Affidavit of William Hale; Reapportionment Criteria; Minutes of the House Legislative Redistricting Committee; General Assembly of North Carolina House Bill 1; North Carolina General Assembly Amendment and House Journal; House of Reps. Roll Call

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Wllllam Kenneth Hale, being duly sworn, deposes and says:

1. I am an attorney licensed ln the State of North Carolina and am

employed by the North Carolina General Assembly. I served as chlef

counsel to the House LegisJ-atlve Redistrictlng Conrnittee (hereinafter

the Conrmlttee) for the 1981 General Assembly.

On January 28, L982, the Corrnlttee adopted a set of criteria, based

on federal and State redistrlcting requlrements, to gulde it in

creating representative dlstricts for the North Caro1l-na General

Assembly. (A copy of these criteria is attached hereto as Hale

Affidavit /12 Exhibit A'and ts hereby incorporated by reference as if

fu1ly set forth herein.)

I was Present at the Conrmittee meeting during the morning of February 9,

L982, at which Representatlve Robie L. Nash made a motion to dlvide hls

two-member dlstricg (couprising all of Rowan County) lnto two single-

member distrlcts. (A copy of the minutes of this meetlng ls attached

hereto as Hale Affidavit //2 Exhlbit B'and is hereby incorporated by

reference as lf fully set forth herein.) At that particular time there

was a tremendous amount of work to be done in a short period of time,

the result of which was that no one realized that the Cormitteers criteria

prohibited this action. The biIl, with Representative Nash's change

ineorporated, was reported favorably to the floor of the House of

Representatives. (e copy of the Committee Substitute for House Bill 1,

adopted 2/9/82, ls attached hereto as Hale Affidavlt il2 Exhibit C/and is

hereby incorporated by reference as if fulLy set forth herein.)

Prlor to the convenlng of the House floor session on Februat! 9, 1982,

this error $ras dl-scovered. The Cornmittee Cochairmen, Representatlves

Robert A. Jones and Danlet- T. Lilley, asked Representatlve Allen Adams

to offer an amendment to restore Rowan County to a two-member district.

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I was present during the debate of thls amendment on the House

f1oor. Representative Adams pointed out that under the Comritteers

criteria there rras no reason to divide Rowan County into two dlstricts;

that the relative deviation of the two-member dlstrlct was well under

+ 57"; and the county was not covered by the Voting Rights Act of 1965;

and there was no dilution of uinority voting strength in the two-member

district in violation of the 15th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.

As a result of this persuasive argument, the :mendment was adopted by

a vote of 77 to 39. (Copies of Amendment No. 1, the House Journal page

reflecting thts floor action, and the House ro11 call- sheet for Amendment

No. 1 are attached hereto as Hale Affidavit /12 Exhibit D/and are hereby

incorporated by reference as if fu1Iy set forth herein.)

Sworn to and subscribed before ue this

4^,& day of M-, LsBz.

Mv comrnission Expi ,""fu at l?e3

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REAPPORTTON}IENT CRTTERIA

rhe leglslatlve staff aselgned to the proJeet of redls-
trlct,lng North carollnarB General .Assenbry, together wlth the
st,atistlclans retained by the Generar .Aseembly to asslet the
legislative staff shalr be gulded by the folrowlng atandards

ln the deveroprnent of the plans for the Bouse and the senate.

L. Each leglslatlve dlEtrict shall ln accordance wlth
the regulrements of the 14th Amendment to the ConsEltutlon of
the united states be drawn so as to contain 48r95rl peopre per

House nember and 117r489 for each Senate member. The populaElon

of each dlst,rict shall not vary from the above ftgures by more

than a + 5t and the average devlatlon for. each Bouse sha]I not
exceed 3.25t. .

2. In order to avold the dilutton of the votlng
rlghts of racial minorlties as protect,ed by the Votlng

Rights Act of 1955 and the 14th and r5th Amendmente to the

unlted states constltutionr a DlsErlct sharr bb created

wherever there are concentratlons of raclar minorltles
that ean, wlt,hout aff irmative gerrymandlerlngr contatn 50t

or more of such raelal minority and where practicable 1

such district shall be construeted 80 that such raclal
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3. ll1 leglslatlve dletrlcts shall conslst of contlguou8

terrltory 88 regulred by the North carollna Constltutlon and ghall

be as conpact aB ls practlcable conslstent wlth regulrenents I and

2 above. .

