North Carolina HouseHB 925
Consumers in Crisis Protection Act.
Passed 71–40Party-line
What it does: Regulates companies that advance cash to consumers against expected lawsuit proceeds: requires registration with the Secretary of State, plain-language contracts and set disclosures, treats compliant deals as non-loans, and presumes the contracts are neither discoverable nor admissible in civil suits. (AI-written summary of the bill; the official record shows the exact version voted)
Question before the chamber: Second Reading
The tally
Yes 71 · No 40 · Not voting 9
Bar: green = yes, brown = no, striped = not voting.
| Party | Yes | No | Not voting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Democrats | 4 | 40 | 3 |
| Republicans | 65 | 0 | 6 |
| Other or unknown party | 2 | 0 | 0 |
Most Democrats voted no; most Republicans voted yes. 4 members voted against their party’s majority.
Voted against their party’s majority
- Abe JonesD38Yes
- Jordan LopezD112Yes
- Mike ColvinD42Yes
- Shelly WillinghamD23Yes
The full roll (120)
Yes 71
- Abe JonesD38
- Alan BransonR59
- Allen ChesserR25
- Anna FergusonR119
- Ben MossR52
- Bill WardR5
- Blair EddinsR94
- Brenden JonesR46
- Brian BiggsR70
- Brian EchevarriaR82
- Carla CunninghamI106
- Carson SmithR16
- Celeste CairnsR13
- Charlie MillerR19
- Chris HumphreyR12
- Cody HuneycuttR67
- Dan KigerR90
- Dean ArpR69
- Dennis RiddellR64
- Destin HallR87
- Diane WheatleyR43
- Donna WhiteR26
- Donnie LoftisR109
- Dudley GreeneR85
- Ed GoodwinR1
- Erin ParéR37
- Frank IlerR17
- Grant CampbellR83
- Heather RhyneR97
- Howard PennyR53
- Hugh BlackwellR86
- Jake JohnsonR113
- Jay AdamsR96
- Jeff McNeelyR84
- Jeff ZengerR74
- Jennifer BalkcomR117
- Jimmy DixonR4
- Joe PikeR6
- John BellR10
- John BlustR62
- John TorbettR108
- Jonathan AlmondR73
- Jordan LopezD112
- Karl GillespieR120
- Keith KidwellR79
- Kelly HastingsR110
- Kyle HallR91
- Larry PottsR81
- Larry StricklandR28
- Mark BrodyR55
- Mark PlessR118
- Matthew WinslowR7
- Mike ColvinD42
- Mike SchietzeltR35
- Mitchell SetzerR89
- Nasif MajeedI99
- Neal JacksonR78
- Paul ScottR111
- Phil ShepardR15
- Ray PickettR93
- Reece PyrtleR65
- Sam WatfordR80
- Shelly WillinghamD23
- Stephen RossR63
- Steve TysonR3
- Ted DavisR20
- Tim ReederR9
- Todd CarverR95
- Tricia CothamR105
- William BrissonR22
- Wyatt GableR14
No 40
- Aisha DewD107
- Allen BuansiD56
- Allison DahleD11
- Amanda CookD60
- Amber BakerD72
- Amos QuickD58
- Becky CarneyD102
- Beth Gardner HelfrichD98
- Brandon LoftonD104
- Brian TurnerD116
- Bryan CohnD32
- Carolyn LoganD101
- Charles SmithD44
- Cynthia BallD49
- Dante PittmanD24
- Deb ButlerD18
- Eric AgerD114
- Frances JacksonD45
- Garland PierceD48
- Gloristine BrownD8
- James RobersonD39
- Julie von HaefenD36
- Kanika BrownD71
- Laura BuddD103
- Lindsey PratherD115
- Marcia MoreyD30
- Maria CervaniaD41
- Mary BelkD88
- Monika Johnson-HostlerD33
- Phil RubinD40
- Pricey HarrisonD61
- Ray JeffersD2
- Renée PriceD50
- Robert ReivesD54
- Rodney PierceD27
- Sarah CrawfordD66
- Terry BrownD92
- Tim LongestD34
- Tracy ClarkD57
- Zack HawkinsD31
Not voting 9
- David WillisR68
- Donny LambethR75
- Harry WarrenR76
- John LoweryR47
- John SaulsR51
- Julia GreenfieldD100
- Julia HowardR77
- Vernetta AlstonD29
- Ya LiuD21
“Not voting” is a recorded non-vote, not a reason for the absence. Parties come from public rosters; how we count.