Rucho-Lewis 2 Congressional Map Released, Even More of Asheville Now in 10th Congressional

For more Information on this proposed map, see Rucho-Lewis Congress 2

Joint Statement of Senator Bob Rucho and Representative David Lewis
regarding the release of Rucho-Lewis Congress 2


On July 1, 2011, we released for public comment our first proposed Congressional Redistricting plan called “Rucho-Lewis Congress 1” (“Rucho-Lewis 1”).  We believe that Rucho-Lewis 1 fully complies with all applicable federal and state legal requirements. On July 7, 2011, we held public hearings on Rucho-Lewis 1 and received many comments and suggestions regarding our initial proposed plan.


Today, we are pleased to release “Rucho-Lewis Congress 2” (“Rucho-Lewis 2”), which constitutes a revision of our original plan.  We have made several changes in this second proposed Congressional plan based upon comments received during the public hearings, comments on the General Assembly’s website and feedback from members of Congress. One of our goals is to create more competitive Congressional districts.  In fact, John Dinan, Professor of Political Science from Wake Forest University, prepared an unsolicited report explaining how our initial proposed plan creates more competitive districts than the existing 2001 Congressional plan. Dr. Dinan’s report is available for review on the General Assembly’s web page and its redistricting link.


As explained by Professor Dinan, claims that we have engaged in extreme political gerrymandering, similar to what exists in the current versions of the Thirteenth, Second and Eighth Congressional Districts, are overblown and inconsistent with the facts.  For example, based upon the results of the 2008 General Election, Democratic Attorney General Candidate Roy Cooper would have carried twelve of thirteen districts in Rucho-Lewis 1 and all thirteen districts in Rucho-Lewis 2.  In both of our proposals, registered Democrats are a majority in three congressional districts.  There are no districts in which registered Republicans are a majority.  In both proposals, registered Democrats outnumber registered Republicans in ten districts.  Finally, in both proposals, the combination of registered Democrats and unaffiliated voters constitute a majority in all thirteen districts.  Thus, in both of our proposals, there are three strong Democratic districts.  There are also ten districts in which Democratic candidates have the potential to win, without a single Republican vote, provided they convey a message that appeals to their own registered Democrats and unaffiliated voters.


The changes found in Rucho-Lewis 2 stem in part from comments we received regarding our initial proposal for Congressman Butterfield’s First District.  Changes we have made to the First District have had a rippling impact on most of the remaining districts. Some of our critics have suggested that the First District be eliminated from any new redistricting plan because of it shape.  Those who have made this argument fail to understand that the 2011 General Assembly inherited the First District from prior General Assemblies and that prior General Assemblies enacted the First District in order to comply with Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act.  For example, some of these same critics are apparently unaware that the shape of the First District has been approved by a federal district court as compliant with the minority population “compactness” requirement for districts drawn to avoid liability under Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act.  Cromartie v Hunt, 133 F.Supp.2d 407,423 (E.D.N.C. 2000).


It would be legally imprudent to dissolve this district.


However, we cannot keep the 2001 version of the First District because of two flaws.  First, the current First District is under-populated by over 97,000 people.  Second, it does not include a majority black voting age population (“BVAP”), as required by Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act.  See Strickland v. Bartlett, 129 U.S. 1231 (2009).  Thus, any revision of the First District requires the addition of over 97,000 people.  In addition, added population must include a sufficient number of African Americans so that the First District can re-establish as a majority black district.


Prior to our release of Rucho-Lewis 1, we discussed both of these problems with Congressman Butterfield.  We believe that he understood and agreed that his district would be drawn into either Wake or Durham Counties to cure the district’s equal population and voting rights deficiencies.  We understood that Congressman Butterfield preferred that his district be drawn into Wake County instead of Durham.  We also discussed with Congressman Butterfield that drawing his district into Wake County may result in the withdrawal from his district of one or more counties covered by Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act.  Our understanding of Congressman Butterfield’s preferences was reflected in our initial version of the First District found in Rucho-Lewis 1.


During our public hearings, several speakers expressed concerns about our decision to withdraw the First District from several counties covered by Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act.  Despite these complaints, we have received only one other proposal that would bring the First District back to a majority black level.  This sole proposed alternative drew the First District into Durham County instead of Wake.  This proposal also included all of the Section 5 counties currently found in the 2001 version of the First District.


Following the public hearing, Congressman Butterfield issued a statement disputing our understanding of our prior discussions with him.  Thus, as we now understand Congressman Butterfield’s position regarding revisions to the First District, it appears that he may have no preference between drawing his district into either Wake or Durham Counties.  We also assume that Congressman Butterfield would support keeping the black population in Section 5 counties at similar or higher levels as compared to the amount of black population in Section 5 counties under the 2001 version of the First District.


Based upon this feedback, in Rucho-Lewis 2, we have drawn the First District into Durham County instead of Wake.  There is historical precedent for a district that combines Durham with counties located in eastern North Carolina.  Moreover, our revised version of the First District brings it up to ideal population with other districts and re-establishes it as a majority black district.


While our initial version of the First District was fully compliant with Section 2 and Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act, our second version includes population from all of the Section 5 counties found in the 2001 version of the First District.  Moreover, the total BVAP located in Section 5 counties in Rucho-Lewis 2 exceeds the total BVAP currently found in the 2001 version.


Some of our critics have complained about the appearance of our proposed Twelfth District.  Again, these critics fail to understand that we inherited District 12 from prior General Assemblies.  Further, this district has been approved by the United States Supreme Court as a district lawfully drawn to elect a Democrat.  Easley v Cromartie, 121 S.Ct. 1452 (2000).  The District has also been precleared under Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act on at least two prior occasions.


In adopting the Twelfth District, we intended to accommodate the wishes expressed to us by Congressman Watt, as we understood them, to continue to include populations located in Mecklenburg, Guilford, and Forsyth Counties.  Our revised version of this district makes it more compact and continues the district as a very strong Democratic district.  Our revision of the Twelfth District is based upon whole precincts that voted heavily for President Obama in the 2008 General Election.  We have been accused of illegally “packing” black voters into the Twelfth District and illegally “diluting” the “influence” of black voters.  We have repeatedly asked our critics for any case law that supports these arguments and none has been provided.  By continuing to maintain this district as a very strong Democratic district, we understand that districts adjoining the Twelfth District will be more competitive for Republican candidates.

