Greg’s Legislative Updates
Exactly one year ago this week I wrote to notify you:
The South Carolina House of Representatives advanced two important milestone pieces of legislation taking a major step forward in overhauling the state’s antiquated ethics laws that govern elected and appointed officials at all levels of...
There was lots of activity in the State House this week as we continued the early stages of the legislative cycle and heard from the governor in her annual State of the State address on Wednesday evening.
My Republican colleagues and I were happy to hear...
The South Carolina General Assembly convened this week for the first time in 2016, marking the beginning of the second half of the biennial legislative session.
The Republican Caucus remains focused on tackling the big issues you have told me matter a great deal to you....
To read the press release from the Sc Chamber of Commerce, please click here!
To view the 2015 SC Chamber Scorecard, please click here (large file ~12.6 MB).
Author: Penny Cothran
Source: SC Chamber of Commerce
August 17, 2015
Contact: Penny Cothran, 803-255-2564
For Immediate Release ...
The House passed new comprehensive legislation aimed at roads while reforming SCDOT - the Senate has been debating the same, so we'll have to wait till next year's legislative session to bring it in for landing - in the meanwhile, here are the nitty-gritty details...
The final week of the legislative session is upon us, and with most of the House’s major work complete, all eyes were trained on the Senate.
Budget: The Senate recently completed its budget debate. After my colleagues and I made some changes this week, we sent...
Well, there are three weeks left in the 2015 legislative session - the House worked this past week on getting some Senate legislation through for a vote and tying up loose ends.
The biggest issue we dealt with this past week was how to appropriately move...
The House wrapped up the week with House negotiators having resolved the serious issues surrounding SC State University. This plan closely resembles the previous House plan I shared earlier a number of weeks ago. Under this proposal the Governor, Treasurer, Chairman of Senate Finance, Chairman...
The House of Representatives adjourned for the week after finishing a successful “crossover” period and getting important House legislation moved to the Senate. We’ve nearly completed our agenda with more than a month left in the session.
The House has approved an ethics reform package that...
The South Carolina House of Representatives finished up an extensive amount of committee work in preparation for Crossover Week. Each year, lawmakers spend roughly 4-months hearing testimony and crafting legislation. The end of that 4-month period concludes with the beginning of the crossover period which...