Hale Affidavit and Exhibits

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REAPPONSIONI,IENT CRTTERIA

The reglslatlve staff aselgned to the proJect of redle-
trlctlng North carolinarg Gcneral Assenbly, together wlth the
etatlsEiclans retalned by the General .Aseembry to aaslst the
legtslative staff shall be gulded by the followlng gtandardg

ln the developnrent of the plans for the House and the Senate.

l. Each teglslatlve dtstrict shall ln accordance wlth
the regulrenents of the 14th Anendment to the Constltutlon of
the united states be drawn Bo as to eontaln rlgr95{ people per

House nember and 117r{89 for eaeh Senate nenber. lhe populatlon

of each dlstrict shall not vary frorn the above ftgures by nore

than a + 5t and the average devlatlon for. each House shall not
exceed 3.25t.

. In order to avold the dilutlon of the votlng
rights of ractal minorltles as protect,ed by the votlng
Rights Act of 1955 and the r4th and 15th Anendments to the

unltedt states conetltutlonr a DlsErlct shall bb created

wherever there are concentratlonE of raclar minorltles
that can, wlthout affirmative gerrymanclerlng, contaln 50t

lre practicable,or more of. such raetal minorlty and whe

such dlstrlct shalI be eonstrueted ao that such raclal'
minoritles shall constitute 65t of the populatlon ln such

d istricte.

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3. Arl leglslatlve dlstrlets rhall conslet of contlguous '

terr1toryasrequlredbytheNorthCarollnaConst1tutlonandaha1l
be aB compaet as ls practlcable conslgtent rlth regulrenentg I and

2 above.

4. No county shall be subdllvlded nor shall a county llne

be broken unless neceBsary to meet the requiremente of I andl 2 above.

5. To the extent conglstent, wlth all of the above regulre-

ments, districts ehould be constructed Bo as to recognlze the

staiets historic communltles and conmonallties of.interests wlth

respeet, to the inhabitants and constltuencles within such dlstrlcte

provided such conslderatlon shall not vlolate any of the prlnciples

liEted In paragraphs I through 4 above. -''

6. To the extent not ineonslstent ulth all of the above

standards and in order to mlnlmize voter confusibn.and malntaln

the lnt,erests set out ln paragraph 5 abovel pE€s€Dt leglslatlve'

dllstrict lines ehall be preserved.

7. During the eour8e of lts work, Ieglslative staff

asalgned to the reapportlonment, ProcesB ehall consult wlth the

Attorney General and retalned counsel wlth respect to any legaX'

issues anq shall neet regularly with qh" commltteeq of.the

Bouse and Senate appointed for this purPoseo

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8.lEttegtaffshallconpleteltsuorktotheendthat
aleglslatlvepropoaallspreparedforeachconmltteetohold
publlchearlngsontherespectlveplanstheweekofFebruary

1, 1982. The conmlLtee siaff shalI' ln consultatlon rith

thg comnittee and couneelr PrePare a malllng notlfylng

lnterested lndlviduars. and organlzaElong throughout the 
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gtat,eofthedateandtlrneofsuchpubllchearlngsand

shalI also cause aPproPrlate Press releases to be prepared

forthemedla.ThestaffshallalsoPreParesuchnoticeE
for publicatlon In the 1e9a1 notlces Bectlon of aPProPrlate

neuEPaPerS.

After t'he publlc hearlngs have been held the

respectlvecomnltteesshallseeksuchopinlonsfrottt,he
AttorneyGeneralandretalnedcounselaetheydeemaPPro-
priate and prePare a report to be acted upon by the

LegislaEure the week of FebruarY 8' 1982'

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HOUSE IEGTSI,ATIVE REDISIRICTII{G CO}O'IITIEE

I Febmary !, 1982

The House legislative Redistricting Comnittee net at

10:50 B.rrr. on February 91 1982, in Room 1228 of the legis-

lative Building.

Representative Li11ey, Cochairmanr ca1Ied the roeeting

to orcler. A ro11 call wa-s taken, and all nernbers were present.

Representative l,i11ey read a paragraph taken frorn a l.etter

from tire U. S. Justice Department to the Executive Secretary

of the State Board of Elections in vrhich our reCistrlctir:g

plan was rejected.. He stated that it would give the Comniittee

some idea of the gUidelines under which they would need to

operate

Representative Li11ey introduced. Jim llallace and. Tiare B.