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Here are a few more maps detailing the changes in the 11th Congressional District:

The 11th Congressional District of North Carolina

Map of Asheville with Congressional District lines noted in pink

If you'll note, per comments made at the recent public hearings, more of Asheville is kept together, only in the 10th District.


here are a couple of maps with a little more detail on that:

North Asheville

West and South Asheville

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Press Release From Jeff Miller Regarding Dan Eichenbaum's Broken Promise of Support & Endorsement

Press Release
Jeff Miller 2010 GOP candidate for Congress 
11th Congressional District of North Carolina

July 13, 2011

Hendersonville, NC

In response to the announcement that Dr. Dan Eichenbaum is once again seeking the Republican nomination for Congress from NC-11, I find it unfortunate but necessary for the voters to know that he was the only one of my primary opponents to break his commitment to the primary voters to endorse and support the winner of that primary.

All six 2010 candidates made the same promise not only to each other - but much more importantly - to the voters.  We promised them that no matter who won we would endorse and support the eventual winner in the contest against Heath Shuler.

Jake Howard, Ed Krause, Greg Newman, and Kenny West each kept their word.  Dr. Eichenbaum never did.

I have seen statements by Dr. Eichenbaum in recent days that appear designed to muddy this point.  To be clear, there is no gray area- Dr. Eichenbaum failed this most basic test of honor and commitment to the voters.

This is not about me or the results of the last campaign.  I do not think Dr. Eichebaum's endorsement or support would have changed the outcome.  It is about the voters and the fact that they deserve to have candidates keep their commitments to them.

Jeff Miller
2010 Republican Congressional Candidate

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2010 Index Macon County Commissioners Meetings

For those who are interested, I've compiled an end of the year index to the meetings of the Macon County Commissioners that I've attended. The learning curve was steep, and I hope you'll forgive the instances in which I delivered sketchy video coverage or completely dropped the ball in providing meeting notes. During the budget process, I fell way behind in producing videos due to my inability to keep up. Meetings were happening faster than I could encode and upload the videos. I contemplated giving up during this period because things were happening quicker than I could handle and I had too many balls in the air at the same time.


I wish that there had a been an instruction manual on how to do this kind of thing...I hope that you'll bear with me as I try to improve the quality of my coverage of these local government meetings in 2011.


Here are the meetings I attended, in chronological order:


January 11, 2010


February 8, 2010


February 22, 2010


March 22, 2010


April 22, 2010 Joint Meeting with Franklin and Highlands


April 26, 2010 (Featuring a horrid experiment in low resolution video)


May 11, 2010


May 24, 2010


May 27, 2010 Macon County School Budget Presentation


May 27, 2010 Macon County Solid Waste Budget Presentation


June 14, 2010


June 28, 2010


July 12, 2010


August 9, 2010


August 23, 2010


Sept 13, 2010 Video Excerpt (I have the full video, but have yet to process it)


Sept 27, 2010


November 8, 2010


November 22, 2010


December 2, 2010 Special Meeting with the County Planning Board


December 6, 2010 Organizational Meeting

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News and Commentary From Around The Internet: (Because I'm Too Lazy to Blog Edition)

Here are a few links and a tidbit of what I've found interesting this morning...



NRCC/NRSC Post-Election study shows the GOP Pledge to America Broke Through in 2010 midterms

A Note to GOProud and Other Libertarian Tea Partiers

GOP Freshmen Say They Were Not Invited to Tea Party Patriots Event

Our Best Advisor Says It’s All Over.

I’m not a pessimist but our top and best advisor who seems to be always correct offers the following.  If he is correct, and I suspect he is, we have a long slow Japan-style slog in the economic mud with a major system breakdown, like Russia’s bust-up some years ago. I suspect somewhere along the trail in this movie, the USA Sheeple go to pitchforks and torches. I sure hope not but it almost seems inevitable. What a shame that a few Marxists can do so much permanent damage to my beloved America. All political parties are guilty.

“The midterm elections are anticlimactic and change nothing. In the short term, it makes no difference how many Congressional seats the GOP captures.  The Dumb-O-Crats have already won.  Since taking control of Congress in 2006, Hussein and his wrecking crew have jammed through more socialist legislation than all the past liberal agendas combined (had) ever hoped to accomplish.  It's a done deed.”

“If anyone thinks that changing the mix of Congress with more elected conservatives will fix things; (they are) dreaming. The new Congress will be just as clueless, incompetent, corrupt, and swayed by the lobbyists. The only priority will be to get re-elected, as usual. Any hopes and promises will be dashed by reality. The reality is any legislation that the new Congress passes to try to undo Hussein's Marxist programs will be simply vetoed.  The GOP will not have the votes to over-ride a Presidential veto. This is a Dead-End.”

“The Constitution gives the responsibility of appropriating funds to the House. They may be able to shut-off any additional funds for existing programs, such as Obamacare, etc., but the basic funding of those programs is already the law of land. Control of the Federal purse strings is of no help to undo the damage already done.”

“So, there will be two years of legislative gridlock.  In the mean time, Hussein will expand (entrench) his new socialist programs with a blizzard of Presidential executive orders and appointees by-passing Congress. These Dumb-O-Crat political appointees in charge of hundreds of Federal agencies, set policy that interprets, and bends the intent of new and existing programs to the socialist ideology...encasing them in concrete.  It will require literally decades of political dedication and action to undo the damage…and that is not likely to happen.” 

Source: Kitco: Roger Wiegand

Paul Krugman Recommends 'Death Panels' to Help Balance Budget

Daily Kos: The American Dream Is a Virus Like AIDS, and Rick Perry is Satan

US Oil Production Gearing Up

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Erika Franzi, Tim Peck Resign From Asheville Tea Party and ATPAC

PRESS RELEASE






It is with great reluctance to announce that Founder, Erika Franzi, and Board member, Tim Peck have resigned from Asheville Tea Party and Asheville Tea PAC. It has been Erika's vision, leadership and unwavering belief in our mission that propelled the
Asheville Tea Party and the Asheville Tea PAC to its successes, presence and influence.


It is hard to measure the countless hours and tireless effort that Tim Peck has devoted to both organizations. There are few who are as philosophically astute and grounded in our founding documents as Tim. He was always a guidepost.


They both have left a legacy that will guide the Asheville Tea Party and the Asheville Tea PAC going forward.


