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  2. Feb 8

    The 's first Black legislator has a fascinating life story

    Abraham Galloway was born on this day in 1837. An abolitionist, Union spy, guerilla war general, and state senator, he lived many lives and used his considerable strategizing and oratorical skills to fight the institution of slavery.
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  3. Feb 4

    We were able to pass additional COVID-19 relief today that will help all North Carolinians.

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  4. Feb 4

    Several of our members stated that state and local pensions should be tax-exempt after bills proposing such status for retired military pay were introduced in the . Such a bill, HB 52, was introduced yesterday. It would phase in tax-exempt status for NC pensions.

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  5. Feb 4

    I cannot support in-person instruction until our frontline staff at our public schools are vaccinated and we can ensure the safety of students and staff through social distancing. 3/3

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  6. Feb 8

    The NC House will return to session at noon. The is expected to focus this week on a second relief bill, to spend the federal funds that were allocated in December. Action could happen as soon as late this week. We will keep you updated.

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  7. 9 hours ago

    Today, the NC Senate will vote on SB37 that will give K-12 students, and parents, the opportunity to choose in-person instruction or remote learning. I hope my colleagues will continue to prioritize student needs over politics.

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  8. Feb 3

    Great coverage of House bill 4 (S/O to ) by /! We look forward to today’s ABC committee hearing of the legislation and hope the members will support it.

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  9. Feb 4

    NC Attorney General announces $19 million settlement with consultant McKinsey for its role in opioid crisis via

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  10. Feb 4

    Some people are all about the weather forecast. I'm looking forward to the state revenue forecast next week. [This has been a wonky joke, but also true.]

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  11. Feb 4

    Today, I voted for H42 which makes sure critical COVID dollars will be available through this year to help families, schools, and healthcare providers across the state.

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  12. Feb 4

    I joined my colleagues in the today to pass House Bill 42. It modifies current COVID-19 relief legislation and sends $1.6 billion in new funds to our schools, with approximately $31 million for ! Proud my first vote makes an immediate impact here in .

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  13. Feb 7

    Best use of this clip.

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    Me trying to navigate through the NC Legislative Building
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  14. Feb 4

    Good morning, . Two big things happening today are the Senate's debate of the in-person schools bill, SB 37, and Gov. Cooper is having another press conference, this one about what he wants for COVID budget money. The will roll out another COVID relief bill soon.

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  15. Feb 3

    Check out how these winning corn hybrids performed in your area 🏆🌽

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  16. Feb 5

    Happy birthday Rep. ! Thanks for all you do from the folks at KGANC!

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  17. 49 minutes ago

    JUST IN: With no further debate or discussion, Senate votes 29-15 to pass the school reopening bill, sending it to the House

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  18. Feb 4

    When COVIDs impact was first being realized, physicians and PAs banded together to ask for help! provided $25million for financial relief. With only 58 days to distribute or return the $, WE DELIVERED! Thanks to everyone who helped our hometown heroes!

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  19. Feb 4

    First COVID bill of the year passes House unanimously, heads to . 12 Democrats and six Republicans are voting by proxy, under special COVID rules for legislators who don't feel comfortable being present during session.

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  20. Feb 5

    The approved $2.2 billion in COVID-19 relief yesterday. Items of interest included $39 million for broadband expansion, almost $95 million for vaccinations and $546 million in rental and utility bill assistance.

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  21. Feb 2

    Also let me be clear majority, the NC GOP. These have been synonymous for a long time.

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