State leaders speak in support of SC Conservation Enhancement Act
Wednesday afternoon, Governor Henry McMaster and other members of the General Assembly spoke with the public in support of the South Carolina Conservation Enhancement Act.
Governor McMaster says the mandate is unlawful, and South Carolina does not plan to court-martial guardsmen who chose to not get vaccinated.
Wednesday afternoon, Governor Henry McMaster and other members of the General Assembly spoke with the public in support of the South Carolina Conservation Enhancement Act.
The governor was joined by presidents of the state’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities for the ceremonial bill signing at the Statehouse today.
Governor Henry McMaster declared today as Kidz in Lids Day, in an effort to bring awareness to pediatric cancer.
On average, cases are dropping in the U.S., and many states are updating their mask policies in response. This comes despite continued warnings from the CDC, which says it’s too soon for those changes. Governor McMaster took to Twitter in response to the CDC’s pushback, saying they’re “going overboard.”
Former South Carolina Governor and Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley stopped by the Statehouse today.
A new map for South Carolina’s U.S. House seats is on its way to the governor after the state House approved the plan without any additional debate. The plan makes minimal changes to the seven current districts, six of which reliably elect Republicans.
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster is considering whether to sign into law a bill that would make it easier for businesses that recycle plastic by melting it to open in the state.
In addition to the income tax cuts and increase to the state’s rainy day fund, McMaster proposes investments in several industries.
Gov. Henry McMaster is expected to say South Carolina needs to be bold and seize opportunities created by billions of additional dollars in the budget in his State of the State speech on Wednesday.