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North Carolina Legislature Debates Election Law and Policy Bills

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The North Carolina General Assembly is preparing for its post-election sessions following the November 3 election. The North Carolina Senate Elections Committee advanced several election law bills, including House Bill 834, which extends the ballot curing period from three to five business days. This bill also expands the forums available for challenges to State Board of Elections decisions.

From carolinajournal.com, yahoo.com

Why it matters

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The election results are expected to be a key factor in shaping the priorities of the post-election session for the North Carolina General Assembly. Lawmakers have several priorities awaiting them, including veto overrides, legislative appointments, and constitutional amendments.

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

From carolinajournal.com

Who's involved

  • North CarolinaThe state where the legislative bills are being introduced and debated.
  • general assemblyThe legislative body of North Carolina that is considering state policy bills.
  • senateThe legislative chamber that advanced election law bills.

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