The passage of President Donald Trump's $4.5 trillion tax breaks and spending cuts bill in the United States House Thursday prompted various reactions from lawmakers and officials in North Carolina.

Less than 30% of voters support the bill in three national polls by Pew , Quinnipiac and the Washington Post-Ipsos in late June, but one provision has been consistently popular: Trump's campaign promise to end the taxes on tips and overtime.

Here's what other lawmakers from North Carolina have said so far following the bill's passage. Rep. Greg Murphy of Greenville had expressed concerns about the bill earlier this week, saying he was "having a hard time getting to the point where I can support the Senate package,