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North Carolina House Concurred with Senate on Three Bills, Declines Concurrence on School Election Measure
Summary
The House voted to concur with Senate committee substitutes on House Bills 17, 477 and 506 and voted to not concur on House Bill 116; most measures were enrolled or will be sent to the governor. Vote tallies were given on the floor.
Roughly halfway through its session, the North Carolina House voted to concur with Senate committee substitutes on three bills and declined to concur on a fourth.
Representative Pirtle moved that the House concur with the Senate committee substitute to House Bill 17, which he described as making various local election changes in municipalities including Madison, Faith and China Grove, "simply changing their mayor's term from 2 to 4 years" and shifting some municipal elections from odd to even years. The House concurred with the substitute on HB17 by recorded vote, 109 yes and 2 no; the bill will be enrolled.
Separately, Representative b Jones moved that the House not concur with the…
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