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Nc Right to Work Right to Farm Constitutional Amendments State Senate
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- North Carolina Senate committee advanced two proposed constitutional amendments: 'right to work' and 'right to farm'.
- Amendments require approval from full House and Senate before November ballot.
- Republicans hold three-fifths majority in Senate but are one seat short in House.
- Right-to-work amendment would enshrine 1947 law preventing employment discrimination based on union membership.
- Right-to-farm amendment would affirm General Assembly's exclusive authority to regulate agricultural activities.