Smiley, attor:reys in the Attorney General-'s office. Repre-

sentative Li11ey then recognized Jim tJa11ace, who restated

the two essential considerations that confront the Coromitteet

namely (f) that it was incumbent on them to apply the fed.eral

constitutional. one person, one vote requirements set by the

U. S. Supreme Court in reading the 14th auendment, and

(2) to indicate their advertence to concentrations of ruinority

t6ters in the eovered counties of the state. He stated, that 
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the attonneye wou.ld bo available for questions.

Representative Li1ley then introcluced Kathleen Heenan,

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who is an attorney with Jeuis Leonard's fi:m in Washington.

She spoke to the Committee and then answered a nurober of

questions.

Representative Li11ey then asked if there were any

amend.uents to Iiouse Bill 1 before them.

Representative Quinn was recognized. He read an amenC.-

ment affecting Districts 74 and ,, after which he answered

questions. Representative Lil1ey asked Bill llale, &n attorney

with the Legislative Servj-ces staff , vrhat the amend.ment did

I'ron the staldpoint of deviation. He was advised. that it was

r:rder 5% d.evt,ation. Representative QUinn moved that the anend-

uent be adopted. Representative Grady seconded the uotion.

Representative Alnond spoke against the notion after which

Representative li11ey asked. for any other discussion. There

being none, he asked for a vote on the amendment set forth by

Representative Quinn. 
'A vote was taken, division caIIed

27 in the affirmative, B opposed. .Motion carried. A copy

of the amenduent is'attached..

Rep::esentative Hackney sent forth an aroendment with a
copy of a map of the townships and districts affected and.

ir6ved ti:at th,' amendment be adopted. Representative Taylor

sBconded. BiLl. j{aIe ad,vised tlrat neither of the counties

ii:VOLVett' (Cnatjtr,.tu 6nrl Rund.olph) yrere covered by the voting
Eights Act and this change wourd not have the effect of

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putting the overall range over l9/o. Representative Redding

spoke in opposition to the amendment. A vote was taken.

The motion was defeated. Copies of the amendment.and nap

are attached

Representative Nash offered an amendment that affectecl

only Rowan County and. moved that it be adopted. Bill Hale

advised that the amendment did not affect the overall- range.

The motion was seconded by Representative Church. Follouing

a brief d.iscusSion, a vote vlas taken, the motion capied. A

copy of the amendment is attached.

A recess was called' at l-l:55 8.IIl.

rlhe neeting reconvened at D;25 p-m. at which tine Rep-

resentative llorgan offered an amend.ment and map that d.ealt

with Guilford County, ancl he uoved. for its adoption. The

motion r.ras secon$ecl by Representative Edwards. Mr. Gerry

Cohen ex-olained the amenCrnent further and stated. the district

relative deviations were all withtn ,%. There .being no dis-

cussion, a vote was taken, the notion carried. Cop:-es of the

amendruent and rnaP are attached-

Representative Gillan was recognizecl and made a motion

that House Bill 1 be given an unfavorable report. A vote
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was takcn, division was called - ? affirmative. and 22 opposeil.

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Representative Taylor offered an amendment concerning

Districts 12 and 14 and moveil for its adoption. The amencl-

ment would stay within 5% relative deviation and have no

ad.verse affect on the minority vote in that area. There

tlas no discussion. A vote was taken, and the urotion carried.

Representative Spaulding stated. that amendments would

be made on the floor of the House Chambe::.

Representative Guy moved that House Bill 1r as amendedl

be given a favorable reportl seconded by Representative Bone..

Representative Ilege was recognized and made a substitute

notion that House Bill l-, as amended, be clisplaced and that

the single member redistricting plan submitted by hin last

week be adopted. Represent'ative Hightower maile a motion that

Representative llege's substitution motion do 1ie upon the tablet

which he subsiequently withdrew. A vote vras taken on Represen-

tative l{ege's substitute motion, ani the motion failed.

The original bill was then back before the Committee.

A vote r.ras taken on giving House Bill 1r as ancnded r a f avor-

able report. The motion carried

The meeting adjourned at l2:1O P-m.

The IIouse Legislative Redistricting Comm.ittee reconvened

at V1OO p.m. on tr'ebruary 9, 198?r. irl Room ll22} of the Legis- ',
,lative Building.