That legacy of accomplishments includes:

 

That legacy of accomplishments includes:

• building two organizations, the Asheville Tea Party and the  Asheville Tea PAC
• redesigning the organization to a project oriented structure
• rallying for our rights
• e-mailing and phoning campaigns to our representatives
• meeting with Congressman Heath Schuler and Senator Kay Hagan to voice our concerns over the Health Care Bill
• unveiling journalistic conflicts of interest in the press
• educating us about our Founding Documents by organizing forums and speeches
• attending the National Tea Party Conference and giving presentations
• implementing a successful pre-primary debate for the District 11 Congressional candidates
• supporting Congressional candidate Dr. Dan Eichenbaum in the 2010 Primary to within single digits of victory
• endorsing, campaigning, and successfully getting four of ATPACs endorsed candidates elected in November, 2010
• educating the public and our subscribers to the Independence Caucus candidate assessment process in a forum with IC founder, Frank Anderson
• influencing Asheville City Council to put on hold their annexation plans of Royal Pines for twelve months
• revealing the excessive expenses the Airport Authority was spending to send people to an airport conference in Maui
• sending bus loads to DC to gather with more than 1.2 million other patriots on the Mall
• gathering patriots for the first successful "We Read The Constitution" Day

We will do our best to continue the fine work Erika and Tim have begun and to bring this country back to the place our Founders would be proud.  We wish them good health and success in their next endeavors. 

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Hat Tip: @Tim Peck

Commentary

Erika Franzi has been a passionate political activist since the Ron Paul run for President in 2008 and her entry into blogging in late 2008 with her Jane Q Republican (http://janeqrepublican.com) blog (since changed to Jane Q Public). She was one of the founders of the Asheville Tea Party in and its political fund raising arm, ATPAC. She was a vocal supporter of Dr Dan Eichenbaum during the 11th Congressional District Republican party 2010 primary. Since then, she has been involved in a sometimes very public series of attacks on the chairman of the Buncombe County Republican party, Chad Nesbitt...who is himself no stranger to launching very public attacks on political opponents. My personal opinion on the matter is that some of these attacks were designed to hurt the winner of the Republican primary, Jeff Miller. She found a willing accomplice in the Mountain Xpress online community. She also has had a period of bad health recently. The Asheville Tea Party and ATPAC will be better off without her involvement.

I wish her luck in her new endeavors and good health in the future. 

Tim Peck is another matter. He has had a history of generating controversy that is far too long to go into detail  here. Suffice it to say that the Asheville Tea Party and ATPAC will be better off without him. I would, however, like to see him to continue commenting on public forums. He does have a knack for generating extreme rage in progressives. See this screenshot of the thread dedicated to mocking him by the progressives on the Mountain Xpress Forums.

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John Snow Legislative Archive: Votes and Committee Memberships

Before the information disappears from the NC General Assembly website, I am archiving information on NC Senator John Snow for future reference should he decide to seek office again.


Here is the archive of the committee memberships and votes by NC Senator John Snow during this last term:

Committee Status Agriculture/Environment/Natural Resources Member Appropriations on Justice and Public Safety Co-Chairman Appropriations/Base Budget Member Education/Higher Education Member Judiciary II Member Mental Health & Youth Services Member Transportation Member

Here is a list of non-standing committees John Snow was a member of:

Non-Standing Committees

• Administrative Procedure Oversight Comm, Jt Leg
• Aging Study Commission
• Agriculture Awareness Study Commission
• Autism and Public Safety, Jt Study Comm (2009)
• Biological Evidence, Jt Sel. Stdy Comm. (2009 Ltr)
• Biological Evidence, Jt Sel. Study Comm. (2009)
• Broadband Task Force, Joint (2009)
• Capital Improvements, Jt Leg Oversight Committee
• Cemetery Act Legislative Study Commission (2009)
• Child Fatality Task Force
• Childhood Obesity, Legislative Task Force (2009)
• Children and Youth, Leg. Study Commission
• Children's Services Study Comn.
• Children's Services, Task Force on Coordination of
• Comparative Effectiveness Study Advisory Bd (2009)
• Comparative Effectiveness Study Committee (2009)
• Comparative Negligence Liability, Jt Sel (2009)
• Corrections & Crime Control Oversight Comm, Jt Leg
• Disadvantaged Business Program, Jt. Leg. Comn. on
• Diversity in Public Schools, Legis Comn (2009)
• Domestic Violence, Jt. Legis. Comm. on
• Dropout Prevention and HS Grad, Jt Leg (2007)
• Early Childhood Ed Consolidation, Stdy Comm (2009)
• Economic Dev Oversight Comm., Jt. Leg.
• Education Oversight Committee, Jt Leg
• Elections Oversight Committee, Jt. Leg.
• Emergency Prep & Disaster Mgmt, Jt Sel Comm (2009)
• Employee Hospital and Medical Benefits Committee
• Energy Future Study Commission (2009)
• Environmental Review Commission
• Ethics Committee, Legislative
• Ex-Offender Reintegration, Jt Sel Comm (2009)
• Expenditure Model Subcommittee, Leg Services Comn
• Financial Aid, Jt Select Committee (2009)
• Financial Aid, Jt. Leg Study of State Funded(2009)
• Future of the NC Railroad Study Commission
• Future Strategies for NC, Jt Leg Commission
• Global Engagement Jt Select Committee (2009)
• Governmental Operations, Jt Leg Commission
• Health Care Oversight Committee, Jt Leg
• Higher Education Bond Oversight Committee
• Historic Sites Repair Review Committee
• Indian Children Culture, House Study Comm (2009
• Information Technology, Jt Leg Oversight Comm.
• Intern Program Council, Legislative
• Investment of State-Owned Funds Study Comn. (2009)
• JOBS Study Commission, Jt. Legis. (2009)
• Legislative Research Commission
• Legislative Services Commission
• Life Sciences Industry Jobs, Study Comn on (2009)
• Lottery Oversight Committee
• Low-Level Radioactive Waste Comm., Jt Select
• Mental Health DD, SAS, Jt Leg Oversight Committee
• Methamphetamine Abuse, Leg. Comn. on
• Municipal Incorporations, Jt Leg Commission on
• New Licensing Boards, Leg Comm. on
• Poverty Reduction Leg Study Comn (2007)
• Prescription Drug Abuse, Legis Task Force (2009)
• Program Evaluation Oversight Comm., Jt. Leg.
• Property Tax Subcommittee
• Public Funding of Council of State Elections(2009)
• Public Health Study Commission
• Public School Funding Formulas, JtLeg Study (2007)
• Public-Private Partnerships, Leg Study Comn (2009)
• Railroads Study Commission (2009)
• Revenue Laws Study Committee
• Seafood and Aquaculture, Jt Leg Commission
• Sex Predators, Jt Leg Study on Commitment (2007)
• State Health Plan Blue Ribbon Task Force
• Transportation Oversight, Jt Leg Committee
• Urban Growth Issues, Leg Study Comn (2007)
• Utility Review Committee, Joint Legislative
• Water/Wastewater Infrastructure Study Comm (2009)
• Work and Family Balance, Jt Sel Committee (2009)
• Youth Accountability Planning Task Force (2009)
• Zoological Park Funding Study Committee (2009)
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Here is a list of votes by John Snow in the 2009-2010 term in scribd text format:

