North Carolina House vote

The “Equality in State Agencies/Prohibition on DEI” (HB 171)

Official title: Equality in State Agencies/Prohibition on DEI

Passed: 71 yes, 47 no, 2 not voting

Jun 24, 2026, HB 171

Unverified: the two data sources do not agree yet.

Official source: ncleg.gov

How each party voted

Republicans71 YES · 0 NO
Democrats0 YES · 46 NO · 1 not voting
Party not recorded0 YES · 1 NO · 1 not voting

Yes (71)

Republicans (71)

James AdamsState Representative
Jonathan AlmondState Representative
Dean ArpState Representative
Jennifer BalkcomState Representative
John BellState Representative
Brian BiggsState Representative
Hugh BlackwellState Representative
John BlustState Representative
Jerry BransonState Representative
William BrissonState Representative
Mark BrodyState Representative
Celeste CairnsState Representative
Grant CampbellState Representative
Richard CarverState Representative
Allen ChesserState Representative
Patricia CothamState Representative
Robert DavisState Representative
James DixonState Representative
Brian EchevarriaState Representative
Blair EddinsState Representative
Anna FergusonState Representative
Wyatt GableState Representative
Karl GillespieState Representative
Edward GoodwinState Representative
Dudley GreeneState Representative
Kyle HallState Representative
Destin HallState Representative
Kelly HastingsState Representative
Julia HowardState Representative
Chris HumphreyState Representative
Cody HuneycuttState Representative
Francis IlerState Representative
Neal JacksonState Representative
Jake JohnsonState Representative
Brenden JonesState Representative
Keith KidwellState Representative
Dan KigerState Representative
Donny LambethState Representative
Donnie LoftisState Representative
John LoweryState Representative
Jeffrey McNeelyState Representative
Charles MillerState Representative
Ben MossState Representative
Erin PareState Representative
Howard PennyState Representative
Ray PickettState Representative
Joe PikeState Representative
Mark PlessState Representative
Larry PottsState Representative
Reece PyrtleState Representative
Timothy ReederState Representative
Heather RhyneState Representative
Dennis RiddellState Representative
Stephen RossState Representative
John SaulsState Representative
Mike SchietzeltState Representative
Paul ScottState Representative
Mitchell SetzerState Representative
Phillip ShepardState Representative
Carson SmithState Representative
Larry StricklandState Representative
John TorbettState Representative
Steve TysonState Representative
Bill WardState Representative
Harry WarrenState Representative
Samuel WatfordState Representative
Diane WheatleyState Representative
Donna WhiteState Representative
David WillisState Representative
Matthew WinslowState Representative
Jeff ZengerState Representative

No (47)

Democrats (46)

Eric AgerState Representative
Vernetta AlstonState Representative
Amber BakerState Representative
Cynthia BallState Representative
Mary BelkState Representative
Terry BrownState Representative
Gloristine BrownState Representative
Kanika BrownState Representative
Allen BuansiState Representative

Absent (2)

Democrats (1)

Shelly WillinghamState Representative

Party not recorded (1)

Carla CunninghamState Representative

Vote data: LegiScan (opens in a new tab) (CC BY 4.0 (opens in a new tab)), checked against Open States (opens in a new tab).

Positions are copied from LegiScan. They do not show why anyone voted. How we get this data

How each party voted

YESYes (71)

Republicans (71)

NONo (47)

Democrats (46)

ABSENTAbsent (2)

Democrats (1)

Party not recorded (1)

How each party voted

YESYes (71)

Republicans (71)

NONo (47)

Democrats (46)

ABSENTAbsent (2)

Democrats (1)

Party not recorded (1)

Party not recorded (1)

Yes (71)

No (47)

Absent (2)

Yes (71)

No (47)

Absent (2)