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Representative Li11ey explained that the purpose of thiE

meeting was to get a uoti-on for a comroittee substitute for

House.Bill L in l_ieu of a favorable report as amended.- The

reason for this was that a cournittee substitute could be

processecl and printed sooner than an engrossed copy of the

original biIl. Representative Morgan uoved that the conmittee

reconsider the vote by which House Bill 1r as anendecl' was

girren a favorable rePort.

Bcpresentative Jones then moved that al'l' the amenduents

be incorporated into i Conmittee Substitute and that the Con-

mittee substitute be given a favorable report and the original

billbegivenanrrnfavorablereport.RepresentativeGuy
seconcled. A vote was taken and the motion carried''

The meeting adjourned at J:lO P'IA'

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EXTRA SESSTON 1982

EOUSE BILL T ,:

Corrittee Substitute ldlopted 2/9/82

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Sefeggerl-to: -Lgg!glative Bgdistrictiuq'

Pebruary 9. 1982

r I BILL to BB Ef,TIILED :r.

2lf,lcTTorPPoBTIotlruBDIsTBIcTsorTHEf,onTH
3 REPBESExtATIvES

4 rhe Geueral tssetbly of f,orth caroli,ua enacts:

Sectiou 1. G.S. 120-2 is rerritten to read:

6 '16 l2O-2. House apportioErent soecifleg.-- (1) For the PurPose :

7 of nt'ninating anrl electiog relbers of the f,orth caroliua Bouse of
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g Bepresentatives in 1982 and perioitically thereafter, the State of

g f,orth carolina shall be rtivitledt iuto the folloring ilistricts:

t0 District 1 shall elect tuo BePEeseotatites and shall consist of ...

il caldeo, chorao, currituck, Dare, Pasquotaok, Perquiraus, ald .

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t2 Tyrrell Counties; Eolly Grove Touuship of Gates County3 aud Lees

t3 ttilIs, Plyroutb, aod skinnersville rornsbips of Iashiugtoo '

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tB Dlstrlct 3 shalI

t9 6t EraYen, r.enott,

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elect one Represeatatile anil shatl cousist of,, 

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Couutiesi anil Scoppernoog Toroshtp ,'.-|{ ..:'" .r''.* '";.

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District 4 shall elect three Bepreseatatlves an0 sLall coaslst --

Carteret and Oaslor Coqaties.
*Distrtat 5 shall elect oae Bepreseutativef

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L lortharpiou Couotr: Iailiaa Uooisrr lorobrl, Soale 8lte, !D

5 loodrille torashj.ps of Eertle Couuty3 Gatesville, EaLL, Baslett:;.*W"*f:,,

S Buuters till, riotonsville, auil Beyaoldlsoa foraships of Gates ' 
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?. CbuDtr: and Harrellsril'le, talers teclr. lrEfreesboror. St. Jobas, ::t..i.;:

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10 ColeEain, teEry Eill; [itcbells, Ibites, aodl lludlsor Torusbips of ;t -,-,l,,,
11 Bertie Couoty; Aboskie. toruship of Bertfordl Couuty3 Beargrass, , I ' ,-..

lZ Cross Roads, Griffius, Jaresyllle, Pop1ar Poiat, fi11iars, aua t'11''r-i:t'ii'

13 rtlllarston tounsbips of f,artin couDtt; aud Bethel aui Caroifo" i.F'ti

1t1 Toroships of Pitt CouutY.

t5 District ? shalI elect one Bepreseutative autl shall consLst of

16 Briakleyville, Butterrood, Coaocoalara, Enfielil, taocett,

17 Ealifar, 'palryra, Boseneatb, Scotlanil !ecl, aud lelilou Tovlsbips

18 of Ualifar County: coose llest, llariltoa, and Bobersoorille

19 founships of lartin Couaty; aatl Fishing Creel, Forf , Saaily Creel,

20 Shocco, ancl Sarrentoo TornshiPP of Sarren CountT.

Zl District I shall elect four Bepreseotatlves anil shall consist

22 of Edlgecorhe, Iashe aud lilsou Couaties.

