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House Week in Review As the session moves along, there are more bills coming to the floor for debate. This week there were several bills up for debate. S. 62 Education Scholarship Trust Fund. This bill got most of the … Continue reading →

Feb. 16-20, 2025 Things are beginning to pick up the pace as more bills emerge from Committees and come to the House floor for debate. There are many more in the works. Here are some bills that I supported this … Continue reading →

2-13-2025 Strengthening Public Safety, Energy Security & Online Protections The fight to protect South Carolina families, businesses, and values is in full swing at the State House. This week, the House took major steps to crack down on organized crime, … Continue reading →

4-7-2023 This past week was “Crossover Week”. This is historically the week that signifies the last week to pass a bill out of one chamber and send it to the next for it to have a chance at passing before … Continue reading →

As the session moves along, there have only been a few bills acted upon in the State House. However, behind the scenes, many committees and subcommittees are meeting to get many other bills to the floor. Two weeks ago, the … Continue reading →

January 31-February 2, 2023 The House passed on third reading, and sent the Senate, H. 3503, with amendments, a bill to establish and enhance criminal penalties for trafficking or distributing fentanyl, or fentanyl-related substances, which would be considered Schedule I … Continue reading →

House Week in Review – February 22-25, 2022 The State House convened this week and had a number of bills on the floor for deliberation. Many more are on the way, including the state budget bill which was passed out … Continue reading →

HOUSE WEEK IN REVIEW The House spent little time on the floor this week, but did the bulk of their work in committees. The House is anticipating a busy schedule however as we deal with the Santee Cooper issue and … Continue reading →

In the State House the Week of March 4th, the following bills were acted upon. I voted in the affirmative for the following: The House approved S.326 and ordered the legislation enrolled for ratification. The joint resolution directs the State … Continue reading →

  February 22, 2019 The House of Representatives amended, approved, and sent the Senate H.3659, a bill furthering voluntary programs that make use of RENEWABLE ENERGY generation resources, such as solar power, and establishing ELECTRICAL POWER CUSTOMER CONSUMER PROTECTIONS in … Continue reading →