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North Carolina Senate Committee Advances Election Law Reforms

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The North Carolina Senate Elections Committee advanced House Bill 834, a bill that extends the ballot curing period from three to five business days after an election. The bill also allows challenges to State Board of Elections decisions to be brought in the superior court of the county where the petitioner resides, rather than solely in Wake County Superior Court.

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The North Carolina General Assembly is currently considering various bills affecting state policy, with the John Locke Foundation providing advice on these matters. The legislative session's final scope will largely depend on the results of the November 3 election.

The legislature in North Carolina is considering bills affecting state policy, advised upon by the John Locke Foundation.

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  • North CarolinaThe state where the legislative bills are being debated.
  • general assemblyThe legislative body of North Carolina currently debating state laws.
  • senateThe legislative chamber that advanced the election law bills.

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