House overrides Cooper’s veto of Helene relief bill making it law
RALEIGH — North Carolina House lawmakers voted, 72 to 46, on Wednesday to override Gov. Roy Cooper’s veto of the Helene relief bill (SB382). In addition to providing more than $200 million in disaster funding, it weakens the powers of some state offices.
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With a week left, Congress hasn’t funded Helene disaster relief. Will NC get the money?“I heard one Freedom Caucus member in a budget hearing today railing against the disaster relief bill and calling the ...
North Carolinians look on and hold protest signs as legislators override the governor’s veto of Senate Bill 382, a controversial power shift bill they decried as a “legislative coup.” The bill ...
On Wednesday afternoon, state lawmakers voted to override Governor Cooper's veto of Senate Bill 382, a controversial Helene ...
Rep. Mark Pless’ problems with the bill had nothing to do with its restructuring of power in state government. How he was ...
After struggling at the ballot box, North Carolina Republicans could've honored the will of the state's voters. They instead ...
This law threatens public safety, fractures the chain of command during a crisis, and thwarts the will of voters,” Gov.-elect Josh Stein said in a statement.
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