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

be broken unless necessary to mee! the requiremente of I 
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2 above'

5. go the extenE conBlstent, with all of the above requlre-

ments, dlstrlcts ehould be constructed so as to recognize the

staiers historlc communlties and commonallties of.interests wlth

respeet to the lnhabitants and constltuencles within such dlstrlcts

provided such conslderatlon shall not vlolate any of the prlnciples

listed ln paragraphs 1 through 4 above' ' '

5. To the extent not inconsistent with all of the above

standards and in order to nlnlmize voter confusibn and .malntaln

.the lnterests get out ln paragraph 5 above 7 present legls1atlve

dlstrlct lines shaIl be preserved'

7. During the eourse of lts work, legislative staff

assigned to the reaPPort,lonment, Procesg ehall consult wlth the

Attorney General and retalned counEel wlth respect Eo any legal

issues anq ahall meet regularly with qh" commltteeg of.the

House and Senate appointecl for this Purpose'

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8.lBregtaffshallcompleteltsgorktotheendthat
alegislatlvepropoaallspreparedforeachconrmltteetohold
publlchearlngsontherespectlveplanstheweekofBebruary

1, 1982. The comnlt'tee eiaff ehall' ln consultatlon rith

the comnlttee and counser, prepare a rnalllng notlfytng
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I fnterested lndlvicluals and organlzatlons throughout the

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r stare of the date and tlme of such pubrlc hearlngs and

I snall also cause approprlate press re]easee to be prepared

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[ ,. After the publlc hearlngs have te"n held t'he

[ ,""pectlve commlttees shall seek such opinions from t,he

I oaaorney General and retained counser as they deem appro-

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MINUTES

HOUSE LEGISLATIVE REDISTRTCETIIG CO}II{TTTEE

tr'eb:rrary !, 1982

lhe House Legislative Redistricting Comnittee net at

1O:5O a.m. on ?ebruary 9 , 1982, in Room !228 of the l-,egis-

lative Build.ing.

Representative fri1]ey, Cochairnan, ca]Ied the neeting

to orcler. A ro11 call was taken, and all members were present.

Representative Li11ey read a paragraph taken from a Jetter

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

of the State Board of Elections in vrhich our reCistricting

plan was rejectecl. He stated that it would give the Comruittee

sone idca of the gUidelines under which they woulti, need to

operate

Representre'bive Li11ey introduced Jim llallace and. Tiare E.

Smiley, attor:1eys in the Attorney General's office. Repre-

sentativc Lil1ey then recognized Jin lIaLlacer who restated

the two esse:rtiaI consideratj-ons that confront the Committeet

namely (f) that it was incumbent on them to apply the federal

constitutional- one personr one vote requirements set by the

u. s. supreme court in reading the 14th amendment, and

(Z) to ind.icate their advertence to concentrations of minority

t6ters in the bovered counties of the state. He stated' that 
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the attOf.rreys viou.ld, bo availabLe for questions. . ..

Representative Li1ley then introduced Kathleen Heenant

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who is an attorney with Jerris Leonard's firm in Washington.

She spoke to the Committee and then answered a number of

questions.

Representative Li11ey then asked if there were any

amendments to llouse Bill I before them.

Representative Quinn was recognized. He read. an amencl-

ment affecting Districts 74 and 7) after which he answered.

questions. Representative Li11ey asked Bill llale, an attorney

with the Legislative Services staff, vrhat the amendment did

1'ron the standpoint of deviation, He was advised. that it was

under 9% d.evtation. Representative QUinn moved that the aueacl-

nent be adopted. Representative Grady seconded the notion.

Representative Alnond. spoke against the notion after wbich

Representative Li11ey asked for any other discussion. llhere

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

Representative Quinn. 
'A vote was taken, division called -

27 in the affirmative, B opposed. .I'lotion carried.. A copy

of the auendment is'attached.

Representative Hackney sent forth an arqendment with a

copy of a Dap of the townships and districts affected aail

indved tirat th,' bmendment be adopted. Representative Taylor

s6conded. Bill ilale advised that neither of the counties

iilVOl,VUA' (Crretltr,.ur enrl Rund.olplr) were covered by the Voting
Rights Act and this chahge 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 roap

are attached

Representative Nash offered an amendment thaL affected

only Rowan County and moved that it be ad.opted. Bill Hale

advised that the amendment did not affect the overall range.

