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Use official General Assembly tools to identify your House member, verify current contact information, and communicate respectfully about hemp policy.

CALL BEFORE OCTOBER 26HB 328 remains eligible for consideration.

The N.C. House is scheduled to reconvene October 26. No HB 328 vote has been officially announced, but the conference report could be considered during the session. Contacting your own representative before lawmakers return gives the office time to record your position.

START WITH YOUR OWN DISTRICT

Your representative is most responsive to constituents.

Enter your address in the official General Assembly lookup, confirm the member who represents you, and then use the official contact directory to call or email that office.

Two ways to contact the N.C. House

Official government source

Verify every House member’s contact information

The General Assembly publishes the current representative, office, phone and email directory. Room and phone assignments can change, so this is the source to check before calling or sharing contact details.

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Third-party advocacy tool

Search and contact through CBHD

CBHD provides a searchable 120-member directory with click-to-call links and prepared advocacy emails. Review and personalize any prepared message before sending it.

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N.C. General Assembly main line: (919) 733-4111

If you cannot determine the correct office, the General Assembly’s public information line can help direct your call.

Call (919) 733-4111

Keep the request short and specific

Hello, my name is [Name], and I live in [city or county]. I am your constituent.

I am calling to ask Representative [Name] to oppose the HB 328 conference report. I support strong age-21 protections, independent testing, licensing, clear labeling and enforcement against unsafe products and sales to minors.

However, I oppose the 0.4 mg total-THC-per-container approach because it would eliminate many lawful products and harm responsible North Carolina farms and small businesses. Please support a clean age-21 bill and workable regulation instead.

Thank you for your time and service.

Last reviewed October 13, 2026. No October 26 vote on HB 328 was posted at the time of review. Contact information, calendars and legislative status can change; verify the official sources before sharing.

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