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It should pass, but it remains uncertain whether the N.C. House will agree. The key provisions of Senate Bill 473 include one that directs city and county chief finance officers to garnish the stipends of elected officials who owe their governments money. Another makes it a low-level felony for local elected officials to secure “personal financial gain” from their governments via undue influence, or the intimidation or bullying of city or county staff. A third provision, added on the floor of the N.C. Senate, is likely to trigger some heartburn among community leaders across the state. It requires elected officials to recuse themselves when a vote comes up on awarding contracts or grants to nonprofits when they’re a director, officer or board member of the nonprofit involved in the deal.

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