20101107 John Snow Voting History for 2009-2010 Legislative Session

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John Snow Legislative Archive: Bill Sponsorship

Office: 2111 Legislative Building Phone: (919) 733-5875 Email: John.Snow@ncleg.net Legislative Mailing Address: NC Senate 16 W. Jones Street, Room 2111 Raleigh, NC 27601-2808 Terms in Senate: 3     (0 in House) District: 50 Counties Represented: Cherokee, Clay, Graham, Haywood, Jackson,Macon, Swain, Transylvania Occupation: Retired District Court Judge Address: 105 Van Horn Street, Murphy, NC 28906 Phone: (828) 837-5052

Before the information disappears from the NC General Assembly website, I am archiving information on NC Senator John Snow for future reference should he decide to seek office again.




Total bills Snow was a primary sponsor of:

Total Bills: 68

Bills Introduced by Senator John Snow (Primary Sponsor Only)
Click here to view all bills sponsored by Senator John Snow.

Bill Short Title Action Date Action Text S2 Lottery School Capital Fund Formula. S 01/29/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S3 Smoky Mountains National Park Plate Changes. H 08/05/2009 Ref To Com On Finance S4 Clarify Emergency Judge Qualifications. H 03/02/2009 Ref to the Com on Judiciary III, if favorable, Appropriations S30  (= H91) Funds for Project C.A.R.E. S 02/04/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S31  (= H12) Bioptic Lenses/Drivers License Tests. S 02/04/2009 Ref To Com On Commerce S32 Employers Must Use Federal E-Verify Program. S 07/07/2009 Re-ref Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S33 Child Welfare Collaborative Funds. S 02/04/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S139  (= H201) Add Division of LESS to CCPS. S 02/12/2009 Ref To Com On Finance S140 Protect Victims/DV Shelters. R 06/07/2010 Ch. SL 2010-5 S141  (= H163) Limit Well Water Testing for VOC's. R 06/19/2009 Ch. SL 2009-124 S142  (= H93) Caisson Coordinator Contract Position/SHP. S 02/12/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S143 Continue Child Supp./21 Yrs/College Students. H 05/14/2009 Ref to the Com on Juvenile Justice, if favorable, Judiciary III S144 Amend Innocence Inquiry Commission. R 08/02/2010 Ch. SL 2010-171 S163  (= H230) Clay County Local Sales Tax Modification. S 02/16/2009 Ref To Com On Finance S252  (= H380) Comply with Melendez-Diaz Decision. R 08/26/2009 Ch. SL 2009-473 S253  (= H378) Absentee Voting Improvements. R 08/28/2009 Ch. SL 2009-537 S254  (= H379) Susie's Law R 06/23/2010 Ch. SL 2010-16 S255  (= H377) Authorize Emergency Mgmt. Certification Prog. H 05/11/2009 Ref to the Com on Homeland Security, Military, and Veterans Affairs, if favorable, State Government/State Personnel S256 Clarify Local Government Evacuation Authority. R 06/22/2009 Ch. SL 2009-146 S257  (= H381) Expand Division of Emergency Mgmt. Authority. S 05/05/2009 Re-ref Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S258  (= H382) Authorize Voluntary Medical Registry Program. R 06/30/2009 Ch. SL 2009-225 S267  (= H376) Adequately Fund Seventh Hazmat Team. S 02/24/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S271  (= H206) Affordable Housing for Local Employees. S 02/24/2009 Ref To Com On Finance S326  (= H385) Public School Bus Use/Stecoah Valley Ctr. Prg. S 02/26/2009 Ref To Com On Education/Higher Education S383  (= H319) Water and Sewer Infrastructure/Funds. S 03/04/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S384 50th Senatorial District Local Act. S 03/04/2009 Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate S385 Macon Subdivisions. R 05/26/2009 Ch. SL 2009-33 S454 DOT/Fiber-Optic Cable. S 03/09/2009 Ref To Com On Judiciary II S455  (= H483) School Calendar Flexibility/Some LEAs. S 03/09/2009 Ref To Com On Education/Higher Education S456 Expand Energy Star Sales Tax Holiday. S 03/09/2009 Ref To Com On Finance S457  (= H606) Add Definition of Biodiesel. R 06/30/2009 Ch. SL 2009-237 S583 Tuition Reciprocity/Community Colleges. H 05/18/2009 Ref to the Com on Education, if favorable, Appropriations S584  (= H570) Amend Private Protective Services Act. R 07/24/2009 Ch. SL 2009-328 S620 P.E.O. Special Registration Plate. S 03/17/2009 Ref To Com On Finance S626  (= H521) Children's Advocacy Centers Funds. S 03/17/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S1073 Amend Alarm Systems Licensing Act. R 08/28/2009 Ch. SL 2009-557 S1074 Wildlife Protectors/Public Safety Stops. S 03/31/2009 Ref To Com On State and Local Government S1075  (= H793) Salary Supplement/Some Automotive Teachers. S 03/31/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S1076 Modify Crim. Justice Partnership Program. R 07/27/2009 Ch. SL 2009-349 S1077 Remove E-NC Sunset. S 06/30/2010 Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate S1078 Delay Bond/Probationer Arrested For Felony. R 08/05/2009 Ch. SL 2009-412 S1079 Agricultural Research Farms. S 03/31/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S1080 Mining Permit Application Review by Locals. S 03/31/2009 Ref To Com On Agriculture/Environment/Natural Resources S1081 Drug and Alcohol Education Program. S 03/31/2009 Ref to Education/Higher Education. If fav, re-ref to Appropriations/Base Budget S1082 Juvenile Records/Probation Risk Assessment. H 04/23/2009 Ref to the Com on Juvenile Justice, if favorable, Judiciary III S1083 Little Tennessee River Basin Advisory Comm. H 08/05/2009 Re-ref Com On Finance S1084 Child Welfare Collaborative Funds. S 03/31/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S1085 Legislative Commission on Gasoline Shortages. S 03/31/2009 Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate S1086 Correctional/Probation Training Comm. Study. S 05/12/2009 Re-ref Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S1087  (= H926) Continuous Alcohol Monitoring Systems. S 04/20/2009 Re-ref Com On Judiciary I S1088 Funeral Expenses State Highway Patrol. H 08/06/2009 Ref to the Com on Homeland Security, Military, and Veterans Affairs, if favorable, Appropriations S1089 Low-Risk Probationers May Be Unsupervised. R 07/10/2009 Ch. SL 2009-275 S1090 Amend Civil Procedure Rule 4. S 03/31/2009 Ref To Com On Judiciary II S1091 Clarify Wt. Measurement/Meth Trafficking. R 08/07/2009 Ch. SL 2009-463 S1256  (= H1778) Brevard Academy/Retirement Election. R 07/21/2010 Ch. SL 2010-137 S1257 Honor Transylvannia County's 150th. S 05/20/2010 Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate S1258  (= H1679) Disapprove Comm. College Rule/Illegal Aliens. S 05/20/2010 Ref To Com On Education/Higher Education S1259  (= H1677) Delay Boylston Creek Reclass./Pub. Meetings. R 07/22/2010 Ch. SL 2010-157 S1260  (= H1785) Critical Water Grants/Jobs in Rural Areas. S 05/20/2010 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S1261 NC Child Welfare Ed Collaborative Funds. S 05/20/2010 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S1262  (= H1663) Multicampus Funds/Blue Ridge Comm. Coll. S 05/20/2010 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S1263  (= H1664) Brevard Charter Amendment. H 06/14/2010 Ref To Com On State Government/State Personnel S1264  (= H1772) Cherokee School Board Terms. S 06/30/2010 Re-ref Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate S1358 School Calendar Flexibility/Inclement Weather. S 05/25/2010 Ref To Com On Education/Higher Education S1359  (= H2044) Amend Highlands Scholarship Fund. R 06/23/2010 Ch. SL 2010-9 S1415  (= H2039) Change Name to WNC Public Lands Council. S 06/08/2010 Re-ref Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S1436 Graham County Relief. S 05/27/2010 Ref To Com On Judiciary II S1437  (= H2045) Highlands Mayor Pro Tem. R 07/07/2010 Ch. SL 2010-58

