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Northern Mariana Islands Bill Tracking And State Guide
Everything you need to know to engage with the Senate and House of Representatives
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Tracking bills is hard, especially if you rely on state legislature websites, which are often hard to navigate. Thousands of bills get filed in Northern Mariana Islands every year (and about 180,000 bills nationwide). If you want to be an effective advocate, you need to know where legislation of interest stands, and act quickly.
FastDemocracy's free version allows you to track an unlimited number of bills - no strings attached. We'll send you a daily or weekly email on your priority bills and give you tools to research bills and legislators.
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2. Head to Tracked Topics to select issue areas you care about.
3. Use the search bar on top if you're looking for something specific.
4. Click "Track Bill" for any legislation you'd like to monitor a bit closer. That's how you add it to your Tracked Bills. You can also click on a bill to learn more, see the bill summary, most recent actions, votes, news and tweets. You can also contact legislators or share your bills on social media.
5. You can track an unlimited number of bills for free and we'll send you a daily or weekly email if your tracked legislation moves.
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7. Track bills on your smartphone using our free mobile app.
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You can use the Find Your Legislators tool to find them, see their voting records, and contact them.
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Most tracked bills in Northern Mariana Islands, 24th NMC Legislature
To statutorily define the scope of the Commonwealth's annual General Revenues within the meaning of Article XV, Section 1(e) of the NMI Constitution.
- Blas Jonathan "BJ" T. Attao
- Angelo A. Camacho
- Joseph A. Flores
Last Action
Vetoed
lower • Mar 11, 2026Latest Version
To express the profound gratitude and commendation of the House of Representatives to Mrs. Jacqueline Ayuyu Quitugua for her extraordinary career spanning over 44 years, marked by unwavering dedication and transformative contributions to the education, well-being, and development of the youth and school communities in the Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Islands, as she dawns her well-deserved retirement.
- Roy C.A. Ada
- Vincent R. Aldan
- Daniel I. Aquino Jr
Last Action
Adopted - DULY ADOPTED
lower • Dec 29, 2025Latest Version
To amend Article XV, Section 1 of the Constitution of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands to define "General Revenues" and "Special Revenues" consistent with CNMI Supreme Court ruling, "In the Matter of a Petition for Certified Question," and to clarify that the Public School System's twenty-five percent guaranteed appropriation shall be calculated on the net General Revenues after crediting debt service and statutory obligations.
- Joel C. Camacho
- John Paul P. Sablan
- Edmund S. Villagomez
Last Action
Introduced
lower • Oct 09, 2025Latest Version
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