Lots of new faces and maybe a more conservative tilt as South Carolina Legislature starts session
More introductions than normal were needed Tuesday as the South Carolina General Assembly started its latest two-year session.
A showdown could be brewing between the SC Senate and House on School Vouchers to use public funds toward private school tuition.
More introductions than normal were needed Tuesday as the South Carolina General Assembly started its latest two-year session.
Another long debated topic will be discussed now that Republicans enjoy a super majority, a more restrictive abortion ban.
While voters choose the president, it’s the Electoral College that actually elects the commander in chief.
After trailing 287 votes after Election Night, Malloy only lost by 87 votes according to a recount conducted by the state election commission.
Representative Jordan Pace says one of the policies supported by the South Carolina Freedom Caucus is school choice.
Incumbent Sen. Mike Fanning of District 17 conceded to his Republican opponent Everett Stubbs following hearings over the close race.
All 46 South Carolina senate seats and 124 House spots were up for grabs last night as well as the state’s seven congressional seats.
Govan is being challenged by third party candidate Harold Geddings and Republican Krista Hassell.
Lawmakers included tuition freezes for the state’s public universities as well as funding for a vet school at Clemson and a new med school campus at USC.