Total bills sponsored:

Total Bills: 234 Member is Primary Sponsor of bills in bold Click here to view bills where Senator John Snow is the Primary Sponsor Bill Short Title Action Date Action Text S2 Lottery School Capital Fund Formula. S 01/29/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S3 Smoky Mountains National Park Plate Changes. H 08/05/2009 Ref To Com On Finance S4 Clarify Emergency Judge Qualifications. H 03/02/2009 Ref to the Com on Judiciary III, if favorable, Appropriations S13  (= H1503) Injury to Pregnant Woman/Penalty. S 01/29/2009 Ref To Com On Judiciary I S15 Session Limits. H 02/24/2009 Ref to the Com on State Government/State Personnel, if favorable, Appropriations S17 Pay Teachers the ABC Bonuses They Earned. S 02/02/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S18 Amend Cemetery Act. R 07/20/2010 Ch. SL 2010-102 S20 Public Financing Changes. H 07/07/2010 Placed On Cal For 7/8/2010 S23 Restraint/Juvenile in Custody/Ct's Discretion. S 02/03/2009 Ref To Com On Judiciary I S24 Special Plate for the Given Memorial Library. S 02/03/2009 Ref To Com On Finance S30  (= H91) Funds for Project C.A.R.E. S 02/04/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S31  (= H12) Bioptic Lenses/Drivers License Tests. S 02/04/2009 Ref To Com On Commerce S32 Employers Must Use Federal E-Verify Program. S 07/07/2009 Re-ref Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S33 Child Welfare Collaborative Funds. S 02/04/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S65 Amend Computer Solicitation of Child. R 07/24/2009 Ch. SL 2009-336 S66  (= H149) Comprehensive Arts Education Plan. R 07/01/2010 Ch. SL 2010-34 S82 Graduated Matching Funds Based on Tier Status. S 02/10/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S89  (= H128) Authorize Grandfather Mtn. as State Park. R 03/31/2009 Ch. SL 2009-12 S118 Four-Year Term Implementing. S 02/11/2009 Ref To Com On Ways and Means S119 Four-Year Terms. S 02/11/2009 Ref To Com On Ways and Means S125 Housing Trust Fund Appropriation. S 02/12/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S138 Salvia Divinorum Unlawful. R 08/28/2009 Ch. SL 2009-538 S139  (= H201) Add Division of LESS to CCPS. S 02/12/2009 Ref To Com On Finance S140 Protect Victims/DV Shelters. R 06/07/2010 Ch. SL 2010-5 S141  (= H163) Limit Well Water Testing for VOC's. R 06/19/2009 Ch. SL 2009-124 S142  (= H93) Caisson Coordinator Contract Position/SHP. S 02/12/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S143 Continue Child Supp./21 Yrs/College Students. H 05/14/2009 Ref to the Com on Juvenile Justice, if favorable, Judiciary III S144 Amend Innocence Inquiry Commission. R 08/02/2010 Ch. SL 2010-171 S146  (= H114) Honor Roger Bone. R 03/09/2009 Ch. Res 2009-5 S147  (= H504) Tax Credit For Energy-Efficient Homes. S 02/12/2009 Ref To Com On Finance S153 DMV to Notify Employer of CDL Convictions. S 02/12/2009 Ref To Com On Judiciary I S154 Disability Income/Eliminate Veterans Offset. S 02/12/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S159 Update Funeral Expense Allowance/Estates. R 07/10/2009 Ch. SL 2009-288 S162 NAACP's 100th Anniversary. R 02/16/2009 Ch. Res 2009-1 S163  (= H230) Clay County Local Sales Tax Modification. S 02/16/2009 Ref To Com On Finance S170 Our Children's Place Funds. S 02/16/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S199  (= H6) Davie's Law/Humane Euthanasia in Shelters. S 02/18/2009 Ref To Com On Judiciary I S204  (= H329) Retired Nurses Return to Work. R 06/19/2009 Ch. SL 2009-137 S205  (= H2) Prohibit Smoking in Public & Work Places. S 02/18/2009 Ref To Com On Judiciary I S206  (= H173) Kids Voting Funds. S 02/18/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S229  (= H232) Scholarship Loan for Rural Social Workers. S 02/19/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S230 Continue Rural Economic Transition Program. S 02/19/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S239  (= H372) Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Credit. S 02/19/2009 Ref To Com On Finance S241  (= H775) Alt. Testimony/Children and Adults with Disab. S 05/20/2009 Re-ref Com On Judiciary I S252  (= H380) Comply with Melendez-Diaz Decision. R 08/26/2009 Ch. SL 2009-473 S253  (= H378) Absentee Voting Improvements. R 08/28/2009 Ch. SL 2009-537 S254  (= H379) Susie's Law R 06/23/2010 Ch. SL 2010-16 S255  (= H377) Authorize Emergency Mgmt. Certification Prog. H 05/11/2009 Ref to the Com on Homeland Security, Military, and Veterans Affairs, if favorable, State Government/State Personnel S256 Clarify Local Government Evacuation Authority. R 06/22/2009 Ch. SL 2009-146 S257  (= H381) Expand Division of Emergency Mgmt. Authority. S 05/05/2009 Re-ref Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S258  (= H382) Authorize Voluntary Medical Registry Program. R 06/30/2009 Ch. SL 2009-225 S259 Interscholastic Sports Open to All Students. S 02/23/2009 Ref To Com On Education/Higher Education S262 Expunctions/Purge Online Databases. R 08/26/2009 Ch. SL 2009-510 S267  (= H376) Adequately Fund Seventh Hazmat Team. S 02/24/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S271  (= H206) Affordable Housing for Local Employees. S 02/24/2009 Ref To Com On Finance S272 Defense of Marriage. S 02/24/2009 Ref To Com On Ways & Means S273  (= H387) School Nutrition Program Funds. S 02/24/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S274  (= H263) Funds/NCSU Vet. Teaching & Research Fund. S 02/24/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S277  (= H23) Strengthen Child Labor Violation Penalties. S 02/24/2009 Ref To Com On Judiciary II S280  (= H940) Funds/NC Special Olympics. S 02/24/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S292 Citizens