary BelkD34
- 43Allen BuansiD34
- 44Carson SmithR34
- 45Stephen RossR33
- 46Hugh BlackwellR33
- 47Steve TysonR33
- 48Keith KidwellR33
- 49Jonathan AlmondR32
- 50Ben MossR31
Senate · Most Bills Introduced
50 shown · scroll- 1Jim BurginR113
- 2Natalie MurdockD104
- 3Woodson BradleyD92
- 4Kandie SmithD87
- 5Lisa GrafsteinD83
- 6Timothy MoffittR79
- 7Sophia ChitlikD78
- 8Bobby HanigR63
- 9Benton SawreyR62
- 10Todd JohnsonR56
- 11Michael LeeR55
- 12Ralph HiseR54
- 13DeAndrea SalvadorD54
- 14Michael LazzaraR53
- 15Terence EverittD51
- 16Paul LoweD50
- 17Amy GaleyR48
- 18William RabonR46
- 19Kevin CorbinR45
- 20Caleb TheodrosD44
- 21Mujtaba MohammedD44
- 22Jay ChaudhuriD42
- 23Warren DanielR41
- 24Michael GarrettD39
- 25Danny BrittR39
- 26Graig MeyerD36
- 27Brad OvercashR35
- 28Julie MayfieldD34
- 29Thomas McInnisR31
- 30Gladys RobinsonD30
- 31Steve JarvisR30
- 32Vickie SawyerR30
- 33Val ApplewhiteD29
- 34Buck NewtonR29
- 35Ted AlexanderR29
- 36Sydney BatchD27
- 37Dana JonesR25
- 38Eddie SettleR24
- 39Bob BrinsonR23
- 40Carl FordR22
- 41Gale AdcockD22
- 42Lisa BarnesR21
- 43Norman SandersonR20
- 44David CravenR20
- 45William JacksonR19
- 46Joyce WaddellD18
- 47Daniel BlueD14
- 48Philip BergerR12
- 49Mark HolloR9
- 50Paul NewtonR6