North Carolina House Republicans
Coverage of North Carolina House Republicans in the Nexus archive.
- NC House approves election changes, budget additions over critics’ objections
North Carolina House Republicans passed House Bill 958, reducing early voting periods for non-general elections and allowing post-election ballot challenges, despite Democratic objections about flawed voter registration databases and constitutional concerns. Additional bills, including House Bill 834 and budget amendments, were approved with bipartisan support.
- NC House Republicans override Gov. Stein’s vetoes on anti-DEI and pro-ICE bills
North Carolina House Republicans overrode Governor Josh Stein’s vetoes on four bills targeting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) practices in education and state agencies and mandating cooperation with ICE. The overrides occurred on party-line votes, with two Democratic representatives absent, reducing the required threshold for passage. Three of the bills became law, while a fourth awaits Senate action.