Commission on Compensation. S 02/25/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S298  (= H1143) Military Wartime Veteran Special Plate Change. S 02/25/2009 Ref To Com On Finance S299 U.S. Navy Specialty Plate Change. S 02/25/2009 Ref To Com On Finance S306  (= H537) New Assistant Principals/No Pay Decrease. S 03/18/2009 Re-ref Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S308  (= H769) Low Profit Limited Liability Company. R 08/03/2010 Ch. SL 2010-187 S321  (= H187) Encourage Policies to Facilitate Graduation. S 02/26/2009 Ref To Com On Education/Higher Education S322  (= H185) Communities in Schools Funds. S 02/26/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S323  (= H184) Funding for Learn and Earn. S 02/26/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S324 Medicaid/Hemophilic Drugs/No Prior Auth. R 06/29/2009 Ch. SL 2009-210 S325  (= H325) Mountains-to-Sea Trail Special Plate. S 02/26/2009 Ref To Com On Finance S326  (= H385) Public School Bus Use/Stecoah Valley Ctr. Prg. S 02/26/2009 Ref To Com On Education/Higher Education S329 Right to Hunt. S 02/26/2009 Ref To Com On Ways & Means S342  (= H590) Study Grandparents' Visitation Rights. S 03/02/2009 Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate S343  (= H375) Funds for Medical Examiner Equipment. S 03/02/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S344  (= H373) Expand Flu Vaccines for Children/Funds. S 03/02/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S345  (= H374) Public Health Technical Changes. R 08/07/2009 Ch. SL 2009-442 S362  (= H229) Retired Teachers Return to Work. S 03/03/2009 Ref to Education/Higher Education. If fav, re-ref to Appropriations/Base Budget S367  (= H568) Franchise Tax-Overbilling Out of Capital Base. R 08/05/2009 Ch. SL 2009-422 S368 Various Changes in Motor Vehicle Law.-AB R 07/31/2009 Ch. SL 2009-376 S371 Honor Richard John Matthews. S 03/04/2009 Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate S376 Honor Jim Long. R 05/26/2009 Ch. Res 2009-16 S383  (= H319) Water and Sewer Infrastructure/Funds. S 03/04/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S384 50th Senatorial District Local Act. S 03/04/2009 Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate S385 Macon Subdivisions. R 05/26/2009 Ch. SL 2009-33 S408  (= H457) Recommended Approp. MH/DD/SA Oversight Comm. S 03/05/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S409  (= H458) Recommendations of MH/DD/SA Oversight Comm. S 03/19/2009 Re-ref Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S410 Increase Cig. Tax/Proceeds to MHTF. S 03/05/2009 Ref to Finance. If fav, re-ref to Appropriations/Base Budget S411  (= H766) Amend Survivor's Alternate Benefit. R 06/16/2009 Ch. SL 2009-109 S414 NC Symphony Funds. S 03/05/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S438 Safer Communities Ministry Funds. S 03/09/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S442  (= H419) Customized Training Prog. Funds/Comm. Coll. S 03/09/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S443  (= H198) Differentiated Funding/Allied Health Programs. S 03/09/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S444  (= H199) Salary Funds/Comm. Coll. Faculty and Staff. S 03/09/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S445  (= H420) Community College Equipment Funds. S 03/09/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S446  (= H217) Comm. Coll. Technical Education Funds. S 03/09/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S454 DOT/Fiber-Optic Cable. S 03/09/2009 Ref To Com On Judiciary II S455  (= H483) School Calendar Flexibility/Some LEAs. S 03/09/2009 Ref To Com On Education/Higher Education S456 Expand Energy Star Sales Tax Holiday. S 03/09/2009 Ref To Com On Finance S457  (= H606) Add Definition of Biodiesel. R 06/30/2009 Ch. SL 2009-237 S465 Amend State Fair Housing Act. R 07/31/2009 Ch. SL 2009-388 S466  (= H496) TROSA Substance Abuse Funds. S 03/09/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S468 Authorize Insurance for Former Employees. R 08/28/2009 Ch. SL 2009-564 S470 Spay/Neuter Program Funding. S 03/09/2009 Ref To Com On Finance S471 Pay Equity Study. S 03/09/2009 Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate S488 Establish Proportionate Sentence Lengths. R 08/28/2009 Ch. SL 2009-556 S489  (= H1606) Even Out Prior Criminal Record Points. R 08/28/2009 Ch. SL 2009-555 S490  (= H1607) Adjust B1-E Felony Penalties. S 05/13/2009 Re-ref Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S500 Raise Homestead Exclusion Income Limit. S 03/11/2009 Ref To Com On Finance S501  (= H1423) IDF Eligibility Modifications. S 03/11/2009 Ref To Com On Finance S505 DHHS Block Grant Funds. S 03/11/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S517  (= H602) Mental Health Services Funds. S 03/11/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S534  (= H177) Healthy Families and Healthy Workplaces Act. S 03/12/2009 Ref To Com On Commerce S557  (= H697) Remove Restriction/LEO Disability Benefits. S 03/12/2009 Ref To Com On Pensions & Retirement & Aging S558 Retirement System COLAs. S 03/19/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S559  (= H549) Increase Fire and Rescue Pension. S 03/19/2009 Re-ref Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S583 Tuition Reciprocity/Community Colleges. H 05/18/2009 Ref to the Com on Education, if favorable, Appropriations S584  (= H570) Amend Private Protective Services Act. R 07/24/2009 Ch. SL 2009-328 S592  (= H853) Workforce Training for Economic Recovery. S 03/16/2009 Ref to Education/Higher Education. If fav, re-ref to Appropriations/Base Budget S594  (= H659) Study Existing Children/Youth Programs. S 03/16/2009 Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate S600  (= H1080) Condemnation of Conservation Easements. R 08/07/2009 Ch. SL 2009-439 S603  (= H658) Funds for Juvenile Crime Prevention Councils. S 03/16/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S604 Funds/CAARE, Inc. S 03/16/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S620 P.E.O. Special Registration Plate. S 03/17/2009 Ref To Com On Finance S621  (= H681) Folkmoot USA Funds. S 03/17/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S626  (= H521) Children's Advocacy Centers Funds. S 03/17/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S632  (= H556) Treasurer's Governance & Transparency Act. H 06/03/2009 Re-ref Com On Finance S633 Stipulation for Final Decision by OAH. R 06/01/2009 Ch. SL 2009-51 S678 Establish Physician Assistant Scholarships. H 06/02/2009 Re-ref Com On Appropriations S679  (= H813) Uniform Apportionment of Tort Responsibility. S 03/19/2009 Ref To Com On Judiciary I S735  (= H369) Civil War Special Plate. S 03/24/2009 Ref To Com On Finance S736 Friends of Camp Daniel Boone Special Plate. S 03/24/2009 Ref To Com On Finance S737  (= H218) Parent & Student Educational Involvement Act. S 03/24/2009 Ref To Com On Education/Higher Education S749 Revise UM/UIM Liability Coverage Requirements. R 08/28/2009 Ch. SL 2009-561 S759 Modify DWI Checking Station Requirements. H 06/25/2009 Re-ref Com On Judiciary I S760  (= H1066) Per Diem Erosion Control Penalties. S 05/04/2009 Re-ref Com On Finance S766 Magistrate Appointment Changes. S 03/24/2009 Ref To Com On Judiciary I S767 Consultation in Appointing Magistrates. S 03/24/2009 Ref To Com On Judiciary I S768  (= H1415) Increase Earned Income Tax Credit. S 03/24/2009 Ref To Com On Finance S781 Workers' Comp/Choice of Physician. S 03/25/2009 Ref To Com On Commerce S788 Expunge Nonviolent Felonies/Young Offenders. S 03/25/2009 Ref To Com On Judiciary I S811 Fuel Rationing Authority for Governor. H 05/18/2009 Ref to the Com on Homeland Security, Military, and Veterans Affairs, if favorable, State Government/State Personnel S847  (= H618) Funds for Farmland Preservation Trust Fund. S 03/25/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S908 Fire and Rescue Separation Allowances. S 03/26/2009 Ref To Com On Pensions & Retirement & Aging S915 Repeal County Land Transfer Tax. S 03/26/2009 Ref To Com On Finance S928 The Castle Doctrine. H 05/19/2009 Ref to the Com on Judiciary I, if favorable, Ways and Means/Broadband Connectivity, if favorable, Appropriations S948 Study Comm./Youth Aging Out of Foster Care. S 03/26/2009 Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate S966 Expanded Voter-Owned Elections. S 05/12/2009 Re-ref Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S968 Mountain Resources Planning. R 08/26/2009 Ch. SL 2009-485 S970 Fund Regional Economic Recovery Alliances. S 03/26/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S982  (= H814) Small Business Assistance Fund. H 08/07/2009 Conf Com Appointed S983 DOT Vegetation Removal Changes. S 03/26/2009 Ref to Commerce. If fav, re-ref to Finance S990 Increase Penalty/Timber Theft. R 08/26/2009 Ch. SL 2009-508 S992 Pyrotechnics Operator's License. R 06/25/2010 Ch. SL 2010-22 S1022 School Calendar Flexibility/Inclement Weather S 06/01/2010 Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate S1028 Volunteers to Support Acad. Success in School. R 08/07/2009 Ch. SL 2009-453 S1069  (= H1038) Joining Our Business and Schools Commission. R 07/24/2009 Ch. SL 2009-339 S1073 Amend Alarm Systems Licensing Act. R 08/28/2009 Ch. SL 2009-557 S1074 Wildlife Protectors/Public Safety Stops. S 03/31/2009 Ref To Com On State and Local Government S1075  (= H793) Salary Supplement/Some Automotive Teachers. S 03/31/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S1076 Modify Crim. Justice Partnership Program. R 07/27/2009 Ch. SL 2009-349 S1077 Remove E-NC Sunset. S 06/30/2010 Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate S1078 Delay Bond/Probationer Arrested For Felony. R 08/05/2009 Ch. SL 2009-412 S1079 Agricultural Research Farms. S 03/31/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S1080 Mining Permit Application Review by Locals. S 03/31/2009 Ref To Com On Agriculture/Environment/Natural Resources S1081 Drug and Alcohol Education Program. S 03/31/2009 Ref to Education/Higher Education. If fav, re-ref to Appropriations/Base Budget S1082 Juvenile Records/Probation Risk Assessment. H 04/23/2009 Ref to the Com on Juvenile Justice, if favorable, Judiciary III S1083 Little Tennessee River Basin Advisory Comm. H 08/05/2009 Re-ref Com On Finance S1084 Child Welfare Collaborative Funds. S 03/31/2009 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S1085 Legislative Commission on Gasoline Shortages. S 03/31/2009 Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate S1086 Correctional/Probation Training Comm. Study. S 05/12/2009 Re-ref Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S1087  (= H926) Continuous Alcohol Monitoring Systems. S 04/20/2009 Re-ref Com On Judiciary I S1088 Funeral Expenses State Highway Patrol. H 08/06/2009 Ref to the Com on Homeland Security, Military, and Veterans Affairs, if favorable, Appropriations S1089 Low-Risk Probationers May Be Unsupervised. R 07/10/2009 Ch. SL 2009-275 S1090 Amend Civil Procedure Rule 4. S 03/31/2009 Ref To Com On Judiciary II S1091 Clarify Wt. Measurement/Meth Trafficking. R 08/07/2009 Ch. SL 2009-463 S1095 Honor John Hope Franklin. S 04/02/2009 Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate S1106 Honor Vernon Malone. R 07/13/2009 Ch. Res 2009-26 S1150 Funds for Special Olympics NC. S 05/17/2010 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S1156  (= H2070) Defense of Marriage. S 