The notion was seconded by Representative Church. FoLLotring

a brief discussion, a vote was taken, the motion caryied. A

copy of the amendment is attached.

A recess was called' at Il:J) a-tn.

The meeting reconvened at D;2, p.m. at which tine Rep-

resentative Morgan offered an amendment and nap that deaLt

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

notion r.ras seconf,ed by Representative Edwards. Mr. Gerry

Cohen explained the amendment further and stated the district

relative deviations were all within >%. There .being no dis-

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

anendruent and maP are attached.

Representative Gil1an was recognized. and made a notion

that House Bill 1 be given an unfavorable report. A vote
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was taken, division was calIed - 7 affirmative. and 22 opposed,.

Motion failed.

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Representative Taylor offered an amenduent concerning

Districts 12 and 14 and movecl for its adoption. The amenil-

ment would stay within ,% relative deviation and have no

adverse affect on the minority vote in that area. There

tras no discussion. A vote was taken, and the urotion camied.

Representative Spaulding stated. that amend.ments would

be mad.e on the floor of the House Chamber.

Representative Guy noved that House Bill Ir as aroended.,

be given a favorable reportl seconded by Representative Bone..

Representative Ilege was recognized and made a substitute

uotion that House Bill I, as amended, be displaced and that

the single member redistricting plan submitted by hiu last

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

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

which he subsequently withdrew. A vote was taken on Represen-

tative l{ege's substitute motion, ani the motion failed.
The original bill was then back before the Coumittee.

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

able report. The motion carried

The meeting adjourned at l2z7O p.m.

The llouse Legislative Redistricting

at VzOO p.u. on tr'ebruary 91 198?r. iu Room

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Representative liL1ey e:rplained that the purpose of this

meeting was to get a motion for a comrnittee substitute for

House'8i11 1 in lieu of a favorable report as amended' The

reason for this was that a Committee Substitute could be

processecl and printed sooner than an enBrossed copy of the

original biII. Representative llorgan uoved' that the Comrnittee

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

girren a favorable rePort.

Representative Jones then moved that al1 the amendaents

be ineorporated into i conmittee substitute and that the cou-

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billbegivenanrrnfavorab].ereport.RepresentativeGuy
seconded.Avotewastakenand'themotioncarlied.

The meeting adjourned at VzLO P'm'

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GENERAL ASSEMBLY t)T N(}RTH CAR()LIT{A

EXTRA SESSION 1982

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Colrittes Substitute ldloPteil 2/e/82

Bouse Di,strists-

Befeggect-to: -Leglglative Bgaistrictiuq. i'- ----:i ':''^

?ebruarY 9. 1982

I BILL TO BB IITITLED

If, ICT TO IPPOBTION THB DISTEICTS OT THE f,ONIH CTBOLIXT

BEPBESEXTATIVBS :

Tbe General Asserbly of f,orth Caroliaa enacts:

ig lZO-2. House apoortionaeng soecifietl.-- (a) Por the PurPose

of orrlinating aad electiag reebers of the f,orth caroliua Eouse

Bepresentatives in 1982 and perlotlicallt thereafter, the State of

f,orth carolina shall be rtividert into the folloring ttistricts:
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District I shall elect tro Bepreseutatives aotl shall coasist of ..

canden, chorau. currituck, Dare, Pasquotank, Perquiraus, and 
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TyrreII Counties: HoII, Grove Tounship of Gates County: and Lees

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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NORTH CAROLINA EXTRA SESSION 1982 .;'ri'

1 District 4 shall elect tbree

Z of Carteret aad Oaslor Couuties.

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;rortrarpiou couoty3 rodian roodlsr^ Borobcr, saare Bite, ."a'Fi+.f

S loodrille tornships of Bertle Couuty: GatesYille, Eall, Easlettr 
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6 Suaters liIl, tlintonsville, and Beyaoldsou loruships of Gates

7 Cbuoty; ancl Earrellsville, talets tecl, lurfreesboEor. St- Jobus, ,. .:' : .. ,
I ald lioton Torusbips of Bertfordl Coout;r.

