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How laws are made. State Agencies and Departments. How laws are made. General Assembly’s Website. State Agencies & Departments. Starting in January 2016, photo identification will be required to vote in North Carolina's elections. Watch this exciting video from the State Board of Elections to learn more about Photo I.D. requirements and information on acceptable forms of Photo I.D. August 11, 2015. The “Restoring Proper Justice Act,” was signed into law by Governor McCrory last week. If a physician is no...

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North Carolina State Constitution | Chris Millis

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How Laws Are Made. North Carolina State Constitution. That the great, general, and essential principles of liberty and free government may be recognized and established, and that the relations of this State to the Union and government of the United States and those of the people of this State to the rest of the American people may be defined and affirmed, we do declare that:. Section 1. The equality and rights of persons. Section 2. Sovereignty of the people. Section 4. Secession prohibited. This State s...

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Visit the Legislative Building | Chris Millis

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How Laws Are Made. Visit the Legislative Building. The North Carolina General Assembly met in the State Capitol from 1840 until the State Legislative Building was completed in January 1963, and in 2013, we celebrated its 50th Anniversary. Committee rooms and members’ offices are located on the first floor. At the south center are the news media service areas with space for newspaper, radio, and television representatives to work. There is also space there for members to hold press conferenc...A special f...

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45 Years of Budget Perspective | Chris Millis

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How Laws Are Made. 45 Years of Budget Perspective. August 10, 2015. How often over the past 45 years has the General Assembly passed a budget before the new fiscal year begins? Not all that often, as it turns out. We got to thinking about this after reading an informative newsletter from House Appropriations Chairman Chuck McGrady. 8221; It’s kind of nerdy, so we decided to take the relevant information and make the following chart so we could compare graphically how many days before or after the e...

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Budget | Chris Millis

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How Laws Are Made. Fiscal Uncertainty Hurts State Economy. February 21, 2017. Guest post by John Hood Do governors and state legislators really have much to do with the performance of state economies? If governors and state legislators are to be believed, their policies are responsible for all good economic news and rarely responsible for the bad news. It’s easy to ridicule the self-importance of politicians. […]. House Strengthens Savings Requirements. February 15, 2017. To Surplus With Love. While our ...

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Millis Statement on the Budget | Chris Millis

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How laws are made. State Agencies and Departments. How laws are made. General Assembly’s Website. State Agencies & Departments. Millis Statement on the Budget. May 22, 2015. Dear citizens of the 16th District,. Late last night and into the morning, the State House presented and voted on the 2015 Appropriations Act – House Bill 97. This bill embodies two of the highest powers afforded to the legislature by the people: the power to tax. And the power to spend. For example, House Bill 97 moves to extend yet.

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Millis for NC House. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Jobs & Taxes. Host A Coffee House Gathering. Facts about NC’s economy as we enter 2016. January 1, 2016. Please take a few minutes to view this informative video from Lt. Gov. Dan Forest. While individuals, not government, create jobs most efficiently and effectively, there is no question that the laws, rules, and policies instituted by government can create an environment for jobs to either increase, or be lost. I hope in 2016 that...

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