Legislation

This bill adds several amendments to the so-called “Parents Bill of Rights,” an anti-LGBTQ school censorship bill.

The Plyler Educational Protections Act would establish statewide protections for public education and privacy for all students, regardless of immigration status.

This bill creates a class 2 misdemeanor for people who approach law enforcement officers and first responders with the intention to threaten, harass, or interfere in their work after receiving a verbal warning to stay back.

H1173 would lower the threshold for someone to be considered a gang member or leader and increase penalties for certain gang-related activity.

H1199 would add a new requirement for people seeking to restore a driver's license that has been previously revoked.

HB 192 blocks North Carolinians with Medicaid from going to Planned Parenthood for preventive care, including birth control, cancer screenings, and treatment for STIs.

This bill seeks to address crime by increasing punitive measures instead of addressing the root causes of public safety issues.

This bill would prevent the state Attorney General from participating in litigation that would invalidate a presidential Executive Order.

This bill would make it a Class I felony to assault a public safety officer by throwing, spraying or projecting water or other substances.