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In addition to the governor and liutenant governor, the voters of NC also elect 8 heads of state agencies. These are the commissioner of agriculture, state treasurer, secretary of state, superintendent of public instruction, attorney general, secretory of labor, commissioner of insurance, and state auditor.

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North Carolina Cabinet
Appointed by the Governor
Administration, corrections, revenue, transportation, department of crime control and public safety, commerce, environment and natural resources, cultural resources, health and human services, juvenile justice and delinquency protection.

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Governor Lieutenant Structure

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Governor Lieutenant Structure
Council of State
commissioner of agriculture, state treasurer, secretary of state, superintendent of public instruction, attorney general, secretory of labor, commissioner of insurance, and state auditor.

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Dan Forest
The lieutenant governor automatically succeeds the governor if the governor's office becomes vacant. If there is a death, removal, climbing the political ladder, running for a higher office.

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Roy Cooper
Roles: Chief of State, is the symbolic leader who speaks for NC
Responsibilities: Commander in Chief, appoints state officials, coordinates work of state agencies, administers the state budget, and proposes a state budget and other legislation,
Qualifications: 30 years old, citizen 5 years, and resident for 2 years.

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Elections, Qualifications, General Assembly Leadership, Legislative Sessions, and Key Legislation.
Members of the general assembly are determined by the population, equality and census of the districts.
Qualifications: for house: 21 years, 1 year residency
senate: 25 years, 2 year state residency, 1 year district residency
Leadership: N.C. Senate lietenant government by President, "Tie Breaker", pros-tempore
Legislative Sessions: "Long session" is Januray-June, and "short sessions" are at least 6 weeks. Special sessions are by governor or speaker of the house and president of the senate.
Key Legislation: In 2005, the North Carolina Education Lottery was created. In 2006, it was the first big wage bump for minimum wage. HB2 Public Facility Privacy and Security.

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Draft Bill, Introduce the Bill, Refer  to Committee, Debate, Approved Bill Goes to the Other House, Conference Committee, Bill Signing by Both Houses, and Governor's Signature.

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The General Assembly makes 2 types of laws: statues (House Bill number 2) and local/special laws. G.A. decides how much money can be spent and how state's expenses will be paid.
Oversight Committees to have the power to initiate impeachment hearings.

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Concurrent Powers are levy taxes, borrow money, spend for general warfare, establish courts, and enact and enforce laws.

Reserved Powers are regular intrastate commerce, establish local government systems, administer elections, protect the public's health, and morals.