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The Wiley Rule

Maps

Where they stand

Interactive maps of state action and North Carolina lawmakers, based only on public evidence (votes, bill sponsorships, official actions). Private email or staff replies are never shown — those seats read as “No public record.” We are nonpartisan and do not frame this around elections or candidates.

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lawmakers with a public record

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federal agencies with an official action

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states that have acted · list

Uses the U.S. Census Bureau public geocoder. Works best for North Carolina ZIPs.

Texas: Limits passedCalifornia: No statewide action foundKentucky: Banned or scheduledGeorgia: Limits passedWisconsin: Banned or scheduledOregon: No statewide action foundMissouri: No statewide action foundVirginia: Limits passedTennessee: Banned or scheduledLouisiana: Banned or scheduledNew York: No statewide action foundIdaho: No statewide action foundFlorida: Banned or scheduledIllinois: No statewide action foundMontana: No statewide action foundMinnesota: No statewide action foundMaryland: No statewide action foundIowa: No statewide action foundDistrict of Columbia: No statewide action foundOhio: Banned or scheduledNebraska: No statewide action foundWashington: No statewide action foundSouth Dakota: No statewide action foundArkansas: Banned or scheduledMississippi: Limits passedColorado: Limits passedNorth Carolina: Bill pendingUtah: No statewide action foundOklahoma: No statewide action foundWyoming: No statewide action foundWest Virginia: No statewide action foundIndiana: Banned or scheduledMassachusetts: Banned or scheduledNevada: No statewide action foundNorth Dakota: No statewide action foundPennsylvania: No statewide action foundSouth Carolina: Limits passedMaine: No statewide action foundHawaii: No statewide action foundRhode Island: Limits passedConnecticut: Banned or scheduledMichigan: No statewide action foundAlaska: No statewide action foundDelaware: No statewide action foundNew Mexico: No statewide action foundAlabama: Banned or scheduledKansas: Banned or scheduledVermont: Banned or scheduledNew Jersey: No statewide action foundNew Hampshire: No statewide action foundArizona: Limits passed
  • Banned or scheduled
  • Limits passed
  • Bill pending
  • No statewide action found

Federal agencies (official actions)

  • U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

    Announced warning letters to seven firms marketing concentrated 7-OH products (July 15, 2025). · · Source

  • U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)

    Recommended Schedule I thresholds for concentrated 7-OH and MGPI (1 mg per gram or per mL). · · Source

  • U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)

    Published a notice of intent to temporarily place 7-OH and MGPI above a threshold in Schedule I (91 FR 65370, Docket DEA-1570). · · Source

District shapes: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files (public domain). Stances use public evidence only (votes, bill sponsorships, official actions). As of 2026-10-15. Nonpartisan — no election or candidate framing.

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