g District 6 shall elect ooe Bepreseutative aad shall coasist of

10 ColeEai.n, terry EiIl; [itcbells, Ihi.tes, aod liutlsor Touusbips of

lI Berti.e Couaty; lhoskie. tornship of Eertfordl Countr: Beargrass,

12 Cross Roads, Griffias, Jalesll,lle, Pop1ar Poiat, fil1iars, aod

13 fllliarston founships of iartiu Couuty; autl Betbel anO Caroliua

111 Tornshi.ps of Pitt CountY-

L5 District ? shall el.ect one Bepreseatative aod shall consi-st of

16 Brinkleyville, Butteruootl, CoaocoDnaEa, Enfield, Faucett,

17 Ealif ar, Pallyra, Boseneath, Scotlantl lecl, aud leltlou Tovaships

18 of Halifar CountyS Goose llest, Halilton, aod Bobersonville

19 lounships of lartin Couaty; and Fishing Creek, Fort, Sanily Creek,

20 shocco, ancl Sarrenton TornshiPg of garrea county.

ZL District I shall elect four Bepresentatives antt sball coasist

2? of Etlgecolhe, f,ashr and lilsou Couoties'

Z) Ilistrict 9 shall elect tuo Represeotatives antl shall coosist of

2lr Greene Cou1t7; andl trthurl tydeo, Belroir, Chicod, PaIkIanQ,
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25 Farrrtt te, Pountrl.o, Greenville, Griftou, Grlreslanil' Pactotus'
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY ()F }IORTH CARI)LINA DffRA SESSION 1982

1 District l0 shall elect one

2 Duplio and Joaes Couaties.

Bepresentatlre aad sba11 coaslst of .. t..-:,

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S District 12 shall elect tro EepreseDtatires aod shall conslst'

5 of B1aden and Saupson Countles; aud Burgar, Casrell, Colurbiar'

f 8ol1y, Canetuck, Grady, Loag Creel, antt locly Point tornshiPs of

I Pentler CountY.

g Dlstrict 13 shall elect tro Bepreseotatlves anil

10 of Pederal Point, Hainett, lasonboro, anil |ilriagtou

IL fer Eanover CouatY -

LZ District l4 shall elect one Represeltatlve aud sha1l coasist of.. ,,

13 Brunsrick County; Cape Pear ?ornship of Xer Eauover Countt3 aa0

llr Topsail Tornship of Pender Couuty. ' 
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16 Colurbos CountY. t

17 Dlstrict 16 sball elect three Representatives and sball cousist

18 of Eoke aud Robeson Counties; aotl Spriug Bill, Sterartsvllle, and ., 1

19 Eitliatsoos Tornsbips of Scotlanil Couuty. ' I 'l' "

2oDistrict17sha11e1eictoneBepresentativeaodsha1lconsistof;;l

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I of the reraiuder of Curberlaail Couuty not

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E of Sake CountY

g District 22 shall ele.ct three Bepresentatives anil sha1l cooslst

10 of CasceII, Grauville, PeEsoD, aad faoce Cooaties: Littleton aad

aI Boaaoke Bapids Tounships of Ealifar CoootT; aad EartEee, Juilll'us,

12 lutbush, 3iver, Boanole, Sirpound, aad Slith Creek Torlships of

1l farEen CouotY.

ll District 23 shall elect tbree Bepreseotatives auil shall consist

l, of Durbar Coultt.

15 District 2tt shalt elect tro Bepreseatatives antl shall consist

1? of orange county; aurt Baltlria, cape Pear, center, Batlley, Har

1,8 niver, EickorT tlouutain, lattheus, f,er Hope, Oaklantl, aud Eillial

19 TorDships of Chatban CountY.

ZO District 25 shall elect four Bepresentati.Yes antl sha1l consi.st

21 of llarance anrl Rockioghar Counties; and BeaYer fslanil and Snor

22 Creek Tounships of Stokes Couaty.

Z, Distric t 26 shaII elect oDe Representative antl shall consi'st of

Zlr provlde666 Tornship sf Bandolph Couoty andl Greeasboro Preciucts

21 5, 61 71 .8r 19r 39. aD6 30, aDd Pentress Torusbip of Guilforil
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2 tadlisou Precinct, South lonroe

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Preciact, tortb Suroer Preclact..':''$;

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25, 26, 27, 28, 31, !2, 33, !!r'',

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6 District 28 shall elect tro Eepresentatives aud shall coDsitt

