North Carolina HB 437 — Drug-Free Zones/Unauthorized Public Camping.
North Carolina, 2025. HB 437: Drug-Free Zones/Unauthorized Public Camping.
Latest action
July 27, 2026 — Placed On Cal For 08/04/2026
Summary
No summary was supplied. Use the original legislative source for the bill text.
Sponsors
- Rhyne — primary sponsor
- Chesser — primary sponsor
- Pickett
- Biggs
- Campbell
- Huneycutt
- Johnson
- McNeely
- Reeder
- Carson Smith
- Willingham
Bill text
Filed Read version ↗
Edition 1 Read version ↗
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Ratified Read version ↗
A1: ADC-23-V-5 Read version ↗
Recorded votes
M11 Concur
June 30, 2026 · House · pass
yes: 73 · no: 40 · not voting: 0 · absent: 7 · excused: 0
Official vote source ↗Individual member positions (118)
| Member | Vote |
|---|---|
| Cohn | yes |
| A. Jones | yes |
| G. Pierce | yes |
| Pittman | yes |
| Willingham | yes |
| Adams | yes |
| Almond | yes |
| Arp | yes |
| Balkcom | yes |
| Bell | yes |
| Biggs | yes |
| Blackwell | yes |
| Blust | yes |
| Branson | yes |
| Brisson | yes |
| Brody | yes |
| Cairns | yes |
| Campbell | yes |
| Carver | yes |
| Chesser | yes |
| Cotham | yes |
| Davis | yes |
| Dixon | yes |
| Echevarria | yes |
| Eddins | yes |
| Ferguson | yes |
| Gable | yes |
| Gillespie | yes |
| Goodwin | yes |
| Greene | yes |
| D. Hall | yes |
| K. Hall | yes |
| Hastings | yes |
| Howard | yes |
| Humphrey | yes |
| Huneycutt | yes |
| Iler | yes |
| N. Jackson | yes |
| Johnson | yes |
| B. Jones | yes |
| Kidwell | yes |
| Kiger | yes |
| Loftis | yes |
| McNeely | yes |
| Miller | yes |
| Moss | yes |
| Paré | yes |
| Penny | yes |
| Pickett | yes |
| Pike | yes |
| Pless | yes |
| Potts | yes |
| Pyrtle | yes |
| Reeder | yes |
| Rhyne | yes |
| Riddell | yes |
| Ross | yes |
| Schietzelt | yes |
| Scott | yes |
| Setzer | yes |
| Shepard | yes |
| CarsonSmith | yes |
| Strickland | yes |
| Torbett | yes |
| Tyson | yes |
| Ward | yes |
| Watford | yes |
| Wheatley | yes |
| White | yes |
| Winslow | yes |
| Zenger | yes |
| Ager | no |
| Baker | no |
| Ball | no |
| Belk | no |
| G. Brown | no |
| K. Brown | no |
| T. Brown | no |
| Buansi | no |
| Budd | no |
| Butler | no |
| Carney | no |
| Cervania | no |
| Clark | no |
| Colvin | no |
| Cook | no |
| Crawford | no |
| Dahle | no |
| Dew | no |
| Greenfield | no |
| Harrison | no |
| Hawkins | no |
| Helfrich | no |
| F. Jackson | no |
| Jeffers | no |
| Johnson-Hostler | no |
| Lofton | no |
| Logan | no |
| Longest | no |
| Lopez | no |
| Morey | no |
| R. Pierce | no |
| Prather | no |
| Price | no |
| Quick | no |
| Reives | no |
| Roberson | no |
| Rubin | no |
| CharlesSmith | no |
| Turner | no |
| vonHaefen | no |
| Alston | absent |
| Liu | absent |
| Lambeth | absent |
| JohnLowery | absent |
| Sauls | absent |
| Warren | absent |
| Willis | absent |
Second Reading
June 24, 2026 · Senate · pass
yes: 26 · no: 16 · not voting: 0 · absent: 8 · excused: 0
Official vote source ↗Individual member positions (50)
| Member | Vote |
|---|---|
| Alexander | yes |
| Barnes | yes |
| Berger | yes |
| Brinson | yes |
| Britt | yes |
| Corbin | yes |
| Craven | yes |
| Daniel | yes |
| Ford | yes |
| Galey | yes |
| Hanig | yes |
| Hise | yes |
| Hollo | yes |
| Jackson | yes |
| Jarvis | yes |
| Jones | yes |
| Lazzara | yes |
| Lee | yes |
| McInnis | yes |
| Measmer | yes |
| B. Newton | yes |
| Overcash | yes |
| Rabon | yes |
| Sanderson | yes |
| Sawrey | yes |
| Settle | yes |
| Adcock | no |
| Applewhite | no |
| Blue | no |
| Chaudhuri | no |
| Chitlik | no |
| Garson | no |
| Grafstein | no |
| Lowe | no |
| Mayfield | no |
| Mohammed | no |
| Murdock | no |
| Robinson | no |
| Salvador | no |
| Smith | no |
| Theodros | no |
| Waddell | no |
| Batch | absent |
| Bradley | absent |
| Fatmi | absent |
| Garrett | absent |
| Burgin | absent |
| Johnson | absent |
| Moffitt | absent |
| Sawyer | absent |
Legislative history
- Filed
- Passed 1st Reading
- Ref to the Com on Judiciary 2, if favorable, Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House
- Reptd Fav Com Substitute
- Re-ref Com On Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House
- Reptd Fav
- Cal Pursuant Rule 36(b)
- Placed On Cal For 04/15/2025
- Passed 2nd Reading
- Passed 3rd Reading
- Regular Message Sent To Senate
- Regular Message Received From House
- Passed 1st Reading
- Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate
- Withdrawn From Com
- Re-ref to Judiciary. If fav, re-ref to Rules and Operations of the Senate
- Sequential Referral To Health Care Added After Judiciary
- Reptd Fav Com Substitute
- Com Substitute Adopted
- Re-ref Com On Health Care
- Reptd Fav Com Substitute
- Com Substitute Adopted
- Re-ref Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate
- Reptd Fav
- Amend Adopted A1
- Amend Tabled A2
- Amend Tabled A3
- Passed 2nd Reading
- Passed 3rd Reading
- Engrossed
- Regular Message Sent To House
- Regular Message Received For Concurrence in S Com Sub
- Cal Pursuant 36(b)
- Placed On Cal For 06/30/2026
- Concurred In S Com Sub
- Ordered Enrolled
- Ratified
- Pres. To Gov. 7/2/2026
- Vetoed 07/08/2026
- Received from the Governor
- Placed On Cal For 08/04/2026
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