2026 Senate and House Appointments.
The Senate is currently deciding who will fill government positions for the year 2026.
Explore 60 North Carolina state bills from the 2025 legislative session, with plain-language summaries, nonpartisan impact analysis, current status, and official sources.
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The Senate is currently deciding who will fill government positions for the year 2026.
A big group of new school-related laws is being discussed by the House right now.
The Senate is considering a bill to make the rules clearer for the special bank accounts lawyers use to hold their clients' money.
**Jacksonville is looking to grow its city limits. This bill makes that expansion official and updates local rules to match the new boundaries. It is currently being debated in the House.**
The Senate is deciding whether to give more money to Medicaid (the government health program for low-income people), but they want to add new rules that the program must follow to get the cash.
This bill would make it easier for a neighborhood to break away from a city or town. It is currently being discussed in the House.
The Senate is currently reviewing a bill that groups together several small, local laws for specific towns or areas.
Since you didn't provide the specific details of the bill, here is a simple explanation of what that status means: **"Lawmakers are currently writing new rules for how crimes are handled, which they want to start in 2026. Right now, the proposal is being reviewed by the House of Representatives. It is not a law yet, so nothing has changed."**
This bill fixes small typos and minor errors in the 2026 government budget. It is the second round of these minor updates, and the House of Representatives is currently reviewing it.
The House is currently looking at a bill to change some of the day-to-day office rules for the state’s election board.
The House is voting on a bill to fix minor typos and mistakes in the budget paperwork. It doesn't change how much money is being spent; it just cleans up the language to make sure it is accurate.
The **Regulatory Reform Act of 2026** is a proposed law aimed at changing how government agencies create and enforce rules. Right now, the Senate is reviewing it to decide whether it should move forward.