North Carolina General Assembly

Welcome to the official web site of the North Carolina General Assembly. Use this web site as a tool to track bills, find and communicate with your State House and Senate representatives, and to follow meetings and issues before the General Assembly.

The Second Regular Session of the 2011-2012 biennium of the North Carolina General Assembly convenes on May 16, 2012.

House of Representatives

Convenes Wed, May 23, 2012 2:00PM
House Calendar	Chamber Audio \| (Archive)
Bills with House Action Today	House Bills Filed Today

Senate

Convenes Wed, May 23, 2012 2:00PM
Senate Calendar	Chamber Audio
Bills with Senate Action Today	Senate Bills Filed Today

News & Information

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2013 Unofficial Results Primary Election for Senate

2013 Unofficial Results Primary Election for House of Representatives

Summaries of Substantive Ratified Legislation - 2011

2013 NC Senate Primary Election Data Sheet

2013 NC House General Election Data Sheet

The Statutes on the North Carolina General Assembly website reflect changes made in the 2011 legislative session through 1/5/2012, ending with SL 2012-1.

Adjournment Resolution passed on 11-07-2011

2011 Bill Drafting and Filing Deadlines

The Legislative Library has compiled a history of amendments to the North Carolina Constitution.

Bills Meeting 2011 Crossover Deadline but Not Ratified or Not Defeated in Other House as of to January 23, 2012

2011 Legislation with Effective Dates from July 1, 2011 through January 1, 2012

Veto Information

Governor Perdue vetoed Senate Bill 9, No Discriminatory Purpose in Death Penalty, on Wednesday, 12/14/2011.

Governor Perdue vetoed Senate Bill 496, Medicaid and Health Choice Provider Req, on Thursday, 06/30/2011. Veto was overridden on 07/25/2011.

Governor Perdue vetoed Senate Bill 532, ESC/Jobs Reform, on Thursday, 06/30/2011. Veto was overridden on 07/26/2011.

Governor Perdue vetoed Senate Bill 709, Energy Jobs Act, on Thursday, 06/30/2011.

Governor Perdue vetoed Senate Bill 781, Regulatory Reform Act of 2011, on Thursday, 06/30/2011. Veto was overridden on 07/25/2011.

Governor Perdue vetoed House Bill 482, Water Supply Lines/Water Violation Waivers, on Monday, 06/27/2011.

Governor Perdue vetoed House Bill 854, Abortion-Woman's Right to Know Act, on Monday, 06/27/2011. Veto was overridden on 07/28/2011.

Governor Perdue vetoed Senate Bill 33, Medical Liability Reforms, on Friday, 06/24/2011. Veto was overridden on 07/25/2011.

Governor Perdue vetoed House Bill 351, Restore Confidence in Government, on Thursday, 06/23/2011.

Governor Perdue vetoed Senate Bill 727, No Dues Checkoff for School Employees, on Saturday, 06/18/2011. Veto was overridden in the Senate on 07/13/2011 and in the House on 01/05/2012.

2011 Budget Information (HB 200 Bill Status History) Bill Text and Committee Report for House Bill 200 and Committee Report for House Bill 22

Submit Public Comments to the Joint Regulatory Reform Committee. Click here to visit the Committee's webpage.

News Archive (including previous Budget documents)...

Legislative Calendar

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Today, Wednesday, May 23, 2012
8:30 AM	Appropriations (House)	643 LOB

9:00 AM	Finance (House)	544 LOB
10 MINUTES AFTER FULL APPROPRIATIONS MEETS	Appropriations Subcommittee on General Government (House)	425 LOB

9:30 AM	Sen. Phil Berger / Press Conference	Press Room LB

10:00 AM	Judiciary Subcommittee B (House)	421 LOB
10:00 AM	Commerce and Job Development -- CORRECTED (House)	544 LOB
10:00 AM	Education / Higher Education (Senate)	643 LOB
10:00 AM	Food Drive Press Conf.	Press Room LB

11:00 AM	Rep. Alma Adams - People of Color Day	Press Room LB

12:00 PM	Rep. Insko / Press Conference	Press Room LB

2:00 PM	Session Convenes (House)	House
2:00 PM	Session Convenes (Senate)	Senate

See the full House, Senate and Legislative Calendars for additional meeting information.