Z, District 9 shall elect tro Sepreseotatlves auil shall colslst 9f
,F

2L Greene CountT3 andl lrtbur, tyiteo, Belroir, Chicoil, Falh1alq;.;
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25 partvfffl, pountrln, Greenville, Griftoo, Grlreslaail, Pactolusrl-----5' ! 1'*i"
26 Srift Crlek, anil ElntervLlle Tounships of Pltt Couuty' '. 

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Distri,ct t0 sbal] elect one Bepreseltatlre and sball cooslst o{ 
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2 Dop1ia andl Joaes Couaties'

Distrttt 1t sball elect tro Bepreseutatlres

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6 of Bladen and saapsou counties; aud Borgau, casrell, Colurbia; -'"

? Eo1lr, Canetuck, Gradyl Loag creel, aod locty Point touushlps of

g peurrer couDtr/. 
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l0 of Federal Point, Hainett, lasonboro, anil lilringtou toroships of i

aL fer Eanover CouDtY. .

12 District lrt shall elect ooe Bepreseutatlve autt shall consist of - -

13 Eruasrick Couuty; Cape PeaE ?ornship of Der Eauover CounttS auil

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lt Distri.ct 15 shall elect one Bepresentative antl shall consist of

15 Colorbos CountY. t

1? Dlstrict l6 shall elect three Representatives aarl shall cooslst

1g of Boke and Robeson counties; antl spriag Bill, sterartsvllle, aoil

19 fiflialsons Tounsbips of Scotlanel County'

20 Distrj,ct 17 shall eleict oue Bepresentati're aod shall coosist of

21 Block 9Ot antl Euuaeration District 53tt of Census fract 3q la

22 ;ancbester Tornsbip, Block 901 anil Bnuleration District 535 ot

2J Ceusus Tract 34 io Seventy-Firet Tounshlp' Blocl 901 of CeDsus

2lr tract 3e in CarYerrs Creek Tounship, andl Cross Creek Precinct= -!q
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+elises aatl shall conslstDlstrictlsshallelectfourBepresentativesaatls]

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ETTITNM ISSEMBLY ()F NOHTH CAROUNA E)fiRA N 1982

I of the reraiutler of Curberlanil. Couaty

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shall elect tro BePreseltatires

Lee Countles.

sball elect tro Bepresentatires audl sball couslst

6 of Praalllu autt Johustoa Coontl'es'

7 District 21 shall elect sir Eepreseatatives and shall coasist

E of lake CouDtIT.

g District 22 shall ele.ct three Bepresentatives auil shall consist

l0 of CasreII, Granville, Person, aad faace Coonties: Littleton aoil

II Eoanoke Bapicls Tornshi.ps of Eallfar Couoty; auil Bartre€' JuCLlus'

12 lutbUsh, liver, Boanote, sirpound' aad srith creek lorushiPs of

f.U District 23 shall elect tbree Bepreseotatires autl shall consi'st

l, of Durhae couDtr. .

15 District 2tl shall elect tro Bepresentatives antl shall cousist

1?ofOraugeCounty3andBaldriorCapePearrCenter'Eadley'Har
18 niver, Bickorl tlouutaio, Eatthers, Ier llope, oaklanil, aud Eillial

19 TounsbiPs of Chatban CountY'

25 shalI elect four Bepreseotati.Yes antl shaIl consist
20District25sha]'IelecttouEuePreseEf'aLIYEDqugJ.lI..-

21 of alatance antl Rockinghar counties; and Beaver Islantl ana Snor

22 Creek Tounships of Stokes County'

2' District 26 shall elect ole BepreseutatiVe antl sball consist of

2lr proylrle6rjts ,!oinship eC Bandolph Couutl anil Greensboro Precincts

25 5, 6t i1 .81 19r 39, an! 30' aDtl FeDtress Torusbip of Guilfortl
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3 aadl Greeasboro Precincts 7.2.3. ll, g. t0, ll, 12, 13, 1ll, !lr-l
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5 35, aDA 36 of Guilford CountY.

6 Distri.ct 28 shall elect tro SepreseDtati.ves aDd sball consitt

? of Deep Rl.ver Torusbip, ?rieuilshl.p tornshlP, Eigh Polnt torashiPe

I .rarestoun Precincts anil 3, aDd South Surner 'Preciact of

9 Guilford CountY

10 District 29 sball blect one EepreseDtative and shall coDsist of

LL Belers CEeek and Saler Cbapel foroships of PorsYth Couuty aodl

12 torth Ceuter Grove Precinct, South ladison Precinct, forth tlonroe

13 Precinct agd Bruce, Clay, GEeeDe, Jeffersou, Oak 8i!9e, 'Bock

lt Creek auil tashiugtoD. TouDships of Guilford Countr.

