North Carolina SB 104: National Popular Vote Interstate Compact.

Status: Passed 1st Reading (as of 2019-02-25)

State: North Carolina · Session: 2019 · Bill: SB 104

Subjects: COMPACTS, ELECTIONS, INTERSTATE COOPERATION, PUBLIC, NATIONAL ELECTIONS

Sponsors: Chaudhuri, Nickel, Peterson, Searcy, Waddell

Bill Text

GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NORTH CAROLINA
SESSION 2025
S Simple
Resolution
Adopted
SENATE RESOLUTION 104
Adopted 2/18/25

Sponsors: Senator Rabon (Primary Sponsor).
Referred to: Rules and Operations of the Senate
February 17, 2025
*S104-v-2*
A SENATE RESOLUTION TO ESTABLISH THE PROCEDURE FOR NOMINATING AND 1
ELECTING MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF 2
NORTH CAROLINA. 3
Be it resolved by the Senate: 4
SECTION 1. The following procedures for nominating and electing members of the 5
Board of Governors of The University of North Carolina are adopted: 6
I. COMMITTEE RESPONSIBILITIES. 7
1. It is the duty of the Senate Select Committee on Nominations (hereinafter 8
referred to as the "Senate Committee") to choose nominees for each opening on the Board of 9
Governors of The University of North Carolina to which the Senate is to elect members. 10
2. The Senate Committee shall receive nominees for election to the Board of 11
Governors of The University of North Carolina from Monday, February 24, 2025, through 12
Friday, February 28, 2025. In 2025, the total number of positions available for election by the 13
Senate is six, and each position is for a four-year term. A Senator may propose nominees only 14
for the openings available for election by the Senate. In order for a person to have standing to be 15
considered as a nominee by the Senate Committee, that person must be formally nominated by a 16
member of the Senate. Only a written nomination on a form provided by the Chair of the Senate 17
Committee for that purpose and received in the Office of the Senate Principal Clerk on or after 18
Monday, February 24, 2025, and no later than 5:00 P.M. on Friday, February 28, 2025, shall 19
constitute a formal nomination of an individual. Delivery to the Office of the Senate Principal 20
Clerk of a nomination form by facsimile transmission or email transmission shall not constitute 21
a formal nomination of an individual. An individual is not eligible for nomination by a member 22
of the Senate if he or she was nominated for election to the Board of Governors by a member of 23
the House of Representatives during the 2025 Session. 24
3. Notwithstanding G.S. 138A-22, every person who has been formally 25
nominated shall file a completed North Carolina State Ethics Statement of Economic Interest as 26
required by law no later than 5:00 P.M. on Friday, February 28, 2025. The Statement of 27
Economic Interest must clearly state that the person has been nominated for the Board of 28
Governors of The University of North Carolina. 29
4. After the close of the nomination period on Friday, February 28, 2025, the 30
Senate Committee shall list all nominees. The Senate Committee shall screen the nominees for 31
nomination as to their qualifications and background and may interview each one to make sure 32
that suitable individuals are nominated. The Senate Committee shall ascertain that each nominee 33
for nomination is willing and able to serve and has no statutory disability. On completion of the 34
screening process, the Senate Committee shall conduct a vote to ensure that the slate of legally 35
qualified nominees lists no more than twice the number of nominees for the total seats open. 36

General Assembly Of North Carolina Session 2025
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5. The Chair of the Senate Committee shall ascertain whether the nominees for 1
election by the Senate would serve if elected. Any nominee may withdraw without the approval 2
of the sponsoring Senator. 3
6. Senate Committee nominees shall be placed before and recommended to the 4
Senate for election. 5
II. ELECTIONS IN THE SENATE. 6
1. A ballot shall be prepared under the supervision of the Chair of the Senate 7
Committee for the use of the Senate. 8
2. The ballot shall list only the names of those nominees proposed by the Senate 9
Committee who have consented to run and for whom the Senate is entitled to vote. Their names 10
shall be arranged alphabetically by surname. 11
3. The Senate shall hold its election no later than Monday, March 24, 2025. 12
Before the voting begins, the Chair of the Senate Committee shall explain the voting rules, which 13
are: 14
(a) No nomination shall be received from the floor. 15
(b) In order to be chosen, a nominee must receive the votes of a majority of all 16
members present and voting. 17
(c) Each member present and voting shall vote for as many nominees as there are 18
positions to be filled, and any ballot not so marked shall be deemed void. 19
(d) If fewer than six nominees receive the votes of a majority of all members 20
present and voting, a runoff to fill the open position or positions shall be 21
conducted among the nominees who were not elected but who received the 22
highest numbers of votes cast, and the number of nominees eligible to be voted 23
on in the runoff shall be twice the number of positions to be filled. 24
(e) If there is a tie for the last position between two nominees who are eligible for 25
the

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