? of Deep Rl.ver TouushiP, Frleuilshlp tornshlP, Bigh Polnt TornshiPr

d .rarestoru Precincts 1 aad 3, aDdl South Surner - Preciact of

9 GuilfoEd CouutY.

10 District 29 shall blect one BePreseotative and shall consist of

I[ Belers Creek anil Saler Chapel foroships of Eorsyth Couuty aDdl

12 Iorth ceuter Grove precinct, south latlison Precinct, lorth toDroe

13 precinct antl Bruce, clay, GreeDe, Jeffersoo, oak Bidge, BocL

1lr Creek aud gashingtoD. TouDsbips of Guilforil countT'

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

16 flbri9ht, Bear Creek, aotl Gulf Tornships of Chathal County3' aDA

1? lsheboEo, coleridge, colurbi'ae Fraoklinville, Liberty, and

18 Baodlelan Tornships of Baodolph Couuty'

19 District 31 shall elect one Bepresentative and shall consist of

20 loore CouutY.

2l District 32 shatl elect oDe Representative anrl shalI consist

22 Bichrond.county; and Laurel nilt Tornship of scotlautl countr'

?) olStri.ct 33 shall elect ooe Bepresentative aad shall consist

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S District 3i shafl elect oae leprcsentatlre alC ehall colsl'st of

r\' 6 Cl"telaads ?raal}ia, Locle, louDt UIII, Sal'isbur7, ScotcL Irlsb,

? Steeler antl Uuity fornsbips ln Borao CooDtr'

I Dlstrict 38 sball elect three Eepreseatatives alil sball-.cousist

9 of Daritlsol auil Davie Couatl,es; aatt Eagle !111s aail Oalol Grove

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1O tornsblPs of Iredell CoultY. . : .

11 Distrlct 39 shall elect one Eepreseatative aotl shall coosLst of

12 Back Creel,, Brorer, Ceaar Grove, Colcoril, Graut, Level Cross, Xer

13 Bopee t|er iarket, Pleasaat GEoye, Ricblaadl, Tabernacle, ?riaitt,

1lr aail Uniou Toruships 9f Bantlolph Couat;.

t5 Dlstrict rl0 sball elect five Eepresentatives anil sLall coaslst

16 of , lbbotts Creel, Bethaal.a, Broailba;r Clelronsrille,

1? f,eroersrille, Lerisville, litldle lork, Old Bichrootl, Oldl foru,

18 Sooth !ork, fleua, antl Sinstoa lornshLps of ?orsytb CooatT.

19 District qt shall eteci three Bepresentatlves aadl shall coasist

20 of llleghauy, lshe, aad surry couaties; Big creel, IlanburTt

21 leadors, Peters Creel, Quater.. GaPr Sauratorn, ald fatltlu

?2 forosbips of Stokes Couuty: antl BalA iouotaiu, Blorl'og Bocl, Blue

23 Bldge, Boooe, Brushy ForI, CoYe Creet, Elk, leat Carp, ter Biver,

2b forth pork, Stooy PorI, and latauga Tounships of latauga County'

Z, Otstrict - q2 shaII elect'tro Eepreseutatlres and shall couslst
..8'ZOot fllieS ala fadklo CouotlesS aail Graltleys, Sharpes, ane Sugar

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District 03 shafl elect one nepresentetire rnil ehalt colsist of

S District 40 shall elect oDe lepresentatire anil shall coasist ol ,*t:o", t.'iir,,.,

5lil1erstoyDshipofl1eraaderCounty3Ca].ilre11,.cataUba,auil
? louutain creek Tornsbips of catarba county; aud Barringer, coildle

E creeL r', Davitlson, Fallstora, aad shlloh tornshl'ps ' of lredlell ' ' ' :'

9 cooaty 
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10 District tl5 sha1l elect four Bepreseutatives and sball consLst

1I of Gaston aod Lincolu Countieso

L2 District 06 shall elect tro Bepreseatatlves aad shall couslst ' :,.'

13 of Lorer Fork aoil upper Forl Torasbips of Burle countT; anfl

llr Bandyrs, Clines, Bickorl, Jacobs Forl, anil lertoo fornships of

15 Catarba CountY.

1O District q? sball elect three Bepreseotatires anil shall conslst

1? of lvery, caldrell, ant[ litchell couoties; Ellentlale, Little

18niver,Tay1orsvil1e,aadEitteuber9Tornsbipsofl1eraniler
19 County3 Drexel, Icar6, Jonas Eitlge, LoreE creek, sloky creek, alo

20 Upper Creek Toruships of Burke county; and Beaverdal, Laurel :

2L creek, aatt sbayneebar Tornships of latauga county.

