Maddy summaryThis bill exempts North Carolina political party groups from reporting the purchase price of goods and services as campaign contributions. It allows these groups to sell items like merchandise without listing buyer names or treating the sales revenue as donations, provided the sales follow an approved plan. To qualify, the group must charge near-market prices, limit total sales to $20,000 per election cycle, and ensure no single buyer spends more than $50. While the sales price itself is not reported as a contribution, the money raised must still be tracked as expenditures, and any in-kind donations received for the goods must be reported separately.
Sen. Ted Alexander
Sponsored bills
Maddy summaryThis bill creates a new statewide Medicaid plan specifically for children and families, requiring the state to issue a request for proposals to select a provider by December 2024. The legislation defines this new plan as distinct from standard Medicaid plans and allows the state to require automatic enrollment in this specialty plan unless a social services official determines that a different plan is better for the child. Additionally, the bill establishes a closed network of providers for specialized services like residential treatment and intensive in-home care within this new plan, while also clarifying rules about when certain groups can leave their current Medicaid plans and what services must be covered.
Maddy summaryThis bill expands the service area of the Cleveland County Water sanitary district to include the entire Town of Fallston. By overriding existing state statutes, the legislation legally incorporates Fallston's corporate boundaries into the district's jurisdiction. Once enacted, the town will fall under the regulatory and operational authority of the Cleveland County Water district.