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H 3618

  • South Carolina House Bill
  • 2017-2018 Regular Session
  • Introduced in House Jan 31, 2017
  • House
  • Senate
  • Governor

A Bill To Amend The Code Of Laws Of South Carolina, 1976, By Adding Section 53-5-65 So As To Provide That Martin Luther King, Jr. Day And Memorial Day Must Be Recognized As Holidays For All Local School Districts Of The State And That The Schools And Offices Of The Districts Must Be Closed On Those Dates.

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Bill Sponsors (22)

J.E. Smith

     
Primary

Ott

     
Primary

Elliott

     
Primary

Justin Bamberg

  • Democratic
  • Representative
  • District 90
Primary

Gilda Cobb-Hunter

  • Democratic
  • Representative
  • District 95
Primary

Shannon Erickson

  • Republican
  • Representative
  • District 124
Primary

Leon Howard

  • Democratic
  • Representative
  • District 76
Primary

Chip Huggins

  • Republican
Primary

John King

  • Democratic
  • Representative
  • District 49
Primary

Patsy G. Knight

  • Democratic
Primary

John McCravy

  • Republican
  • Representative
  • District 13
Primary

Cezar E. McKnight

  • Democratic
Primary

Leon Stavrinakis

  • Democratic
  • Representative
  • District 119
Primary

Bill Taylor

  • Republican
  • Representative
  • District 86
Primary

Richie Yow

  • Republican
  • Representative
  • District 53
Primary

Todd K. Atwater

  • Republican
Primary

Nathan Ballentine

  • Republican
  • Representative
  • District 71
Primary

Pat Henegan

  • Democratic
  • Representative
  • District 54
Primary

Bill Herbkersman

  • Republican
  • Representative
  • District 118
Primary

Jonathon D. Hill

  • Republican
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Joshua A. Putnam

  • Republican
Primary

L. Kit Spires

  • Republican
Primary

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Jan 31, 2017

House

Introduced and read first time

House

Referred to Committee on Education and Public Works

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