South Carolina Statehouse Blog

Today, Senator Mick Mulvaney agreed to discuss S. 424, also known as the ‘Sovereignty Resolution.’ The following are the questions asked in the video.

 What is the health care amendment to S. 424, otherwise known as the Sovereignty Resolution? (0:16)
Why do you support this amendment? (0:44)
What will happen if both the amended version of the Sovereignty […]

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Across the nation, many states are looking into adopting constitutional amendments that would make it a constitutional right for secret ballot elections to be held in the work place. South Carolina is leading the country in this regard with H. 3305, a bill whose main sponsor and leading proponent is Representative Eric Bedingfield.
To start, H. […]

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Election laws are a hot topic this year in many of our country’s state legislatures. South Carolina is no exception with a voter ID bill being just one of the many election oriented bills that will be debated in the coming months. This bill, H. 3418, would require voters to present picture identification at the […]

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Today, Governor Mark Sanford held a press conference with members of the law enforcement community and advocates for a stronger DUI law to talk about the new measure that take effect tomorrow, February 10, at noon.
The following is the press conference in its entirety split up into two parts:
Part 1:

Part 2:

Here are some facts/statistics from […]

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How to protect our nation’s children from the many dangers of this world is always a topic of significance in the United States. South Carolina is one state that’s addressing this important issue with new legislation that would limit where convicted sex offenders can live. Representative Joan Brady of Richland County is the main proponent […]

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