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The United States House on Tuesday approved a Senate proposal to end the 16-day partial government shutdown in a 285-144 vote. Here’s a look at how North Carolina’s senators and representatives voted on the measure.
The 18 westernmost counties of the state are represented by Sen. Richard Burr (R), Sen. Kay Hagan (D), Rep. Mark Meadows (R), Rep. Patrick McHenry (10) and Rep. Virginia Foxx (R).
| Representative |
District |
Party |
Vote |
| G.K. Butterfield |
1 |
D |
Yea |
| Renee Ellmers |
2 |
R |
Nay |
| Walter Jones |
3 |
R |
Nay |
| David Price |
4 |
D |
Yea |
| Virginia Foxx |
5 |
R |
Nay |
| Howard Coble |
6 |
R |
Yea |
| Mike McIntyre |
7 |
D |
Yea |
| Richard Hudson |
8 |
R |
Nay |
| Robert Pittenger |
9 |
R |
Yea |
| Patrick McHenry |
10 |
R |
Yea |
| Mark Meadows |
11 |
R |
Nay |
| Mel Watt |
12 |
D |
Yea |
| George Holding |
13 |
R |
Nay |
Both of North Carolina’s senators — Sen. Richard Burr (R) and Sen. Kay Hagan (D) — voted in favor of the bill.
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