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Members of the House Judiciary Committee are listed below, with recorded sponsors framed in green. Peter McCoy is chair of the committee, and his support of Joint Resolution H.3391 is a good indicator that he will work to get it passed thru committee. But he can't do it alone. A majority of committee member support is needed to move the bill to the House floor.
Check to see if your representative is in the list below. If they are listed, and not a sponsor, you should call their office immediately and ask them to sign-on as a sponsor as soon as possible (the 2020 session begins on January 14th, but sponsors can sign onto bills at anytime). If they are not supportive, you can either ask for a meeting to discuss their concerns (our contact your legislator steps will walk you thru the process), or you can say you'll get back to them with more information. Then send us an email, and we'll help you figure out the next step.
Postcard parties and letter writing campaigns can be used to show support to legislators who do not represent your district. The more South Carolinians they hear from, the more likely the bill will pass.
To find your representative, click here. If they are not on the list below, check the full House list.
Members of the House Judiciary Committee are listed below, with recorded sponsors framed in green. Peter McCoy is chair of the committee, and his support of Joint Resolution H.3391 is a good indicator that he will work to get it passed thru committee. But he can't do it alone. A majority of committee member support is needed to move the bill to the House floor.
Check to see if your representative is in the list below. If they are listed, and not a sponsor, you should call their office immediately and ask them to sign-on as a sponsor as soon as possible (the 2020 session begins on January 14th, but sponsors can sign onto bills at anytime). If they are not supportive, you can either ask for a meeting to discuss their concerns (our contact your legislator steps will walk you thru the process), or you can say you'll get back to them with more information. Then send us an email, and we'll help you figure out the next step.
Postcard parties and letter writing campaigns can be used to show support to legislators who do not represent your district. The more South Carolinians they hear from, the more likely the bill will pass.
To find your representative, click here. If they are not on the list below, check the full House list.
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