North Carolina HB 3 — Relief at the Pump.

North Carolina, 2025E1. HB 3: Relief at the Pump.

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Official legislative source ↗

Latest action

October 9, 2026 — Signed by Gov. 10/9/2026

Summary

No summary was supplied. Use the original legislative source for the bill text.

Sponsors

• D. Hall — primary sponsor
• Adams — primary sponsor
• Almond — primary sponsor
• Arp — primary sponsor
• Balkcom — primary sponsor
• Bell — primary sponsor
• Biggs — primary sponsor
• Blackwell — primary sponsor
• Branson — primary sponsor
• Cairns — primary sponsor
• Campbell — primary sponsor
• Chesser — primary sponsor
• Cotham — primary sponsor
• Cunningham — primary sponsor
• Echevarria — primary sponsor
• Eddins — primary sponsor
• Ferguson — primary sponsor
• Gable — primary sponsor
• Gillespie — primary sponsor
• Goodwin — primary sponsor
• Greene — primary sponsor
• K. Hall — primary sponsor
• Humphrey — primary sponsor
• Huneycutt — primary sponsor
• N. Jackson — primary sponsor
• Johnson — primary sponsor
• B. Jones — primary sponsor
• Lambeth — primary sponsor
• Loftis — primary sponsor
• John Lowery — primary sponsor
• McNeely — primary sponsor
• Miller — primary sponsor
• Moss — primary sponsor
• Paré — primary sponsor
• Penny — primary sponsor
• Pless — primary sponsor
• Potts — primary sponsor
• Pyrtle — primary sponsor
• Reeder — primary sponsor
• Rhyne — primary sponsor
• Ross — primary sponsor
• Schietzelt — primary sponsor
• Scott — primary sponsor
• Shepard — primary sponsor
• Strickland — primary sponsor
• Torbett — primary sponsor
• Tyson — primary sponsor
• Ward — primary sponsor
• Warren — primary sponsor
• Wheatley — primary sponsor
• White — primary sponsor
• Willingham — primary sponsor
• Winslow — primary sponsor
• Willis — primary sponsor
• Zenger — primary sponsor
• Setzer — primary sponsor
• Howard — primary sponsor
• Kiger — primary sponsor
• Iler

Bill text

Filed Read version ↗

Edition 1 Read version ↗

Ratified Read version ↗

SL 2026-62 Read version ↗

Recorded votes

Legislative history

1. October 7, 2026Filed
2. October 7, 2026Passed 1st Reading
3. October 7, 2026Added to Calendar
4. October 7, 2026Passed 2nd Reading
5. October 7, 2026Passed 3rd Reading
6. October 7, 2026Special Message Sent To Senate
7. October 7, 2026Special Message Received From House
8. October 7, 2026Passed 1st Reading
9. October 7, 2026Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate
10. October 7, 2026Withdrawn From Com
11. October 7, 2026Placed on Today's Calendar
12. October 7, 2026Amendment Ruled Out-of-Order A1
13. October 7, 2026Passed 2nd Reading
14. October 7, 2026Passed 3rd Reading
15. October 7, 2026Ordered Enrolled
16. October 7, 2026Ratified
17. October 7, 2026Pres. To Gov. 10/7/2026
18. October 9, 2026Signed by Gov. 10/9/2026
19. October 9, 2026Ch. SL 2026-62

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