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NC lawmakers send two big election bills to governor

Laura Klein of Black Mountain checks in to vote in the 2020 primary election with poll worker Jan Duckworth at the Black Mountain Primary School polling place in Buncombe County on March 3, 2020. Colby Rabon / Carolina Public Press

One of the NC election bills is fairly bipartisan. The other has only GOP support. Gov. Stein said he will veto that bill.

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Five takeaways from the 2026 legislative session

vetoes records State Legislative Building. Budget impasse.

For a so-called short session, a lot happened at the NC General Assembly in 2026, but a few issues also remain unresolved.

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NC Senate splits massive elections bill into 2, sends them back to House with changes

First elections bill from NC Senate gets broad support. The second one draws a lot of pushback from Democrats over a range of provisions.

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