Rep. Brenden Jones, a Republican representing North Carolina’s 46th House district since 2017, has announced recent legislative developments via his Twitter account, including the passage of SB 254 and SB 55.
On July 29, 2025, Jones wrote: “Override #8 Is Done.
SB 254 is officially law! SB 254 is bringing real transparency to charter schools by requiring plans from low-performing charter schools, and cleaning up how funds are tracked and transferred.
This bill is about accountability and parental choice. #ncpol https://t.co/ocqdpsAnmA” According to Jones, this legislation aims to enhance oversight in charter schools by implementing new requirements for low-performing institutions and improving financial procedures.
The following day, on July 30, 2025, Jones posted a brief message: “Cope. https://t.co/peaIsgusfI https://t.co/DIi5rbpFAe”
On July 31, 2025, he provided an update on another legislative action: “Amid the veto overrides, I almost forgot to share that the NC House has officially passed SB 55 – the Squatters Bill. Key provisions include.
Requiring sheriffs to serve squatters within 24 hours.
Mandating hearings within 48 hours.
Forcing squatters to vacate within 4 https://t.co/lSq5u9gsYd” The message details steps aimed at expediting the process for removing squatters through law enforcement intervention and swift court hearings.
Jones was first elected in a special election in 2017 after replacing Ken Waddell as state representative for North Carolina’s District 46.
