North Carolina Senate · 2025–2026 Session
SB 153: North Carolina Border Protection Act
Amendment (roll call 1) · March 4, 2025 · Yeas 28, nays 15 · Party-line vote
How each party voted
Senate President Pro Tempore Phil Berger voted yea.
Bill
- Bill
- SB 153
- Motion
- Amendment
- Date
- March 4, 2025, 16:39
- Session
- 2025–2026 Session
- Yeas–nays
- Yeas 28, nays 15; 7 didn't vote (7 with an excused absence, 0 excused from voting)
- Result
- Passed, as the General Assembly's vote record marks it
The chamber on this vote
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How each member voted
Yea (28)
- Ted Alexander R-44
- Lisa Barnes R-11
- Phil Berger R-26
- Jim Burgin R-12
- Kevin Corbin R-50
- Dave Craven R-29
- Warren Daniel R-46
- Carl Ford R-33
- Amy Galey R-25
- Bobby Hanig R-1
- Ralph Hise R-47
- Mark Hollo R-45
- Brent Jackson R-9
- Steve Jarvis R-30
- Todd Johnson R-35
- Dana Jones R-31
- Michael Lazzara R-6
- Michael Lee R-7
- Tom McInnis R-21
- Tim Moffitt R-48
- Buck Newton R-4
- Paul Newton R-34
- Brad Overcash R-43
- Bill Rabon R-8
- Norman Sanderson R-2
- Benton Sawrey R-10
- Vickie Sawyer R-37
- Eddie Settle R-36
Nay (15)
- Gale Adcock D-16
- Val Applewhite D-19
- Sydney Batch D-17
- Dan Blue D-14
- Jay Chaudhuri D-15
- Sophia Chitlik D-22
- Terence Everitt D-18
- Lisa Grafstein D-13
- Julie Mayfield D-49
- Mujtaba Mohammed D-38
- Natalie Murdock D-20
- Gladys Robinson D-28
- DeAndrea Salvador D-39
- Caleb Theodros D-41
- Joyce Waddell D-40
Excused (7)
- Woodson Bradley D-42
- Bob Brinson R-3
- Danny Britt R-24
- Michael Garrett D-27
- Paul Lowe D-32
- Graig Meyer D-23
- Kandie Smith D-5