L, District 30 shall elect oae Bepresentatlve anil shall consist of

16 flbright, Bear Creek, aotl Gulf Tornships of Chathal Countyi aual

l? fsheboEor. Coleridge, Co1urbia, Franllinville, Liberty, aotl

18 nautllelan Tornships of Eaodolph County.

19 District 3l shall elect ose Bepresentative anil shall consist of

20 loore CouatY.

ZL District 32 shall elect one Representative andl shall consist of

22 Bichrood.Countl; andl Laurel niU Tornship of Scotlautl Coooty.

Z) DlStri.ct 33 sball elect oae Eepresentative auil shall consist of

2b ihsos end tlontgotort couottee.
iTa9 Dirmlct 3l shall oleqt foqr Representatives antl shall coosist

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1 ltrell, CUiaa GroYe, G-old Ellli
f Sorao CooatT' -i -i,2 lorosbiPs of Soran coqDEI :-:

3 Dlrtrict 36 sball elect clgbt

Lltalcr, f,organ, 'lrq trorllelcr ,gi,l

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S Dlstrict $ "u"rl 
elect oae leprcsentatlve aad aLall colsist of

6 Clevel"oi, Fraullin, Loche, touDt Ullle SalisburT, Scotc} Irlst'

? Steelee autl UDit, Toroships I'l Boran Coouty'

8 Dlstrict 38 sball elect three Eepreseatatives aoil

9 of DaYitlsoa anil Davie Cooutl'es; anil Eagle lllls aail

sLa11.-coasist

Onlou Grove

10 tornshlps of Ireilell Couu-ty' 1 ,:

u Distrlct 39 shal1 elect oae Bepresentative auil shall coosLst of

12 Back Creek, Broyer, ceilar GroYe, colcoril, Graat, Level Cross' Xer

13 Bope, llel llarket, Pleasaat GEoY€, Bichlaall, tabernacle' trl'aitt'.

lt anil 0nioo Toruships 9f Randolph CouDtt'

tS Dlstrict q0 shall elect five EepreseDtativee anil sball coaslst

16 of , lbbotts creel, Bethalla, EEoadbat, clerronsrille,

1? f,ernersviLle, Lerisvllle, liitdlle I'orl, old Bichlood' oId Toru'

18 Soutb !ork, fieuar cod linstoa loruships of Porsytb CouotT'

19 District 01 sball elect three Bepresentatlves and shall coosist

20 of llleghauy, lshee loil surE, couatles; Etg Creel, DaaburT'

21 leadlors, PeteES creek, QuaIeE.. GaP' saOratoro, alil ratlkiu

?2 forosbips of Stokes Couuty; aatl BaId iountalo, Bloring EocI' Blue

.;'. 2)81itge, Boooe, Brushy ?orl, CoYe Creel, Elk, leat Carp' leu Biver'
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zb trortb ?ork, stony ?ort, antl ratauga Tornsbips of ratauga couuty'
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25Dtstrict:{2shalIelect.troRePEeseDtatl'resandshallcousistI ' rltneYs' sharPes' anil sugara'i'ZO of tllies'ri-a Iailklo Countles: aud Graltneys, Sharp
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District03sbarIeIectoneleprese!trtlveelileha1lconsistof

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S Oistrict ${ shall elect one lepresentatlre andl sball consLsa ot.:'

6 ttl11ers tollsbip of llerander County3 Calilrell, .Catauba, aud

? toontaio Creek Tornships of Catarba County; ald Barringer, Coildle

dcreet,'Daviclsou,!a11stora,an<lSh1Iohloraships,ofIredle11
9 county.

