We Deserve a Say

Call Out Lawmakers Who Opposed Oversight Reform

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Dear Official(s),

As a constituent, I am writing to express my deep concern over your recent vote against House Bill 402.
HB 402 is a commonsense measure that restores balance in our government by requiring legislative approval of any agency regulation imposing rules with major economic impact. It reflects a core democratic principle: major decisions affecting taxpayers should go through their elected representatives—not be left to unelected bureaucrats.
Your vote against this bill was a vote against transparency, against accountability, and against the principle that the people—not the administrative state—should have the final say in how we are governed.
North Carolinians expect their representatives to stop government overreach, not enable it. Your constituents are watching, and we
are demanding answers.
Please know that this issue will remain front of mind for voters as we continue working to ensure government serves the people—not
itself.
As a constituent, I am writing to express my deep concern over your recent vote against House Bill 402.
HB 402 is a commonsense measure that restores balance in our government by requiring legislative approval of any agency regulation imposing rules with major economic impact. It reflects a core democratic principle: major decisions affecting taxpayers should go through their elected representatives—not be left to unelected bureaucrats.
Your vote against this bill was a vote against transparency, against accountability, and against the principle that the people—not the administrative state—should have the final say in how we are governed.
North Carolinians expect their representatives to stop government overreach, not enable it. Your constituents are watching, and we

Sincerely

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Our elected officials had the opportunity to stand for the people—and some chose bureaucracy instead.

House Bill 402 would restore legislative oversight over state agencies that issue economically significant regulations. The bill is simple: if a proposed rule will impose a major economic impact, then our elected representatives—not unelected bureaucrats—should have the final say.

This is about restoring accountability and ensuring that major decisions affecting North Carolinians' lives and livelihoods go through the people’s representatives.

And yet, some lawmakers voted against this basic principle of democracy and transparency. Instead of siding with families, job creators, and taxpayers, they sided with entrenched bureaucracy and unchecked government expansion.