House sends slate of bills to the Senate after routine calendar and several recorded roll calls

The North Carolina House on June 16 handled a broad calendar of legislation, taking recorded votes on multiple measures and ordering most to be sent to the Senate or to the governor. Key outcomes included votes to not concur with Senate committee substitutes on several House bills and concurrence or passage on others.

Votes and outcomes at a glance (as recorded on the floor): - House Bill 183: Representative Clampett moved that the House not concur with the Senate committee substitute; roll call recorded 109 ayes and 5 noes; the House did not concur and the Senate was to be notified. - House Bill 251 (disaster recovery reforms): Representative Hastings moved concurrence with the Senate committee substitute; roll call recorded 112 ayes, 2 noes; House concurred, and the bill was ordered enrolled and sent to the governor. - House Bill 402: Floor concurrence with the Senate committee substitute recorded 70 ayes, 44 noes; ordered to be enrolled and sent to the governor (see separate article for extended debate). - House Bill 434: Representative Reeder moved not to concur with the Senate committee substitute; roll call recorded 113 ayes, 11 noes; nonconcurrence recorded; Senate to be notified. - House Bill 476: Concurrence recorded 112 ayes, 1 no; bill ordered engrossed and sent to the governor. - House Bill 568 (omnibus labor amendments): House concurred with the Senate committee substitute (72 ayes, 42 no) and ordered the bill sent to the governor. - House Bill 226 (City of Greensboro annexation): Passed third reading (73 ayes, 41 no) and ordered to the Senate. - House Bill 336 (Maggie Valley de‑annexation): Passed third reading (67 ayes, 47 no) and ordered to the Senate. - House Bill 305 (Guilford County sales tax distribution): A technical amendment extending a date and changing a word was adopted (104–9); the substitute passed second reading (67–46) and third reading by voice; ordered to the Senate. - Senate Bill 118 (Military and Veterans Support Act): House committee substitute passed its second and third readings (113–0 recorded on second reading) and was ordered to be sent to the Senate. - Senate bills 124, 133 and 449: House committee substitutes passed and were ordered sent to the Senate following recorded or voice votes. - House Bill 23: Representative Satzer moved not to concur with the Senate committee substitute; roll call recorded 111 ayes and none in the negative; the House did not concur and the Senate was to be notified.

Procedural and other floor business included a ceremonial presentation of a 1989 House letter returned from NASA's STS‑33 shuttle, several gallery recognitions, and announcements about upcoming committee meetings. The House adjourned to reconvene Wednesday, June 18 at 10 a.m.

What this means: Several measures were advanced toward enrollment or sent to the Senate; several items recorded nonconcurrence and will proceed through the bicameral resolution process. The roll‑call tallies above are the official floor counts recorded by the House clerk during the June 16 session.