05/17/2010 Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate S1177  (= H1810) Rev. Laws Technical & Admin. Changes. R 07/17/2010 Ch. SL 2010-95 S1178  (= H1959) No Felon as Sheriff. S 05/18/2010 Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate S1189  (= H1703) Adult Day Care Criminal Record Check Process. S 05/18/2010 Ref To Com On Health Care S1190  (= H1698) Update Long-Term Care Statutes. S 05/18/2010 Ref To Com On Health Care S1191  (= H1732) Nurse Aide Training Review. R 07/08/2010 Ch. SL 2010-69 S1192  (= H1692) Medicaid Dental/Special Needs Population. S 05/18/2010 Ref To Com On Health Care S1193  (= H1704) Implement LTC Partnership Program. R 07/08/2010 Ch. SL 2010-68 S1194  (= H1693) Develop Special Needs Dental Care Workforce. S 05/18/2010 Ref To Com On Health Care S1198  (= H1699) Education Cabinet Est. STEM Priority. R 07/01/2010 Ch. SL 2010-41 S1199  (= H1724) Est. Regional School Planning Comm. R 08/03/2010 Ch. SL 2010-183 S1200  (= H1718) JOBS Commission Pilot Schools. S 05/18/2010 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S1201  (= H1719) Add'l Flex./Coop. Innovative High Schools. R 08/03/2010 Ch. SL 2010-182 S1202  (= H1700) Budget Technical Corrections. R 07/21/2010 Ch. SL 2010-123 S1203  (= H1705) Consumer Guidelines for Hearing Aid Purchases. S 05/18/2010 Ref To Com On Health Care S1204  (= H1694) Comsn. on Children with Special Needs-Dentist. S 05/18/2010 Ref To Com On Health Care S1211 NCSU Funds/Industrial Extension Service. S 05/19/2010 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S1240  (= H1788) DV Funds. S 05/20/2010 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S1241  (= H1762) Domestic Violence Training for Judges. S 05/20/2010 Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate S1242  (= H1874) Clarifying Changes to Gen. Statutes. R 07/20/2010 Ch. SL 2010-97 S1243  (= H1812) DV Cases/Review Criminal Record. S 05/20/2010 Ref To Com On Judiciary I S1246  (= H1877) Four-Year Cohort Graduation Rate. R 07/20/2010 Ch. SL 2010-111 S1247  (= H1876) Amend Dropout Prevention Grants. S 05/20/2010 Ref To Com On Education/Higher Education S1248  (= H1875) Early Identif. & Interv. for At-Risk Students. R 07/23/2010 Ch. SL 2010-162 S1249  (= H1879) Study Raising Compulsory Attendance Age. S 05/20/2010 Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate S1250  (= H1878) Communities in Schools Funds. S 05/20/2010 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S1256  (= H1778) Brevard Academy/Retirement Election. R 07/21/2010 Ch. SL 2010-137 S1257 Honor Transylvannia County's 150th. S 05/20/2010 Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate S1258  (= H1679) Disapprove Comm. College Rule/Illegal Aliens. S 05/20/2010 Ref To Com On Education/Higher Education S1259  (= H1677) Delay Boylston Creek Reclass./Pub. Meetings. R 07/22/2010 Ch. SL 2010-157 S1260  (= H1785) Critical Water Grants/Jobs in Rural Areas. S 05/20/2010 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S1261 NC Child Welfare Ed Collaborative Funds. S 05/20/2010 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S1262  (= H1663) Multicampus Funds/Blue Ridge Comm. Coll. S 05/20/2010 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S1263  (= H1664) Brevard Charter Amendment. H 06/14/2010 Ref To Com On State Government/State Personnel S1264  (= H1772) Cherokee School Board Terms. S 06/30/2010 Re-ref Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate S1265  (= H1897) Treatment of Autism Disorders. S 05/20/2010 Ref To Com On Health Care S1266  (= H1899) Funds for School-Based Health Centers. S 05/20/2010 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S1267  (= H1742) Funds for Prevent Blindness. S 05/20/2010 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S1268  (= H1889) CASTLE/Funds. S 05/20/2010 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S1284  (= H1832) Farm to School Program/Funds. S 05/20/2010 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S1285  (= H1774) Eliminate Reduced Price School Meals/Funds. S 05/20/2010 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S1286  (= H1904) Screen For BMI Children CCNC Network. H 06/22/2010 Re-ref Com On Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House S1287  (= H1726) Improve Child Care Nutrition/Activity Stnds. S 05/20/2010 Ref To Com On Health Care S1288  (= H1776) Electronic Funds Transfers/Farmers Markets. S 05/20/2010 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S1289  (= H1756) Update Statewide Nutrition Standards. S 05/20/2010 Ref To Com On Health Care S1298  (= H1894) Various Local Occupancy Taxes. R 07/09/2010 Ch. SL 2010-78 S1333  (= H1701) NC Sustainable Communities Task Force. S 05/20/2010 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S1351 Regional Partnership Econ. Dev. Funds. S 05/24/2010 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S1358 School Calendar Flexibility/Inclement Weather. S 05/25/2010 Ref To Com On Education/Higher Education S1359  (= H2044) Amend Highlands Scholarship Fund. R 06/23/2010 Ch. SL 2010-9 S1415  (= H2039) Change Name to WNC Public Lands Council. S 06/08/2010 Re-ref Com On Appropriations/Base Budget S1436 Graham County Relief. S 05/27/2010 Ref To Com On Judiciary II S1437  (= H2045) Highlands Mayor Pro Tem. R 07/07/2010 Ch. SL 2010-58 S1440 Create Broadband-Smart Grid Task Force. S 05/27/2010 Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate S1441 e-NC/Request NC Pilot for LifeLine OnLine. S 05/27/2010 Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate S1442  (= H1752) E-NC Connectivity/Economic Development Funds. S 05/27/2010 Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate

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