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S.C. Legislative Manual

The S.C. Legislative Manual is at least partly (and IMO probably fully) on-line (tho perhaps only in pieces) and should be quite valuable for topics connected at least with the leg. -- and possibly for many other topics relating to (at least state) govt. A portion of it, that i'm using this talk contrib to present a ToC for, is the one i'm currently interested in (re Justin Bamberg, currently state rep -- from Bamberg County! -- & atty involving himself in the shooting of Walter Scott).
p.148-9 Information Telephones
p. 149 Speaker of the House and Committee Chairmen
p. 150 Elected Officers [who are] Not Members [incl., i kid you not, Reading Clerk Bubba Cronin]
p. 150 Explanation of Reference Marks
p. 151 Members of the House [no, not really organized "by District" (as a top-of page hdg says); surname-first names sorted alpha-order, with the corresponding rep's district # and county(ies) listed]

p. 151 [Al... - At...]
p. 152 [Bal... - Ber...]
p. 153 [Bi... - Brown, D...]
p. 154 [Brown, G... - Cly1...]
p. 155 [Cob... - Dan...]
p. 156 [Del... - Fe...]
p. 157 [Fi... - Ge...]
p. 158 [Gi... - Hard...]
p. 159 [Harr... - Hio...]
p. 160 [Hix... - Ho...]
p. 161 [Hu... - Li...]
p. 162 [Lof... - McC...]
p. 163 [McE... - Moss, D...]
p. 164 [Moss, V... - New...]
p. 165 [Norm... - Pat...]
p. 166 [Pi... - Ril...]
p. 167 [Riv... - San...]
p. 168 [Se... - Smith, J. ...]
p. 169 [Smith, Ja... - Str...]
p. 170 [Tal... - Wee...]
p. 171 [Wel... - Willis...
p. 172 [Woo...]

p. 172 List of House Districts and Counties Comprising Districts [i.e., list of the district numbers, each being accompanied by its county's name, or by a list naming each of the counties that constitutes part or all of that district's extent]

p. 172 [1 - 51]
p. 173 [52 - 107]
p. 174 [108 - 124]

p. 174 List of Counties and House Districts Comprising Counties [i.e., alphabetical list of the counties, each county name being accompanied by

its rep's name and district's number,

or

a list (in alpha order) of its reps, and a list (in numeric order) with the numbers and/or contiguous ranges of numbers for districts that constitute part or all of that county's extent]

p. 174 [A - Bea]
p. 175 [Ber - Di]
p. 176 [Do - Ho... (part of Horry County list)]
p. 177 [Ho... (rest of it) - Pi...]
p. 178 [Ri... - Y]

p. 179 District Number and Member Representing District

p. 179 1 - 39
p. 180 40 - 82
p. 181 83 - 124

Update needed

The image of the seats represented with dots needs to be updated. — Preceding unsigned comment added by LikkerdySplit (talk • contribs) 07:02, 12 January 2017 (UTC)[reply]

2021 Session

I've updated info for the new session beginning January 12, 2021, including seating charts and new members. I'm not aware of any leadership changes. Dr. Blazer (talk) 01:05, 13 January 2021 (UTC)[reply]

2023 Session

#30 Michael Lawson is linked to the wrong person. The legislator should probably be listed as Brian Lawson. His legislative page is here:

https://www.scstatehouse.gov/member.php?code=1067613508

I'd fix it but I'm still learning how to make changes in some of these boxes and charts ProfessorKaiFlai (talk) 06:01, 27 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]