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Votes at a glance: House recorded roll-call results and third-reading approvals (April 1, 2025)
Summary
The House recorded multiple roll-call votes and approved several bills on April 1; this roundup lists each bill reported on the floor, the outcome, and key details or vote tallies when recorded.
The North Carolina House completed a full calendar on April 1 and recorded multiple roll-call votes and third-reading approvals. The list below summarizes bills that were reported and final actions taken on the floor during the session. Where the House recorded a machine vote, the tally is shown.
Votes and outcomes (selected bills acted on April 1)
- House Bill 173 (Wake County ETJ pause): Second-reading machine vote 79-38; third reading passed by voice; ordered sent to the Senate.
- House Bill 302 (Pitt County Board of Education partisan elections): House committee substitute second-reading recorded vote 70-47; third reading passed by voice and ordered to the Senate.
- House Bill 268 (UNC self-liquidating capital projects): Third reading recorded vote 117-0; ordered sent to the Senate.
- House Bill 50 (Law enforcement officers special separation allowance options): Committee substitute second reading recorded vote 117-0; third reading passed and ordered sent to the Senate.
- House Bill 67 (Interstate Medical Licensure Compact): Second-reading recorded vote 117-0; third reading passed and ordered to the Senate.
- House Bill 71 (Respiratory Care Modernization Act): House committee substitute second-reading recorded vote 113-4; third reading passed and ordered to the Senate.
- House Bill 231 (House Bill 2 31, Social Work Interstate Licensure Compact): Committee substitute second-reading recorded vote 116-0; third reading passed and ordered to the Senate.
- House Bill 251 (Disaster response funding nondiscrimination): Sponsor offered and the House adopted an amendment expanding language; amendment adoption was recorded 115-1. The House committee substitute to HB 251 passed second reading 106-10 (recorded) and passed third reading by voice; ordered sent to the Senate.
- House Bill 295 (Require DOT to install property corner markers): Second-reading recorded vote 116-0; third reading passed and ordered to the Senate.
- House Bill 331 (Adopt the North Carolina Rice Festival as official state rice festival): Committee substitute second-reading recorded vote 116-0; third reading passed and ordered to the Senate.
- House Bill 355 (Office of the State Fire Marshal study on rural firefighting): Committee substitute second-reading recorded vote 116-0; third reading passed and ordered to the Senate.
- House Bill 370 (Uniform acts regarding children; General Statutes Commission recommendations): Committee substitute second-reading recorded vote 116-0; third reading passed and ordered to the Senate.
- House Resolution 563 (Permanent House rules): Adopted on a recorded floor vote, 98-17; resolution ordered printed.
Roll-call tallies reported on the floor were read from the clerk’s record. Where a bill was read and re-committed or had referral changes (earlier in the session), those committee referrals were listed by the clerk during introductions or reports. Several bills were read to the House and re-referred to committees before later calendar action.
This summary lists final House actions on bills from the April 1 calendar; bills passed by the House will proceed to the North Carolina Senate for consideration.
