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FILE · N000016
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Stephen Lybrook Neal

Representative for North Carolina, district 5 · Democrat

Born 1934

Democrat · NC House 1975–1995
9,516votes cast 90.6%attendance 83.5%party loyalty 10congresses served
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Stephen Lybrook Neal

Recent bills they sponsored
  • H.R. 4956 · Financial Services Competitiveness Act August 12, 1994 · In committee
  • H.R. 3841 · Riegle-Neal Interstate Banking and Branching Efficiency Act of 1994 February 10, 1994 · Public Law 103-328
  • H.R. 2895 · Social Security Disability Review Standards Act of 1993 August 5, 1993 · In committee
  • H.R. 788 · To eliminate the exemption for Congress from the application of certain provisions of Federal law and for oth… February 3, 1993 · In committee
  • H.R. 263 · To repeal the provisions of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 relating to the taxation of up to one-half of a… January 5, 1993 · In committee
From the current-Congress bills Power & Politics tracks. This is not a complete count.
Every term served
10 terms
ChamberRepresentsPartyTerm dates
HouseNorth Carolina · District 5DemocratJanuary 5, 1993 – January 3, 1995
HouseNorth Carolina · District 5DemocratJanuary 3, 1991 – January 3, 1993
HouseNorth Carolina · District 5DemocratJanuary 3, 1989 – January 3, 1991
HouseNorth Carolina · District 5DemocratJanuary 6, 1987 – January 3, 1989
HouseNorth Carolina · District 5DemocratJanuary 3, 1985 – January 3, 1987
HouseNorth Carolina · District 5DemocratJanuary 3, 1983 – January 3, 1985
HouseNorth Carolina · District 5DemocratJanuary 5, 1981 – January 3, 1983
HouseNorth Carolina · District 5DemocratJanuary 15, 1979 – January 3, 1981
HouseNorth Carolina · District 5DemocratJanuary 4, 1977 – January 3, 1979
HouseNorth Carolina · District 5DemocratJanuary 14, 1975 – January 3, 1977
These are the official start and end dates of each term. A member who left early or arrived late served only part of it.

Source: congress-legislators, a public-domain record of every member of Congress, checked October 20, 2026.

The Constitution
Where they sit

Ideology, measured from every vote they cast

DW-NOMINATE first dimension (Voteview, UCLA), shown against the 103rd Congress House.

The record

Every roll-call vote on file

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The record, in order

Record timeline

  1. · Roll-call votes

    Voted Yea — On Passage: H.R. 5110 (House Roll Call 507 (103rd Congress, 2nd Session)). Result as recorded: Passed

    House Clerk roll-call record · Our file

  2. · Roll-call votes

    Recorded as not voting — On Approving the Journal (House Roll Call 506 (103rd Congress, 2nd Session)). Result as recorded: Passed

    House Clerk roll-call record · Our file

  3. · Roll-call votes

    Voted Yea — On Agreeing to the Resolution: H.Res. 579 (House Roll Call 505 (103rd Congress, 2nd Session)). Result as recorded: Passed

    House Clerk roll-call record · Our file

  4. · Roll-call votes

    Voted Yea — On Agreeing to the Conference Report: S. 1569 (House Roll Call 504 (103rd Congress, 2nd Session)). Result as recorded: Passed

    House Clerk roll-call record · Our file

  5. · Roll-call votes

    Voted Yea — On Agreeing to the Amendment: S. 455 (House Roll Call 503 (103rd Congress, 2nd Session)). Result as recorded: Failed

    House Clerk roll-call record · Our file

  6. · Roll-call votes

    Voted Yea — On Agreeing to the Amendment: S. 455 (House Roll Call 502 (103rd Congress, 2nd Session)). Result as recorded: Failed

    House Clerk roll-call record · Our file

  7. · Roll-call votes

    Voted Yea — On Agreeing to the Resolution: H.Res. 568 (House Roll Call 501 (103rd Congress, 2nd Session)). Result as recorded: Passed

    House Clerk roll-call record · Our file

  8. · Roll-call votes

    Voted Yea — On Passage: H.J.Res. 416 (House Roll Call 500 (103rd Congress, 2nd Session)). Result as recorded: Passed

    House Clerk roll-call record · Our file

  9. · Roll-call votes

    Voted Nay — On Agreeing to the Amendment: H.J.Res. 416 (House Roll Call 499 (103rd Congress, 2nd Session)). Result as recorded: Failed

    House Clerk roll-call record · Our file

  10. · Roll-call votes

    Voted Yea — On Agreeing to the Amendment: H.J.Res. 416 (House Roll Call 498 (103rd Congress, 2nd Session)). Result as recorded: Agreed to

    House Clerk roll-call record · Our file

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Same measure, over time

Recorded positions over time

On 9 measures the recorded Yea or Nay differs between two votes. On 70 measures the recorded position is the same across two or more votes.

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Attendance

Last 96 roll calls

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Votes cast by year

In the courts

Court cases naming this member in their official role

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Voting records reproduced from the official Journals of the House and Senate (compiled by Voteview, UCLA) · each measure's file links its official government record · sources & methodology · data as of October 24, 2026