22Districttr8shalIelectooe8epresentatiYeaodsha11consistof
2) Linyille, Lovelaily, lorgaotooi Quaker tleador, auil Sllver Creel '

2lr toraships of Burke couDtr- , ' t'i.:{,t,'ii
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2, Distrlct 0g shall elect three Bepreseotatives anil shall coosist f, ^:f

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26 of Clevelaad, Polte and EotherfoEd Couutl.es; "'r" '"-# .f-S'

Bethaoyr Charbersburg, Coacordl GooI SPrl'lg, ter Eope, O1llr
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Sbarpesbgag, Statesville, anil furaersbuEg tolgsbipe of fredtell

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I District 50 sball elect one.tepresettative rnd shall conslst of
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2 lcDorell aDd taDceY Coonties.

)' Dietrlct 51 shall elect oDe SePreseDtative aud sball conslst "l *,,_i
t Eluo Bldgo, ]Cl*.r Creek, Ellneyvllle, eEcea Blrcr, llcadcraoo:tat"r;i_?,

! alil lUls fiver Tornships of Bendersoa Coontyo ' ': 
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6 District 52 sball elect four Bepreseotatires rldl sball coosiet r'

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1 oC Buncorbe aud traasllvanii Countles; antl Crab Crcek rlil Eoopers

I Craet Sornships of Eenderson Couety.
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g -District 53 sball Glect tro Eepreseotatites aBC ahali coDsLst

IO of Bayrood, Jaclson, Iadison, and Sraiu Couuties: aail Stecoah aad

11 tellou creek toraships di Grahar Count;. 
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12 Distri,ct 54 sbatl elect oie Bepresentatlve anil shall consist of

l! Cherolee, CIay, antl lacoa Couatles3 aad Cheoah lornshlp of Grahar

;'illr Countt. 
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lS (bl The Dares aod bounilaries of toruships specifieil il this

15 sectlon aEe as they rere legally iteflned auil ia effect as of

l? January l, 1980, and recognizeil 1o the 1980 U.S. Censos.

lE (cl por Guilforcl antl Curberlantl Couoties, precinct bountlaries

19 are as shorn on the laPs , "o file rith the State Boartl of

20 Blections on Jaauaty l, 1982, iu accordaoce ritb G.S. t63-128(b).

21 If aDI changes in pr&ioct bountlaries are rader the areas oD

22 the rap shall still reaain in the sare House District.r

2) Sec. 2. rhiS act iS effective uPoD ratifi.cation.

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'AlLgf,gs-_6-,_ll-nqg 5 through 7r_by_strlklng_-th^ce J laeq from_tbo

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15, 22, and 25r and pago 8r rt1trar l, t. 6, e. rgrt l?r ty__

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H- B. 3, A BrtL TO IIE ENTITLED Arr ACT OF LTHTTED Dt BATTON

TO DELAY rRE pBItlABy EI.ECTIONS IN 1982 ONLY, ui.th a favorable

rePort

On notion of Bepresentative D. Clarkr the rules aEe

suspended aud the bill is placecl before the House for ionedj.ate

consirleration.

Bepresentative D. Clark difers Anenctnent No- 1 uhich is

atlopted

The billr ds anendett, passes its secontl reacling by

clectronic vote (103-8).

The billr ES auenclecl, pa'sses its tbird reacling and

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orderetl engrossed ancl setrt to tbe Senate'

By Bepresentatives Jones anil Lilley for the Coumittee

Legislati ve neclist ricting :

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lI.B. 1. A BI1L TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT TO APPOnITON THE

DISTRICTS Or TUE NORTH CAnOLInA HOUSE OF RDPnBSEN?ATMS, nith an

unfavorable report as to bill, favorable as to connittee

.substitut e bill

Ou notiou of Bepreseutatiye Li1ley, the suhstitute bill

is aclopted. The rules aEe suspencletl and the bil] is placecl oD

the Calendar for irunerliate consideEation. The original bilI is

placed on the Unfavorable CaIendar.

Representative Arlaus offers Anendnent No. 'l vhich is

arloptecl by electronic vote (77-39). .

Represe.Btative Hux offers Amenclnent l{o- 2.

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