10 District q5 shall elect four Bepreseatatives and shall consist
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11 of Gaston aod Liucolu Couaties.

lZ District 06 shall elect tro f,epreseutatlves and shall cooslst

13 of Lorer Fork aud 0pper Pork forusbips of Burle Countt; anil

1lr Bandyrs, Clioes, Bickory, Jacobs !ort, aoil lertou fornshi'ps of

15 catarba CouutY-

16 District rl7 shall elect three Eepreseotatlres aatl shall cooslst

1? of tvery, Caldrell, and litchel-l Counties; Ellenilale, Little

18 niver, Taylorsville, ald li,ttenberg tornships of lleraufler

19 County; Drerel, Icarcl, Jonas Bitlge, Lorer Creek, SroLy Creek, au0

20 Upper Creek Tornships of Borle CouotyS and Beaverilal, Laurel

21 Creek, ancl Sharneehar Tornships of latauga County.

ZZ District rl8 shatl elect ooe Bepreseutative and shall consist of

23 Linvtlle, Lovelady, lorgantoo, Quaker lleador, anil Silver Creel . 
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2lr torashlps of Burke County. ' . r-:-i'

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,t E2, Distrlct rtg shall elect three Bepreseotatiyes aail sha11 coosLe

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26 of Cleveiaudl, Polk, and Eotherford Couutl.es. : . '1.::'

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1 District 50 shall elect one.lepreseltative aad ahall conslst of ':^'

2 lcDorell anil tauceY Couoties'

,. District 5t shall elect oae 3epreseotative aud

LBlul8ld9r,{learCreek,Ellneyrttle,ercenElrerl
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J alil 1111s liver Tounship" of Eendersoo County'

6 District 52 shall elect four Eepreseotatires
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. ? of Buncorbe antl fraasylvanii Counties; andl Crab

. I Creek Sornships of Eenilersoa Couety'

g 'District 53 shall elect tro Bepresentatires and ebali coasist

10 of Bayroo<l, .Iaclsoo, f,adisoa, aatl Srain Couuties: andl Stecoah and

11 tellor Creek tornsbips 6i Grahar Colnt;'
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12 Dlstrict 54 shall elect oie Bepreseltative and shall consist of

13 Cherokee, clay, altl lacon couutiesS aDd cheoah tornshlp of Grahar

? IL Couaty.

L5 (b) The Dares aad boundaries of torusbips specifietl iu this
as of

15 sectioo are as they sere legally ilefloeil anil la effect

1? Januart 1, 1980, and recognizeil 1! the 1980 u.S. Cersqs'

lE (cl For Guilford antl curberlauil counties, precluct bounilari'es

19 are as shorn ol tbe raPs , "" fi'le ritb the state Boartl of
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20 Blectious on Jaaua'ry r, lgaz. iu accorilance ritb G-s- t63-128(b)'

Zl If a1y changes in pr&ioct bounttaries are rade, the ar€as oD

2? l.he tap shall still rerain in the sare House District'r

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28

sec. 2- rhis act is effective uPoD ratifi.cation.

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Amendment ruo. 

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Principal Clerk)

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moves to amend the bill on Page 

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by subst{ trrt{ng tho rrorrtn. rtno-tseptoseatativos!-f,og tho uorda;-

ione Qepfe-eedatlJe:

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H.B. 3, A BrIt TO DE ENTITLED AN ACT OF Lr[rTED DUBATIO]|

IO DBLAI TRE PBIIIABY EI,ECTIONS fll 1982 ONLy, yith a favorable

EePoEt.

On notion of Bepresentative D. Clark, the rules are

suspencleal atrd the bill is placed before the House for iumediate

consitleration.

Bepreseotative D. Clark dtters Anenctmeut No. 1 uhich is

atlopted

The biltr ds aneuttecl, passes its seconcl reatling by

electronic vote (103-8).

The billr ES aueudetl, pabses its third reading ancl

ordered eugrossed anil sent to the Senate.

By Bepresentatives Jones aoil Lilley for the Coumittee

Legislative Reclistricting :

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It.B. 1. A Brr,L TO BE EHTTTLED AN ACt TO APPOnTTON THE

DISTRICTS oF TUB N0nTII CAnoLIllA HOUSE oF BDPnESENTATMS, uith an

unfavorable report as to biIl, favorable as to conuittee

substitute bill
0n notiou of Bepreseotative Li11ey, the suhstitute bill

is aclopted. Tho rules are suspendecl and the bill is placecl oD

the Calenrlar for irnnediate consitleration. The original bill is
placed oo the Unfavorable Calentlar.

Represent ative Ailans of fers Anendurent No. 1 vhich is

@ 
acloptecl by electronic vote (77-39). .

Represeutative Hux offers Amendnent llo. 2.

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