State House Daybook provides you with the information you need to navigate the South Carolina General Assembly during the legislative session. Each edition provides a snapshot of the legislative day with meeting schedules, agendas, news and other resources in one place.
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LEGISLATIVE COVERAGE
Senate
The Senate gavels in at 2:00 p.m. Watch live here. Calendar. Journal.
House
The House gavels in at 12:00 p.m. Watch live here. Calendar. Journal.
Combined meeting schedule
9:00 a.m., House Healthcare and Regulatory Subcommittee of the Legislative Oversight Committee, Blatt Room 110, Agenda Available, Live Broadcast
9:30 a.m., Senate Finance Constitutional Subcommittee, Gressette Room 307, Agenda Available
10:00 a.m., SC Legislative Black Caucus, Blatt Room 427
10:30 a.m., Senate Natural Resources and Economic Development Subcommittee on S.439, Gressette Room 207, Agenda Available
11:00 a.m., Senate Judiciary Committee, Gressette Room 105, Agenda Available, Live Broadcast
11:00 a.m., Senate Finance Committee, Gressette Room 308, Agenda Available, Live Broadcast
11:00 a.m., Minority Caucus., Blatt Room 305
11:00 a.m., House E.P.W. Motor Vehicles Subcommittee on H.3174, H.3695 and H.3789, Blatt Room 433, Agenda Available
11:00 a.m., House Ways and Means Committee, Blatt Room 521, Agenda Available, Live Broadcast
12:00 p.m., House of Representatives, State House, House Chamber, Live Broadcast
2:00 p.m., Senate, State House, Senate Chamber, Live Broadcast
1 hour after the House adjourns, E.P.W. Transportation Subcommittee on H.3799 and H.3952, Blatt Room 433, Agenda Available
1.5 hours after adjournment of the House, Real Estate Subcommittee of the House Labor, Commerce and Industry Committee on H.3200, Blatt Room 403, Agenda Available
2:30 p.m. or 1.5 hours after the House adjourns, Judiciary Committee, Blatt Room 516, Agenda Available
2:30 pm or 1.5 hours after the House adjourns, whichever is later, 3-M Committee, Blatt Room 427, Agenda Available
EXECUTIVE BRANCH
11 a.m. Governor Henry McMaster will hold a Statehouse press conference with members of the General Assembly, Governor’s office, Statehouse, Columbia, S.C
NEWS
Episodes of This Week In South Carolina
Feds file False Claims lawsuit against MOX contractor, subcontractor Aiken Standard
A ban on bans: Are SC legislators killing local control as favor for Big Business? The State
State pension plans that 1 in 9 SC residents rely on are short $25 billion in funding The Post and Courier
Many South Carolinians flunked a US citizenship test. Should we be worried? The Post and Courier
How SC’s Tim Scott made civil rights history The State
Charleston County school leaders lay out plans to address huge disparities The Post and Courier
Storm-lashed SC reassesses global warming’s role AP
Economic impact of tourism in SC grew again, reaching $22.6 billion last year The Post and Courier
The other Tecklenburg: brother of Charleston mayor advises Pelosi as she becomes speaker The Post and Courier
Absent winner, economists say SC shouldn’t plan to spend its $61M share of lottery The State
Sen. Elizabeth Warren makes stop in Upstate WYFF
Elizabeth Warren campaigns for president in Greenville: 4 takeaways The Greenville News
I intend to win’: Kamala Harris tells SC voters she’ll beat Trump in 2020 The State
Kamala Harris introduces herself to South Carolina with BBQ and a town hall The Post and Courier
So you’re running for president in 2020 — now what? A guide to campaigning in South Carolina The Post and Courier
Meet the Clyburn daughter hoping to succeed her father — it’s not who you think The Post and Courier
Bernie Sanders Stumbled With Black Voters in 2016. Can He Do Better in 2020? The New York Times
Hundreds hold competing protests at Drag Queen Story Hour as deputies block media entry Greenville News
Is solar back on track? Bill to save rooftop solar industry moves to SC House vote The State
Statehouse proposals put a cloud over e-cigarette use in SC The Post and Courier
Former SC lawmaker won’t get new job until senators probe his House votes The State
After corruption scandal, SC lawmakers push changes at electric cooperatives The State
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